Robin 551???
Das wäre ein gigantischer Flug gewesen. Oder waren es nur "451". Das wäre immerhin auch noch vor Nurilla und Onda.
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... Aber heute Abend läuft ja noch TBL drüber ...
Wie mir der Christian aus Argentinien mitgeteilt hat, fliegen die 30 besten Piloten das Halbfinale. Da lag ich mit der 30% Regel falsch. Wird wohl bei so wenig Teilnehmern nicht angewendet. ...
5.1.9. Classification
a) For World and Continental Championships, each competitor will have four preliminary (Schedule P) flights, with the best three normalised scores counting to determine the preliminary ranking. The top half, but not more than 30 competitors, will then have two additional semi-final flights flying the known finals schedule. The total of the best three preliminary flights (normalised again to 1000 points) will count as one score along with the two semi-finals scores to provide three scores, the best two to count for semi-finals classification.
b) The top ten competitors of the semi-finals of a World or Continental Championship where there is an entry of more than 40 competitors, will then have four additional flights to determine the individual winner. For a World or Continental Championship with less than 40 competitors, the top five competitors will advance to the finals. Two final flights will be the current known finals schedule (F) and two will be unknown schedules (two different schedules, UK1 and UK2) (see 5.5). The known and unknown schedules must be flown in alternating sequence, starting with the known finals schedule (F). The best score from the known schedule will be combined with the scores from both unknown schedules for final classification. In the case of a tie the semi-final score will be used to decide the higher classification.
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Wie lautet der Sporting Code für Rangliste veröffentlichen?
C.13.6 Results of international events
a) Results are deemed to be official only when the FAI Jury has checked, validated and finally signed them. In accordance with FAI Sporting Code General Section 4.16.1, the official (final) results must be made public before the prize-giving. b) The official results must be published without delay on the flight site of the event. c) FAI Sporting Code General Section 4.16.2.1 states that the officially accepted entry list and results for first category events must be sent electronically to the FAI Office if possible before the prizegiving and in any case within 24 hours of the end of the event. For contests included in a World Cup, the results must be despatched to the relevant World Cup Coordinator within a month. d) The results must include each entrant’s FAI Unique ID number, the full name and nationality (or “FAI” in the case of entrants who have entered with sporting licence issued direct by the FAI) and for scale events must also include the name of the prototype air-or spacecraft subject flown by the competitor. e) The nationality of competitors who have entered under FAI Sporting Code General Section 4.5.1 or 4.5.3.3 shall be shown as FAI (see also C.6 c). f) For World and Continental Championships, the individual or team results must include the appropriate trophy name for any class that has an FAI perpetual trophy. g) Results submitted to the FAI (or to the relevant World Cup Coordinator) must be in electronic form to allow for publication on the official FAI website.