Paragliding World Cup

World Cup Aksaray, Turkey 2023

Turkey, Aksaray

29/07 - 05/08/2023
Turkey, Aksaray
Type
World Class - World Cup Tour
Season
2023

Event News

Task 7 and Final Daily Report Aksaray 2023

2023-08-05 19:37

Summary written by Ruth Jessop

The forecast was for a strong northeast wind today, so the task was designed to keep the pilots out of the mountains. A 78.4km task was set going south via two turn points. 

The task got off to a dramatic start with the competition leader, Stan Radzikowski, having to top land because he had a knot in his lines.

Before the start there were two gaggles, one on the flats, and one on the volcano. 

The lift was very weak at the start, then the pilots went into an area of nothing around turn point 1. Those who were patient further back flew over their heads. 

It was a very slow day in the beginning, with a low base, which then really opened up. 

Halfway to turn point 2, the race split into three gaggles, from then on there were strong climbs and it was a full-on race to goal with the five possible winners in the lead gaggle! 

Ferdinand Vogel, lying in second place this morning, arrived 2 minutes and 52 seconds ahead of overall winner, Stan Radzikowski, thus leaving the world of paragliding in suspense as to who had won the competition. 

The race between Ferdinand Vogel and Stan Radzikowski was nail biting to the very end with Stan winning by 10.2 points after 7 fully valid, 1000 point days!

Throughout the competition, Stan frequently led out, taking his own innovative route. His win was very well deserved.

The ladies’ competition was much more straightforward. Alexia Fischer won the day again, bringing her tally to 6 out of 7 tasks, making her a very well-deserved ladies’ winner. Jenny O'Neil came 2nd again today, putting both leading ladies almost 900 points ahead of the others. 

Team Jack & Jones touched down in fifth place today which secured them the top spot on the podium.

This has been a truly amazing week with seven taskable days and 59,000 km flown by the pilots, the equivalent of one and a half times round the World! 

In recent Paragliding World Cup history we haven’t had a seven day competition where the same two pilots remained on the top spot, overall and in the ladies’ ranking, from day one. 

One of the many notable achievements in this competition was Cristian Deacu taking one hour and twenty-six minutes to struggle from End of Speed to goal in task 6!

This competition will always be remembered for having a tremendous variety of tasks. Therefore, we would like to say a big thank you to the task committee: Umut Aslan, Martin Jovanoski and Idris Birch.

A big thank you to Abdullah Kahraman and his team here in Aksaray for organising such an amazing event, in particular for their friendly smiles and very efficient retrieval system. 

But most of all, a big thank you to all the pilots, for being World class sports men and women and for flying safely. 

In the words of Abdullah Kahraman, ‘In many of the tasks here in Aksaray, you have shown us that Mission Impossible, was indeed possible.’ 

Number of pilots in goal: 63

Top 3 speed point winners – the fastest pilots round the course
02:15:36: Ferdinand VOGEL flying at an average speed of 32.7 km/h
02:15:43: Matteo GIULIANI
02:15:44: Mike LESTER

Top 3 leading point baggers – those who were in the lead the most
156.1: Martin JOVANOSKI
154.1: Mike LESTER
150.0: Corentin LAMI SCHMIDER

Top 3 in task 7
1: Mike LESTER
2: Martin JOVANOSKI
3: Ferdinand VOGEL

Best newcomer: Corentin LAMI SCHMIDER (4th)

Top 3 ladies in task 7
1: Alexia FISCHER
2: Jenny O'NEIL
3: Yingyi CHEN

Top 3 teams in task 7
1: Gin Gliders
2: Nearbirds
3: Cross Country Magazine

Top 3 overall
1: Stan RADZIKOWSKI
2: Ferdinand VOGEL
3: Petr KOSTRHUN

Best newcomer: Markus ANDERS (17th)

Top 3 ladies overall
1: Alexia FISCHER
2: Jenny O'NEIL
3: Silvia BUZZI FERRARIS

Top 3 teams overall
1: Jack 8 Jones
2: Nearbirds
3: Chinese Taipei Gliding Sports Association

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Task 6 Aksaray 2023

2023-08-05 05:02

Summary written by Ruth Jessop

With another day of blue, cloudless skies, a 94 km, four-turn point task was set. The route took the pilots anticlockwise round the volcano, with an unusual concentric circles final race to End of Speed section.

There was a strong northeast wind between turn points 1 and 2 so the pilots got low. They managed to drift with the thermal and get up to 3000m just after turn point 2. Initially it seemed like mission impossible. A lot of pilots didn’t manage to climb and landed. 

