SE Wales Hang Gliding & Paragliding Club XC League

SE Wales 2013 XC League

The following table lists all cross country flights that have been submitted to the 2013 XC League.

Last 3 updated flights 1. Glyn Storey (16.94 Km - - 19.05.13) 2. Brian Jones (14.50 Km - Blorenge Nw - 19.05.13)
Best 3 flights 1. Glyn Storey (16.94 Km - - 19.05.13) 2. Brian Jones (14.50 Km - Blorenge Nw - 19.05.13)

2013 XC League Table - Last updated
Hang Gliding			Flight 1	Flight 2	Flight 3	Flight 4	Flight 5	Flight 6	Total
	Pilot	Glider	Km	Km	Km	Km	Km	Km	Km	Updated

2013 XC League Table - Last updated 21.05.13
Paragliding			Flight 1	Flight 2	Flight 3	Flight 4	Flight 5	Flight 6	Total
	Pilot	Glider	Km	Km	Km	Km	Km	Km	Km	Updated
1	Glyn Storey	Gradient Nevada	16.94	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	16.94	21.05.13
2	Brian Jones	Sigma 6	14.50	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	14.50	20.05.13

Notes

• Please click on a pilot name for a detailed list of all flights flown by that pilot.
• You can also search the XC database by pilot name or take-off point name.
• All distances are calculated from the OS grid references submitted (rounded to two decimal places).
• When you submit an XC flight it will be automatically included in your personal XC table, but will require approval before it can be included in the Club XC league table.

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To submit an XC claim

Please use the following links to submit details of your cross country flight to the SE Wales League and the UK HG and PG XC Leagues.

The UK XC League (HG)

The UK XC League (PG)

South East Wales XC League Rules (Last updated 2011)

This is a fun competition with no minimum distance and all claims taken on trust.

1. All flights must comply with airlaw, site rules and any prevailing airspace restrictions.
2. An open distance flight with no way points will score the straight line distance from the take-off point to the landing point.
3. If the majority of an open distance flight is flown out of ridge lift, it can include up to three way points, and will score the aggregate of the legs flown. For example an open distance flight with three way points will score the straight line distance from the take-off to the first way point, plus the straight line distance from the first way point to the second way point, plus the straight line distance from the second way point to the third way point, plus the straight line distance from the third way point to the landing point.
4. Out and return flights can include a maximum of three way points, and will score the aggregate of the legs flown times the applicable multiplier. If the aggregate distance flown is less than 25km, this will be multiplied by 1.5 to calculate the distance scored. If the aggregate distance flown is equal to or greater than 25km, this will be multiplied by 2 to calculate the distance scored. The majority of an out and return flight must be flown out of ridge lift.
5. To qualify as an FAI triangle, the shortest leg of a triangle flight must be at least 28% of the total distance flown. If a triangle flight does not comply with the 28% rule it will be classed as a flat triangle. The majority of all triangle flights must be flown out of ridge lift.
6. FAI triangle flights where the aggregate distance flown is less than 25Km, will score 2.2 times the aggregate distance flown. FAI triangle flights where the aggregate distance flown is equal to or greater than 25Km will score 2.8 times the aggregate distance flown.
7. Flat triangle flights where the aggregate distance flown is less than 25Km, will score 1.5 times the aggregate distance flown. Flat triangle flights where the aggregate distance flown is equal to or greater than 25Km will score twice the aggregate distance flown.
8. A full OS grid reference (e.g. SO 123 456) must be supplied for any take-off, way/turn point, or landing point submitted.
9. Only the top six flights flown by each pilot will score distance in the XC League Table. No more than two of these can be from take-off points outside Wales.
10. XC claims for flights made in October must be submitted by the 7^th November. All other claims must be submitted withing 28days of the flight.
11. If you enter your flight in the UK National league, you must list SEWHG&PGC as your Club for that entry in the UK National League.

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