You may have noticed that in the VFS competition, the trained team, Bad Lieutenants are not scoring as highly as expected. Well thats because their usual cameraman Matt was not able to make it this weekend. The fill in camera man for this weekend is Andy Newell, a talented freeflyer, tunnel coach and world championship competitor in his own right. Despite this, there have been a significant number of camera busts. This goes to show how important it is, that the cameraman has trained alongside the team and how incredibly hard it is to film VFS.
The AAA is interesting as usual. Bodyflight at the top had caught up and passed by 1 point team Satori. Going into Round 6, the fastest all random round (P,O,N,D,E), postitioning can change very easily. To that effect Bodyflight did an impressive 32 in time and Satori a 38 bust to a 37.
SonicNutz and Vision are also fighting it out for the Bronze position with only a point between them. Currently SonicNutz have the slight lead at 100 points. The closer the competition, the more exciting it is!
In the single A class, Full Stop (Milko's team) are starting to show what they are worth by pulling a few points ahead on each round. This was except for Round 6 where they took the highest score of 25. 2nd and 4th place are much closer, separated by only 5 points between Eclipse, Tetris and Gr4vity. Those 3 teams have been battling all summer at the 3 grand prix events.
Rookie leaders Ch4os are the clear leaders 14 points ahead of High Altitude Heroes. This is depsite them having 14 busts! The services teams are also having an exciting competition a little further down the competition and are 3 points ahead. Who can hold their nerve, RAFSPA Typhoon or Royal Navy Storm?
Tommorrow, the wheels take off at 9am. See you then for part 2.
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