My 20c worth is I think I prefer multiple start points and about half my
comp flying was in the the VNE 1000m start line which was bordering on
dangerous.

As for finishing I really like the 2 or 3 km circle at say 1000ft. I have
been at a German comps years ago and they had well over 100 gliders and all
finishes were 3km out at 300 m I seem to remember. They also had a well
ordered landing procedures and only one main strip.  I was impressed.

I think the last out & return was set in nationals about 1970 and cats
cradles continued on for about another 10years., With new tasks being set
with haste on the grid this conflicting directions must be thought about &
usually is. .

Ian mcphee
On 15/02/2014 3:19 PM, "Mike Borgelt" <[email protected]>
wrote:

>  At 05:46 PM 14/02/2014, you wrote:
>
> I agree completely with Tim. We should all use the same rules worldwide.
>
> So the only other question that needs answering is when is the rest of the
> world going to change to our well thought out multiple allocated start
> points and 3km finish circles. And while they are changing their rules,
> they can mandate that all pilots use low tow as well.
>
> Can you still be World Champion if you declare a Lay day 48 hrs in advance?
>
>
>
>
> And they should all mandate two signatures after rigging. This was
> actually proposed in the US about 12 years ago after a tragic mishap but
> no more was heard after someone pointed out that nobody in his or her right
> mind would sign.
>
> Mike
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