Showing posts with label 2010 NAVIGA FSR World Championships. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2010 NAVIGA FSR World Championships. Show all posts
Sunday, May 15, 2011
NAVIGA 2010 FSR-H/O/V Worlds pics
I have finally gone through all folders of pics I took at the NAVIGA FSR Worlds in Oroshaza Hungary last year and also uploaded the last ones from the FSR-V classes. In total 247 pics.
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Oroshaza day 14 - sunday
We're just back home in Sweden after a long drive home from Oroshaza... The 2010 NAVIGA world champs was really good with a very friendly atmosphere and a very good race site!
The next host nation for the 2012 NAVIGA World Champs is not set yet. But what we do know is that there will be three new 27cc gas classes for all categories at the next world champs = FSR-H27 (hydro). FSR-O27 (Off-Shore) and FSR-V27 (V/Endurance).
2010 NAVIGA FSR-V3.5 Junior World Championships top 3:
1. Aleksandar Zdravkov / Bulgaria (in the middle)
2. Julius Hof / Germany (to the left)
3. Zack Humphries / Great Britain (to the right)
2010 NAVIGA FSR-V3.5 Juniors World Championships total results
2010 NAVIGA FSR-V3.5 World Championships top 3:
1. Winfried Ott / Germany (in the middle)
2. András Berta / Hungary (to the left)
3. Jürgen Mischke / Germany (to the right)
2010 NAVIGA FSR-V3.5 World Championships total results
Winfried Ott's winning V3.5 boat.
From the V3.5 final.
From the V3.5 final - the TQ boat.
From the V3.5 final - András Berta's boat.
Winfried Ott removing the engine head for tech inspection after the V3.5 final.
2010 NAVIGA FSR-V7.5 Junior World Championships top 3:
1. Illia Znachenak / Belarus (in the middle)
2. Dzmitry Barysau / Belarus (to the left)
3. Adrian Chyla/ Poland (to the right)
2010 NAVIGA FSR-V7.5 Juniors World Championships total results
2010 NAVIGA FSR-V7.5 World Championships top 3:
1. Frederick Cederberg / Sweden (in the middle)
2. Hung Kwok Ka / Hong Kong (to the left)
3. Julijan Golavsek/ Slovenia (to the right)
2010 NAVIGA FSR-V7.5 World Championships total results
A crash at buoy #1 in the V7.5 final.
The V7.5 final start.
V7.5 winner Frederick with his co-driver Dieter Smeets.
From the V-7.5 final.
From the V-7.5 final.
From the V-7.5 final.
2010 NAVIGA FSR-V15 Junior World Championships top 3:
1. Jingye Zhang / China (in the middle)
2. Adrian Chyla / Poland (to the left)
3. Ola Toivola / Finland (to the right)
2010 NAVIGA FSR-V7.5 Juniors World Championships total results
From the V-7.5 juniors final - the red boat is Jingye Zhang's winning boat.
2010 NAVIGA FSR-V15 World Championships top 3:
1. Erich Costa / France (in the middle)
2. Mauro Braghieri / Italy (to the left)
3. Filip Tin Pazin / Serbia (to the right)
2010 NAVIGA FSR-V15 World Championships total results
The start of the V15 final.
Erich Costa and Mauro Braghieri had a fight until the end - Erich won.
2010 NAVIGA FSR-V35 World Championships top 3:
1. Mauro Braghieri / Italy (in the middle)
2. Mathias Hof / Germany (to the left)
3. Ronny Riedel / Germany (to the right)
2010 NAVIGA FSR-V35 World Championships total results
Erich Costa's V15 boat.
One of the "Hof" gas boats in the V35 final.
The next host nation for the 2012 NAVIGA World Champs is not set yet. But what we do know is that there will be three new 27cc gas classes for all categories at the next world champs = FSR-H27 (hydro). FSR-O27 (Off-Shore) and FSR-V27 (V/Endurance).
2010 NAVIGA FSR-V3.5 Junior World Championships top 3:1. Aleksandar Zdravkov / Bulgaria (in the middle)
2. Julius Hof / Germany (to the left)
3. Zack Humphries / Great Britain (to the right)
2010 NAVIGA FSR-V3.5 Juniors World Championships total results
2010 NAVIGA FSR-V3.5 World Championships top 3:1. Winfried Ott / Germany (in the middle)
2. András Berta / Hungary (to the left)
3. Jürgen Mischke / Germany (to the right)
2010 NAVIGA FSR-V3.5 World Championships total results
Winfried Ott's winning V3.5 boat.
From the V3.5 final.
From the V3.5 final - the TQ boat.
