British Freestyle Aerobatic Championships 30th & 31st August

[Miniman]

If any pilots fancy tacking part in the BFAC, the new date is on the 30/31 August.

the 120 class is ideal for any pilot who wants to take part in their first competition. Some pilots are using small foam models others small 40 sized electric, so dont worry about not having the latest YS powered patern model or 50cc powered yak, just come enjoy the fun.


There are places in all three classes.

2008 Final Format

There will be three classes flown... 1.20, Advanced and Unlimited.



1.20 class (Entry level class with a max size restriction of 1.8m / 1.20 cu in)

Flight 1. Freestyle programme of the pilots own choosing, 3mins duration To music!

Flight 2. Freestyle programme of the pilots own choosing, 3mins duration Music optional, but cannot be that used in flight 1.

Flight 3. 'Speciality round' Freestyle programme of the pilots own choosing, 3mins 30 secs duration, which MUST include a specified number of manoeuvres from the published list. Music optional, but cannot be that used in flights 1 or 2.



Advanced class (Intermediate class)

Flight 1. Fixed Programme of no more than 4minutes duration.

Flight 2. Freestyle programme of the pilots own choosing, 3mins 30secs duration To music!

Flight 3. Freestyle programme of the pilots own choosing, 3mins 30secs duration Music optional, but cannot be that used in flight 2.

Flight 4. 'Speciality round' Freestyle programme of the pilots own choosing, 3mins 30secs duration, which MUST include a specified number of manoeuvres from the published list. Music optional, but cannot be that used in flights 2 or 3.



Unlimited class (Expert class)

Flight 1. Fixed Programme of no more than 4minutes duration.

Flight 2. Freestyle programme of the pilots own choosing, 4mins duration To music!

Flight 3. Freestyle programme of the pilots own choosing, 4mins duration Music optional, but cannot be that used in flight 2.

Flight 4. 'Speciality round' Freestyle programme of the pilots own choosing, 3mins 30secs duration, which MUST include a specified number of manoeuvres from the published list. Music optional, but cannot be that used in flights 2 or 3.

For more details and to enter see

http://www.bfac.org.uk/

Peter