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Day 8 (Final day)

Jul 5

Written by: Mike Maddocks
Saturday, July 05, 2008 8:36 AM

I have given up guessing what the weather will be. It is a bit windy with some cloud. I do not think it will rain but other than that it is anyones guess. The boys learnt a lot about flying in Europe yesterday. Four and a half hours to do 358km. They learnt not to get frustrated at only doing 80km/hr even though the day looks like 100. They came 7th and 8th after getting into a couple of holes each. Nathan 80.5km/hr, Andy 80.0km/hr, Winner 87.5km/hr. The Lithuanian was first in a Jantar until an airspace violation was detected. (max height was 6500').Todays briefing is at 10am. More then.

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Henry         7/27/2008 1:07:28 PM
Hey guys! Can you send me a message what's going on in next joeyglide. Where is it and stuff. Cheers, Henry. Submitted By: Henry
Rob Moore         7/6/2008 12:35:46 AM
Well done team, great practise for next year. Well done Nathan and I look forward to hearing stories when I next see you all. You Pilots certainly did well in you first international competition and in such a difficult climate. Submitted By: Rob Moore
Nan & Jeff         7/5/2008 5:54:03 PM
Well done boys, you did us proud. Submitted By: Nan & Jeff
Grant J         7/5/2008 4:31:09 PM
Congratulations Nathan - 3rd overall! Congrats also to the organisers and especially the web site organiser(s) - the web site was very informative and kept very up-to-date - almost felt like we were there watching the action live. Good job to Andrew, Mike and Julie too. Submitted By: Grant J
Grant J         7/5/2008 9:01:19 AM
This is exciting stuff - edge of the seat & dangerous after a bottle of red with good friends! We're watching the times come in with no more than 10 minutres delay. Good stuiff from the comp organisers. Doing some back of the hand calcs and it's looking OK for Nathan at this stage! Go Andrew / Nathan !!!! Submitted By: Grant J
James Dutschke         7/3/2008 9:54:15 PM
Nice work lads. Hope the weather improves a bit and you show em how to fly. Best of luck, james Submitted By: James Dutschke
Rob Moore         7/3/2008 7:50:34 PM
Well I hope you will have a contest on the 4th and you both do well lads. A great flight on the 3rd Andy, Julie (deputy Team Captain) I hope we hear more from you. Submitted By: Rob Moore
Team Australia         7/3/2008 10:40:44 AM
Hey guys, we're watching your progress with interest over here. Hope your weather improves soon. I hope that you have lots of good luck and no bad luck. Team Australia Submitted By: Team Australia
Allan Barnes         7/3/2008 1:04:22 AM
Hey guys, great effort over there - keep it up no matter what the weather brings. It's inspiring for us, too, at Rieti, to see you doing well. We've got 3 days left of practice before our comp starts, so keep giving us inspiration! Submitted By: Allan Barnes
John Welsh         7/2/2008 11:26:15 PM
Nathan and Andrew - Looks like a lot of superscratch weather there, you are really doing great in trying conditions. Hope you get a boomer to show everyone what Aussies can really do! I'm enjoying the pictures and the blogs. Keep looking and keep it safe. Submitted By: John Welsh