Results from the last competition of the season 2006 held in Kokkola.
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Results from the last competition of the season 2006 held in Kokkola.
Continue reading ‘Results from F3A SM/Cup 4/4 2006, Kokkola’
13th F3A European Championship was held at Buochs (near Luzern) in Switzerland, from August 26th to 2nd of September 2006.
F3A Team Finland participated in the Championships with a team of two pilots, Kimmo Kaukoranta and Lassi Nurila, and team manager Juho Karppinen. We provided some “live” coverage from the location in means of pictures and stories.
The official homepage of the Championships is a reference point for all official information such as bulletins and results. Other places for discussion are for example Lennokit.net (in Finnish) and RCUniverse. If you have a good link to add here, please drop an e-mail [email: juho.karppinen #AT# iki.fi ] or use contact form.
10 best pilots continued their fight for the title of European Champion. The day consisted of two F07 final programs and two unknown schedules.
Final results:
The banquet was held at 1900 meters altitude at Mount Stanserhorn. Pictures by Juho Karppinen.
19 best pilots out of 59 competitors took part in semifinal rounds. Two F07 programs were flown and based on the results 10 pilots are going into finals.
Participants in order of preliminary results and their equipment:
The day was dramatical. Stephane Carrier from France lost both of his Oxalys planes because of radio interference problems. His planes went into fail-safe mode on both of his semifinal flights and crashed uncontrolled into ground. Very sad incident because he flew very well and would have definitely managed to go into finals.
In addition to F3A flying, there were nice show flights during the lunch brake. The show included a jet with turbine motor, gliders with 6m wingspan starting both with electric motors and aerotowing, and 3m Katana-s with 4 electric motors plus huge pack of lipos. In addition we saw a depron plane which can fly both forward and backward. Photos by Juho Karppinen.
The fourth and the last preliminary round. The weather was much better but very cold. Even some snow had been raining on top of near mountains creating true Alpine landscape.
Our day started early since Lassi’s turn was third and the round started at 7.00am. It was dark when we started assemblying planes on the airfield. But the sunrise looked great with white mountains on the background. Photographer Juho Karppinen.
The second competition day was again rainy.
After yesterdays humidity Lassi’s plane was out of trim and made his flying difficult. Even it was raining hard during the evening, we went to a practise site to make some trimming flights. Pictures taken by Juho Karppinen.
The first competition day was flown on Sunday in rainy conditions. It was raining practically the whole day but clouds were high and didn’t cause much troubles for competition. The day was completed almost in schedule but everything was soaking wet and the field had turned into mud. The weather forecast doesn’t expect better conditions until Thursday. Photographer was Juho Karppinen.
Official practise took place on Saturday and we were able to get used to the contest site. Mountains behind the airfield offered interesting experience for pilots not used to such landscape. However, flying in front of mountains was easier than we first expected.
The sun was shining almost the whole day but it started raining just before the last flights. After a small delay flying could be continued and opening ceremony started almost on time. Photos were taken by Juho Karppinen.
Some pictures from the contest site and practise field at Chum. Pictures taken by Juho Karppinen.
Results from the third competition from Hämeenkyrö. FAI competition included both preliminaries and finals.
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Results from Sport-cup competition held in Seinäjoki.
Sport Cup 3/5 | Kierros 1 | Kierros 2 | Kierros 3 | Yhteensä 2/3 |
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1. Juha reinikka | 1,000 | 1,000 | 958 | 2,000 |
2. Jooel Kalmari | 986 | 993 | 1,000 | 1,993 |
3. Teemu Niemi | 958 | 700 | 830 | 1,788 |
4. Olli Karhunen | 806 | 891 | 891 | 1,782 |
5. Tommi Loukola | 756 | 826 | 731 | 1,582 |
6. Petri Järvimies | 894 | 304 | 676 | 1,570 |
7. Matti Karhunen | 597 | 778 | 779 | 1,557 |
The last competition of season 2006 is organized at Kruunupyy airfield (Kokkola) on September 16-17. The bulletin is available in the Finnish version of the post.
Results from the second competition from Oulu. FAI competition included both preliminaries and finals.
Results from the first competition of the year 2006 held in Turku May 20-21. Some story and pictures in Lennokit.net.
Bulletin for the third championship competition in Hämeenkyro. More details in the Finnish version of the post.
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The seconds championship competition is held in Oulu on July 1-2. The complete version of the bulletin is available in the Finnish version of the post.
Aeromusical Cup competition was organised as part of Model-Expo exhibition.
F3P-AM Cup 1/2 Model-Expo | Kierros 1 | Kierros 2 | Kierros 3 | Yhteensä 2/3 |
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1. Kimmo Kaukoranta | 944 | 1,000 | 1,000 | 2,000 |
2. Jooel Kalmari | 1,000 | 820 | 899 | 1,899 |
3. Markus Aaltonen | 876 | 839 | 895 | 1,770 |
4. Topi Korhonen | 803 | 752 | 794 | 1,597 |
5. Pasi Kärppä | 716 | 811 | 749 | 1,560 |
6. Jouni Erola | 667 | 673 | 648 | 1,339 |
Bulletin for the first championship competition in Turku on May 20-21. More details in the Finnish version of the post.
F3P Sport and Advanced competitions were organised as part of OtaScale event in Otahalli, Espoo.
F3P-Advanced | Kierros 1 | Kierros 2 | Kierros 3 | Yhteensä 2/3 |
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1. Kimmo Kaukoranta | 1,000 | 1,000 | 1,000 | 2,000 |
2. Jooel Kalmari | 827 | 761 | 784 | 1,611 |
3. Vesa Murtovaara | 709 | 621 | 817 | 1,526 |
4. Erkko Saviaro | 397 | 757 | 736 | 1,494 |
F3P-Sport | Kierros 1 | Kierros 2 | Yhteensä 2/2 |
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1. Sami Nevalainen | 1,000 | 1,000 | 2,000 |
2. Raimo Ruokonen | 838 | 1,000 | 1,838 |
3. Simo Sihvo | 829 | 881 | 1,710 |
4. Eino Korhonen | 910 | 762 | 1,672 |
5. Juhana Suhonen | 545 | 752 | 1,298 |
6. Cormac Walsh | 911 | 911 |