Those who weren’t concentrating on their landing were busy admiring the tornado kicking off ahead of the leaders. 

The leaders spread out after turn point 2 due to the strong winds blowing the thermals, making it difficult to find anything.

From turn point 2 to 3 they went on a long glide following the best lifty lines as there were not many thermals. 

Next came the concentric circles finale to the race. The idea was to touch the second last turn point, back out to the last turn point, then cruise into goal. 

3-400m off the ground it was very windy. Some of the lead gaggle who had crossed ESS found themselves without enough height to then make goal.

Cristian Deacu went into survival mode. He was a little higher than the others. He drifted back down the course line, blown by the southeast wind, finally ending up 13.5 km from goal. 

The paragliding world watched and waited for a full hour and twenty-six minutes for him to make goal. He finally touched down into the goal field at 17.40 to claim his second Paragliding World Cup task win!

The first 41 pilots made goal, and thus all flew the same distance, and gained the same distance points. Today’s winner is therefore the one with a combination of the best speed points and lead out points.

Top 3 speed point winners – the fastest pilots round the course
02:10:08: Cristian DEACU flying at an average speed of 39.6 km/h
02:10:39: Loïs GOUTAGNY
02:10:43: Petr KOSTRHUN

Top 3 leading point baggers – those who were in the lead the most
132.2: Cristian DEACU
130.6: Selever BOGDAN-TUDOR
128.8: Petr KOSTRHUN

Top 3 in the task
1: Cristian DEACU
2: Petr KOSTRHUN
3: Alexandre JOFRESA

Best newcomer: Ho PAK SHING (9)

Top 3 ladies in the task
1: Alexia FISCHER
2: Jenny O'NEIL
3: Jun YOMO

Top 3 teams in the task
1: Chinese Taipei Gliding Sports Association
2: Ozone
3: Kortel Design
 
In the team competition the top two pilots in each team are scored and the second one gives the ranking. The highest placed second team pilot was Michal TALAVAŠEK flying for team Chinese Taipei Gliding Sports Association.
 
Tomorrow the armbands will, once again, be:
Yellow armband (overall race leader): Stan RADZIKOWSKI
Rose armband (leading lady): Alexia FISCHER
Green armband (most leading points): Stan RADZIKOWSKI

All the results are available here: https://live.pwca.org/scores
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Task 5 Aksaray 2023

2023-08-04 05:07

Summary written by Ruth Jessop

Today was another day of cloudless blue skies. With the wind from the northwest, a four-turnpoint, 80.5 km corridor task was set taking the pilots south. 

It was a very fast task where choosing the right line was all important, some were lifty, some sinky. The max lift was 6.7m/s and the max sink was 6.7m/s!

The race divided into two groups just after the first turnpoint. 

The geometry of the circles and wind direction meant that it wasn’t entirely obvious which route would be the fastest.

Choosing how to stay upwind was important. If you worked your way windwards on the zig going with the wind, you didn’t lose much, but if you did it on the zag, going into the wind, you lost a lot of positions.

To the right of the optimum line there were some very lifty lines. The two groups got separated height-wise by about 1000m. 

The group on the left of the optimum line caught up height-wise but couldn’t catch up with the leaders.

There were ‘haze domes,’ little clouds of dust forming on top of the inversion layer, that marked the lift on the right of the course line.

The top five this morning had very mixed fortunes in this tricky task. However, having discards they kept their top 5 places.

In the words of Andrei Gaia, ‘it’s a desert out there!’

The first 96 pilots made goal, and thus all flew the same distance, and gained the same distance points. Today’s winner is therefore the one with a combination of the best speed points and lead out points.

Top 3 speed point winners – the fastest pilots round the course
01:43:52: Ferdinand VOGEL flying at an average speed of 41.0 km/h
01:45:26: Soheil BARIKANI
01:45:43: Johannes BAUMGARTEN

Top 3 leading point baggers – those who were in the lead the most
167.6: Yassen SAVOV
164.4: Ferdinand VOGEL
156.5: Soheil BARIKANI

Top 3 in the task
1: Ferdinand VOGEL
2: Soheil BARIKANI
3: Petr KOSTRHUN

Best newcomer: Markus ANDERS (13)

Top 3 ladies in the task
1: Alexia FISCHER
2: Jenny O'NEIL
3: Anca TABARA

Top 3 teams in the task
1: Jack & Jones
2: Kortel Design
3: Parastick
 
In the team competition the top two pilots in each team are scored and the second one gives the ranking. The highest placed second team pilot was Johannes BAUMGARTEN flying for team Jack & Jones.
 