From the V3.5 final - András Berta's boat.
Winfried Ott removing the engine head for tech inspection after the V3.5 final.
2010 NAVIGA FSR-V7.5 Junior World Championships top 3:1. Illia Znachenak / Belarus (in the middle)
2. Dzmitry Barysau / Belarus (to the left)
3. Adrian Chyla/ Poland (to the right)
2010 NAVIGA FSR-V7.5 Juniors World Championships total results
2010 NAVIGA FSR-V7.5 World Championships top 3:1. Frederick Cederberg / Sweden (in the middle)
2. Hung Kwok Ka / Hong Kong (to the left)
3. Julijan Golavsek/ Slovenia (to the right)
2010 NAVIGA FSR-V7.5 World Championships total results
A crash at buoy #1 in the V7.5 final.
The V7.5 final start.
V7.5 winner Frederick with his co-driver Dieter Smeets.
From the V-7.5 final.
From the V-7.5 final.
From the V-7.5 final.
2010 NAVIGA FSR-V15 Junior World Championships top 3:1. Jingye Zhang / China (in the middle)
2. Adrian Chyla / Poland (to the left)
3. Ola Toivola / Finland (to the right)
2010 NAVIGA FSR-V7.5 Juniors World Championships total results
From the V-7.5 juniors final - the red boat is Jingye Zhang's winning boat.
2010 NAVIGA FSR-V15 World Championships top 3:1. Erich Costa / France (in the middle)
2. Mauro Braghieri / Italy (to the left)
3. Filip Tin Pazin / Serbia (to the right)
2010 NAVIGA FSR-V15 World Championships total results
The start of the V15 final.
Erich Costa and Mauro Braghieri had a fight until the end - Erich won.
2010 NAVIGA FSR-V35 World Championships top 3:1. Mauro Braghieri / Italy (in the middle)
2. Mathias Hof / Germany (to the left)
3. Ronny Riedel / Germany (to the right)
2010 NAVIGA FSR-V35 World Championships total results
Erich Costa's V15 boat.
One of the "Hof" gas boats in the V35 final.
Saturday, August 7, 2010
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Oroshaza day 11 - thursday
Today its FSR-V 7.5 cc juniors and 15 & 35 cc seniors qualifying run #1. The weather is good with some clouds so the temperature seems to be in the 28 deg region...
Oroshaza day 10 - wednesday
The weather forcast was rain all day but it came at nigtht instead. FSR-V 3.5 & 7.5 cc seniors and FSR-V 3.5 Juniors qualifying heat #1 (of 2) was run on wednesday. I won my qualifying heat with my Falcon II 3.5 cc but the speed was not really there. So Im about 1.5 laps too slow at the moment. Need to fix that for friday's qualifying.
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Oroshaza day 9 - tuesday
The hydro and off-shore oval racing is now all done here in Oroshaza and the 5 point M course is in the drink. The registration for FSR_V started today (for those that did not do it when the O/H registration was before the race) and it was open practice (in 15 minutes heats) on the race lake. The weather hit a peak also and it was close to 35 deg C and the density altitude was a whopping 900+ meters.
I will race in the V3.5 class with my Falcon and I had two practice heats in the belt and my Falcon II felt very good. It seems the gearbox 3.5's have it easier in the lack of oxygen air vs the direct drive 3.5 hydros. It felt like it was at home at good air at sea level for me. :)
Each round of V qualifications will be run over two days so my first heat (of 2) is tomorrow at 10.00. The next (and final q heat) is on friday. Finals on sunday if I make it...
The weather forcast for tomorrow says rain though (and 30deg C) so we'll see how that goes.
Overall the race have been absolutely awesome so far with the Hungarian people being very friendly and the organizing is on the very far end of the scale vs. the experience we all had from Leno the last time. It's a very good place to hold an event such as this!
Ciao,
/Niklas
I will race in the V3.5 class with my Falcon and I had two practice heats in the belt and my Falcon II felt very good. It seems the gearbox 3.5's have it easier in the lack of oxygen air vs the direct drive 3.5 hydros. It felt like it was at home at good air at sea level for me. :)
Each round of V qualifications will be run over two days so my first heat (of 2) is tomorrow at 10.00. The next (and final q heat) is on friday. Finals on sunday if I make it...
The weather forcast for tomorrow says rain though (and 30deg C) so we'll see how that goes.
Overall the race have been absolutely awesome so far with the Hungarian people being very friendly and the organizing is on the very far end of the scale vs. the experience we all had from Leno the last time. It's a very good place to hold an event such as this!
Ciao,
/Niklas
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