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* The Inter-Club League is intended to encourage competitive cross-country flying on a less formal basis than National and Regional competitions, involving pilots at all levels of cross-country competence. | * The Inter-Club League is intended to encourage competitive cross-country flying on a less formal basis than National and Regional competitions, involving pilots at all levels of cross-country competence. | ||
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Inter-Club League SW[edit]
Clubs[edit]
- Bath, Wilts & N.Dorset (The Park)
- Devon & Somerset (North Hill)
- Mendip (Halesland)
- Shalbourne (Rivar Hill)
- Wyvern - Upavon
What the League is about:[edit]
- The Inter-Club League is intended to encourage competitive cross-country flying on a less formal basis than National and Regional competitions, involving pilots at all levels of cross-country competence.
- The competition will take the form of weekend 'Meets' between the four clubs in each League. A 'Meet' will be hosted by each of the clubs in turn throughout the season, giving pilots and crews an opportunity to visit and fly from other clubs in their area. (Note: Some Leagues comprise 3 or 5 clubs - Rules 1 & 9 cover this).
- The intention is not to give great glory to individuals, but to promote rivalry between the clubs. The honours each weekend, and over the season, will therefore go to the club amassing the highest total score for all its pilots.
- Special emphasis will be put on the performance of Novice pilots.
- The host club for each weekend will be responsible for providing the organisation for the competition, so there will be an opportunity for people to learn contest direction, task setting, start and finish line control, scoring etc...
- The host club must undertake to provide appropriate launching facilities, although it is intended that there should be minimal interruption to normal club flying.
- Poviding agreement is reached between participating clubs there will be no membership charges.
- It is confidently expected that clubs will vie for the honour of organising the best party on the Saturday night of their Meet.
