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Crew France triumphs at the2024 FAI F5J European Championships forElectric Powered Thermal Length Gliders – sUAS Information

Team France triumphs at the2024 FAI F5J European Championships forElectric Powered Thermal Duration Gliders

Crew France triumphed in each junior and senior group courses on the 2024 FAI F5J European Championships for Electrical Powered Thermal Length Gliders. The competitors featured 63 senior and 16 junior opponents from 23 nations, all vying for the distinguished title.

The championships came about from 25 to 31 August, with excellent particular person performances. Slovenia’s Primož Rižner soared to the highest spot, grabbing the 2024 European champion title and doubling his European Champion accolades.

Competitors was robust, with many flights with windy climate situations difficult the opponents to regulate their fashions and strategies to optimise every flight. The extent of ability amongst junior individuals was famous as very excessive, which is promising for the way forward for this class.

Among the many feminine opponents, Jana Štěrbová of Czechia got here out on high, with Anne Schütz of Germany being the highest junior feminine. 

FAI Aeromodelling Fee (CIAM) President and Jury Member Antonis Papadopoulos commented:

The FAI F5J European Championships have been concluded efficiently; on behalf of CIAM, I wish to thank the organising group from the Romanian Modelling Federation, and the Deva Airfield employees for his or her efforts in making ready and working the occasion, and naturally for his or her hospitality. Congratulations to the winners and to all those that participated.

The championships came about at Deva Airfield, operated by the Federatia Aeronautica Romana, which additionally hosts different air sports activities actions reminiscent of gliding, skydiving and aerobatics.

The following FAI F5J European Championships are scheduled for 2026 in France.

Winners

Senior Crew

  1. France
  2. Germany
  3. Slovakia

Junior Crew

  1. France
  2. Czechia
  3. Germany

Senior

  1. Primož Rižner (SLO)
  2. Juraj Adamek (SVK)
  3. Oleksandr Synielytsyi (UKR)  

Junior

  1. Romain Gallet (FRA)
  2. David Schütz (GER)
  3. Filippo De Luca (ITA)

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