Tomorrow the armbands will be:
Yellow armband (overall race leader): Stan RADZIKOWSKI
Rose armband (leading lady): Alexia FISCHER
Green armband (most leading points): Stan RADZIKOWSKI

All the results are available here: https://live.pwca.org/scores
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Task 4 Aksaray 2023

2023-08-03 04:57

Summary written by Ruth Jessop

With a bit more cloud than on previous days, an 84 km corridor task with five turn points was set taking the pilots round the north side of the volcano into new territory.

It was a task of 2 gaggles at the start with some pilots skying out 4000m, above the volcano, leaving others struggling to get up above launch. 

It then developed into the best day so far. Here’s how Yassen Savov described it.

‘What separated today’s task from the previous three was the variety in the terrain we were flying over - flatlands, hills, and mountains were changing one after the other constantly, making it, in my opinion, the most interesting task to date.  In the middle of it I attacked alone in front, but found myself struggling low over some beautiful flatlands with a photogenic, dense mix of villages and green and brown fields.  The others caught me there, but I wasn’t too far behind, so, thanks to the leading points, I finished 3rd overall.  Pure pleasure flying today - move of the same for the next days, please!  I love this place!’

Matteo Giuliani, Stan Radzikowski and Selever Bogdan – Tudor raced neck and neck to end of speed with Selever taking the advantage having faster full speed. 

The first 96 pilots made goal, and thus all flew the same distance, and gained the same distance points. Today’s winner is therefore the one with a combination of the best speed points and lead out points. 

Top 3 speed point winners – the fastest pilots round the course
01:58:31: Selever BOGDAN-TUDOR flying at an average speed of 40.1 km/h
01:58:47: Matteo GIULIANI
01:58:48: Stan RADZIKOWSKI

Top 3 leading point baggers – those who were in the lead the most
167.7: Yassen SAVOV
153.4: Ferdinand VOGEL
153.3: Stan RADZIKOWSKI

Top 3 in the task
1: Selever BOGDAN-TUDOR
2: Stan RADZIKOWSKI
3: Yassen SAVOV

Best newcomer: Markus ANDERS (25)

Top 3 ladies in the task
1: Jenny O'NEIL
2: Silvia BUZZI FERRARIS
3: Anca TABARA

Top 3 teams in the task
1: Chinese Taipei Gliding Sports Association
2: Nearbirds
3: Niviuk 1
 
In the team competition the top two pilots in each team are scored and the second one gives the ranking. The highest placed second team pilot was Stan RADZIKOWSKI flying for team Chinese Taipei Gliding Sports Association.
 
Tomorrow the armbands will be:
Yellow armband (overall race leader): Stan RADZIKOWSKI
Rose armband (leading lady): Alexia FISCHER
Green armband (most leading points): Stan RADZIKOWSKI

All the results are available here: https://live.pwca.org/scores
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Task 3 Aksaray 2023

2023-08-02 05:26

Summary written by Ruth Jessop

With a forecast for cloudless blue skies and less wind (but still from the north), a 91km, three turnpoint task, taking the pilots north, was set.

The wind on launch was frequently over the back so, with an hour to go, it was hard to climb up to those who had launched early. 

This split the gaggle into two groups, one over the volcano and one on the flats. Some pilots got so high above the volcano that looking down on it, it looked like a training hill. 

Petr Kostrhun got very close to achieving his life’s ambition of becoming an astronaut - his vario recorded 4524m, above the volcano!

At that height the temperature dropped. For Anca Tabara, ‘It was like an internal fight, the body wanted to go down because it was so cold, the head wanted to climb and keep on racing!’

However, eventually everyone managed to get high for the start of the race, with more or less the same altitude, albeit in 3 groups

It was complex racing with good lines and really sinky ones. Around turn point 1 the thermals were anaemic, there was big sink, and it was easy to get stuck. Those that didn’t, pushed on and took the lead. 

There were also some really strong climbs that benefited those that found them. Stan Radzikowski and Petr Kostrhun took a different line and got a climb just after the first turn point which allowed them to carry on flying in a straight line leaving the others to wallow in sink.

There was big sink over the dam just before the final turn point which put everyone into mega-cautious mode. This is where most of the leading gaggle behind Stan divided into two groups, those on the optimum line pulled ahead.

Surprisingly, the first half of final glide saw more lift than anyone planned for. The wind switched to the SW, so most pilots took a conservative approach to goal and arrived in orbit. Many pilots arrived above the goal at 1300m AGL. 

