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1-26 Association February 2012 OLC Contest February 29, 2012 by Bob Spielman
1-26 ASSOCIATION FEBRUARY 2012 ONLINE CONTEST
At the end of January the 1-26 Association was in 14th place in the whole USA. The Blairstown Boys fixed that. On February 21st, 4 1-26s flew a long way and lifted the 1-26 Association into 7th place.
Since there were 4 1-26s flying out of Blairstown that day we'll award the first 4 places.
RON SCHWARTZ - 493.3km.
PAUL LEAL - 435.85KM.
GUS JOHNSON 368.51KM.
JIM ANGELOU 345.25KM.
What a day! That's a total of 1642.91km and with our handicap 2635 points for the 1-26 Association. Great going!
For February we had 9 flights by 6 pilots. Every bit helps. Ron had 3 flights, Daniel Sazhin had 2, and Mike Havener had 1, besides the flights above.
Certificates of Achievement February 29, 2012 by Ron Schwartz
We have a double header. Joe K McKay of Huntsville, Alabama and Ken Ekman of Norfolk, Virginia have both been awarded a 1-26 Association Certificate of Achievement for completing the requirements of a Silver Badge. Ken flew #160 out of Bermuda High Soaring, SC in 2007. Joe finished up his Silver last October in #021. Congratulations to both of you.
Ron Schwartz
1-26 Assn Record Keeper
2011 H. Marshall Claybourn Memorial Award February 25, 2012 by Bob Spielman
This award was established in 1970 in honor of H. Marshall Claybourn and is awarded annually
Bob Spielman
1-26 Association Milestones, Documented February 22, 2012
Jo and Charles Shaw have created a great 1-26 Association Milestones arcticle that chronicles the history and highlights of the Association and our favorite sailplane. When I started reading it, I couldn't stop. A lot of time and energy went into this labor of love and you can see the passion both Jo and Charles share for the Association.
This ought to be required reading for all 1-26 Association Members!
2011 Hangman Award February 19, 2012 by Bob Spielman
The 1-26 Association has announced the winner of the 2011 HANGMAN AWARD:
RON SCHWARTZ
Ron flew a 489 statue mile flight.
This award was established in 2009 in honor of Doug "Hangman" Levy and is awarded for the longest 1-26 flight of the year
with turnpoints allowed. Ron won this award in 2009 and will receive another very nice plaque soon.
Congratulations from the 1-26 Association, Ron.
2012 Aguila Rendezvous February 18, 2012 by Bob Burni
I just confirmed the weekend after Mother's Day as a "Good to Go" date for Harry Smith. Let's plan on May 18,19, and 20 as the date to get as many 1-26s as possible to Aguila.
Rumor has it that the Burro Inn has done some remodeling. I will check it out. Otherwise Wickenburg is recommended as the place to go. I liked being downtown at the Best Western, but the Super 8 where most of the Skid Row has stayed is also good. Camping on the field is an excellent choice. No dump site but there are toilet facilities. Work out your own bathing routine.
1-26 Glider Races
"One Design" Fun Meet Wurtsboro 2012
Wurtsboro Gliderport, Wurtsboro NY
Sponsored by Wurtsboro Flight Management
May 5, 6, 2012 Rain (or not soarable weather) date: May 12, 13,
Double rain date: May 19, 20
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Open to all pilots flying 1-26.
First timers, beginners and juniors are encouraged to compete. Clubs, team flying etc.
Turn area tasks, easy for novice, challenging for pros (1-26 rules)
No entry fee!
Areotows are pay as you go! (3 towplanes available)
Our full staff will be on duty, with golf carts for tow out etc…
Overnight camping available (basic, rest rooms, shower)
Saturday night dinner at the “cabins across the street”. Chip-in and eat prepared by "Chef Jeff"
Contact: Warren Cramer 845-888-2791
Don’t forget upcoming events:
Region 2 North June 22 ~ June 29
Fun meet for all gliders: dates TBA
Wurtsboro is a beautiful soaring facility with breathtaking scenery and excellent soaring conditions.
Come join the fun!
2012 1-26 Association Championships January 4, 2012
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Texas Soaring Association we be the host of the 2012 1-26 Association Championships. They have been the site of several great championships in the past and I'm this will be no exception.
Practice Days: Sunday, July 8 ( Optional), Monday, July 9 and Tuesday, July 10, 2012
First Competition Day: Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Last Competition Day: July 18, 2012
Breakfast Awards Meeting:: Thursday, July 19, 2012 at 8 a.m. near the Holiday Inn Express
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Fee: $640, includes SSA sanction fee and 9 tows.
The World Class and 13.5m National Contest are also going to be hosted by TAS durring the same time period.
13.5 Meter Nationals are available to all ships 13.5 M or less. The 13.5M Class is handicapped. Most gliders already have a handicap, if not, one will be created.
1-26 competitors can enter the 13.5 Meter Nationals and fly the course July 10, 2012 instead of using it as a practice day. Thereafter, flight logs are applied to both contests.
The Association is formed for the purpose of stimulating interest in, and promoting
the sport of soaring in the Schweizer 1-26 sailplane; to establish standards for
competition in the 1-26; to establish categories for record flights made in the
1-26; to disseminate information relating to the 1-26 and flights made in the 1-26,
and to give recognition to its membership for accomplishments related to soaring in
the 1-26.
The Association's goal is to foster the helpfulness, the camaraderie, and the
opportunity for head-to-head competition that is found in One Design groups
in sailing. It is an organization of people who share the common ideal that
soaring should be fun, not frantic - people who include pilots, families, crews
and others who are interested. Membership is open to everyone. Owning a 1-26 or
being a pilot is not required.
The Association has evolved a whole range of challenges and rewards to fit the
ambitions of pilots at all levels of experience and skill. It has, for example,
special recognition for those who complete FAI badge legs in a
1-26 with a very special Roll Of Honor
for those who complete all three Diamonds in a 1-26.
The Sweepstakes is an all-year X-C
competition that lets you fly at the time and place of your choosing against
pilots of comparable experience levels. It provides an opportunity to pit your
skills against the best in your division - on your own home turf.
The Association maintains and publishes Regional (including
Canada) 1-26 records which, are essentially the same as the SSA
State Records. Categories and classes include speed triangles, distance tasks,
absolute altitude and altitude gained for each class (Open, Senior, Feminine
and Junior).
A multitude of local, regional and other trophies and awards
are available to honor the best accomplishments of all our"achievers". The
longest straight-line flight of the year is especially honored with the H. Marshall Claybourn Memorial Award.
The 1-26 Championships is the high point of the
year for many pilots. Open to any 1-26 pilot in the world, the winner is indeed
the 1-26 World Champion. Since
team flying is encouraged, the highest scoring team is designated Champion Team. Numerous local and regional competitions
throughout the year give pilots and crews a chance to break into competition in
a low-key environment before going for The Big One
.
Soaring is exciting, it's relaxing, it's challenging, and it's fun - we know the
1-26 is the most fun. We'd like to have you join the 1-26
Association. Annual dues for individuals are $15.00 and family members at the
same address are $5.00 each. For informationon joining the 1-26
Association, click on the information listed below, or