It was a day of highs and lows. The biggest climb was 7m/s (Marcos Rosenkjer) and the biggest sink was 9.6m/s (Thomas GURY).

In the words of Joshua Phillips, ‘it was a super fun day of competition flying!’

The first 92 pilots made goal, and thus all flew the same distance, and gained the same distance points. Today’s winner is therefore the one with a combination of the best speed points and lead out points. 

Top 3 speed point winners – the fastest pilots round the course
02:10:32: Stan RADZIKOWSKI flying at an average speed of 38.5 km/h
02:11:39: Selever BOGDAN - TUDOR
02:11:59: Takuo IWASAKI

Top 3 leading point baggers – those who were in the lead the most
166.8: Stan RADZIKOWSKI
153.8: Daniel TYRKAS
149.8: Petr KOSTRHUN

Top 3 in the task
1: Stan RADZIKOWSKI
2: Selever BOGDAN - TUDOR
3: Takuo IWASAKI

Best newcomer: Markus ANDERS (10)

Top 3 ladies in the task
1: Alexia FISCHER
2: Jenny O'NEIL
3: Laura PUENTE POZA

Top 3 teams in the task
1: Ozone
2: Air'G Products
3: Niviuk 1
 
In the team competition the top two pilots in each team are scored and the second one gives the ranking. The highest placed second team pilot was Daniel TYRKAS flying for team Ozone.

Tomorrow the armbands will once again be worn by:
 Yellow armband (overall race leader): Stan RADZIKOWSKI
 Rose armband (leading lady): Alexia FISCHER
 Green armband (most leading points): Stan RADZIKOWSKI

All the results are available here: https://live.pwca.org/scores
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Task 2 Aksaray 2023

2023-08-01 05:20

Summary written by Ruth Jessop

Today’s 85 km task looked similar to yesterday’s but with a very different start and into-wind leg to the first turn point. 

The big question today was where to take the start. Pilots initially headed for the Hasan Dagi volcano; that didn’t work very well so they headed out into the plains. 

Initially it looked like mission impossible. However, working together as a gaggle they found the few thermals on offer, which actually turned out to be quite good. After that it just got better and better. They spread out a bit after turn point one only to regroup after turn point two.  

There was a lot less wind than yesterday, which made it easier to get round the course. The thermals were strong and wide making it a typical Aksaray day. 

From turn point two onwards it was quite processional, where it was best to stay with the gaggle. 20 km from goal Yassen decided to do what very few other pilots can do, leave a World Cup gaggle behind.

Yassen surfed the tomato fields at about 100m for what seemed like the last 4 km. Once inside of ESS he found another weak thermal which allowed him to drift with the wind into the goal field. Well done to Yassen taking a risk which paid off and thus winning his 17th Paragliding World Cup task! 

In the franglais worlds of Loïs GOUTAGNY, today was ‘beaucoup de fun’.


The first 101 pilots made goal, and thus all flew the same distance, and gained the same distance points. Today’s winner is therefore the one with a combination of the best speed points and lead out points. 

Top 3 speed point winners – the fastest pilots round the course
01:42:18: Yassen SAVOV flying at an average speed of 46.4 km/h
01:42:51: Petr KOSTRHUN
01:42:57: Daniel TYRKAS

Top 3 leading point baggers – those who were in the lead the most
167.9: Stan RADZIKOWSKI
167.1: Yassen SAVOV
163.2: Ferdinand VOGEL

Top 3 in the task
1: Yassen SAVOV
2: Ferdinand VOGEL
2: Petr KOSTRHUN

Best newcomer: Daniel VERGARA BRAVO (23)

Top 3 ladies in the task
1: Alexia FISCHER
2: Jenny ONEIL
3: Silvia BUZZI FERRARIS

Top 3 teams in the task
1: Chinese Taipei Gliding Sports Association
2: Ozone
3: Nearbirds
 
In the team competition the top two pilots in each team are scored and the second one gives the ranking. The highest placed second team pilot was Michal TALAVAŠEK flying for team Chinese Taipei Gliding Sports Association.
 
Tomorrow the armbands will be:
Yellow armband (overall race leader): Stan RADZIKOWSKI
Rose armband (leading lady): Alexia FISCHER
Green armband (most leading points): Stan RADZIKOWSKI

All the results are available here: https://live.pwca.org/scores
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Task 1 Aksaray 2023

2023-07-31 05:18

Summary written by Ruth Jessop

With blue skies and a forecast of strong winds out in the plains a 74 km task with 2 turn points was set. The route took the pilots on a tour south, then east to goal over the arid plains. 

The day started with the pilots struggling to get high above the famous Hasan Dagi volcano. 

Between turn points 1 and 2 the wind really picked up giving quite a few pilots a bumpy landing. It could best be described as a downwind dash. 

Some pilots went closer into the slopes of the volcano, others stuck more to the optimum line.

The microclimate created by the volcano, with the wind going round it, meant that the initial north wind behind the pilots had changed to a southeast headwind by the time the pilots arrived in goal. This created a lot of sinky lines for the last 15 km of the race. 

Those who managed to connect with the convergence line to the left of the optimum line had an easier ride into goal. 

What looked to be a straightforward task turned out to be particularly challenging due to the constantly changing wind direction and speed. By the end of the task, it had switched 180 degrees!

Well done to the task committee: Martin Jovanoski, Idris Birch and Umut Aslan.

Téo Bouvard summed the day up for many: ‘fumant’!


The first 66 pilots made goal, and thus all flew the same distance, and gained the same distance points. Today’s winner is therefore the one with a combination of the best speed points and lead out points. 

Top 3 speed point winners – the fastest pilots round the course
01:41:47: Stan RADZIKOWSKI flying at an average speed of 41.5 km/h
01:42:20: Soheil BARIKANI
01:42:31: Johannes BAUMGARTEN

Top 3 leading point baggers – those who were in the lead the most
157.0: Stan RADZIKOWSKI
151.8: Ferdinand VOGEL
151.4: Soheil BARIKANI

Top 3 in the task
1: Stan RADZIKOWSKI
2: Soheil BARIKANI
3: Ferdinand VOGEL

Best newcomer: Markus ANDERS (14th)

Top 3 ladies in the task
1: Alexia FISCHER
2: Jenny ONEIL
3: Laura PUENTE POZA

Top 3 teams in the task
1: Jack & Jones
2: Parapente Mag
3: Kortel Design

In the team competition the top two pilots in each team are scored and the second one gives the ranking. The highest placed second team pilot was Johannes BAUMGARTEN flying for team Jack & Jones.

Yellow armband (overall race leader): Stan RADZIKOWSKI
Rose armband (leading lady): Alexia FISCHER
Green armband (leadout point leader): Stan RADZIKOWSKI

All the results are available here: https://live.pwca.org/scores
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World Cup Aksaray, Turkey 29th July to 5th August 2023

2023-07-29 17:08

Aksaray is near Cappadocia, in the hot dry plains of Turkey. With strong thermals, Aksaray is a very exciting competition venue. Racing here is very technical, switching gears often being the key to success.

This is a truly stunning venue with take-off on the flanks of the spectacular Hasan Dagi, a 3270m high, dormant volcano. Apart from the rugged, conical mountain the take-off is on, the flying is mainly over hot, dry, arid flat lands, with small hills and some impressive gorges.

The first World Cup in Aksaray was in September 2018. Yassen SAVOV came a very close 2nd, just behind Russell ACHTERBERG on that occasion. When the World Cup returned to Aksaray in September 2021, it was very much Martin JOVANOSKI's competition. He was in the top 3 in each of the 5 tasks! Both Yassen and Martin will be battling it out once again this week.

There will also be a big contingent of Iranian pilots taking part, notably Hadi Heidari and Soheil Barikani.

Not to mention Torsten SIEGEL, competing in his 97th World Cup, who could once again bring the medals home for Mr Gin!

Ferdinand Vogel, the new Mr XAlps, is another one who could pull amazing results out of the strong thermals and is definitely worth keeping an eye on. 

International pilot, Stan RADZIKOWSKI, is also increasingly on the up in the thermals these days, flying well in both the recent World Championships and leading out at the World Cup in Romania a few weeks ago.

As for the Turks flying on their home turf, there are a lot of them too who could potentially fly away with the top spot.

We’re also putting lira on British legend Guy ANDERSON doing well, he’s come second in the World Championships in the past. He’s flying for World Cup partner team CROSS COUNTRY MAGAZINE along with Dylan Mansley (the youngest pilot in the competition), Craig Morgan and Dougie Swason-Low. 

As for the ladies’ podium, Silvia BUZZI FERRARIS is the only lady to have won a World Cup in the past, so this may be time for a comeback or a new leading lady to fly away with the ultimate prize. 

It’s going to be an exciting competition with lots of new names at the top we predict. 

Follow the action on the Flymaster tracking and the World Cup Webapp (live.pwca.org) and website (pwca.org). The leaderboard now has live scoring. The commentary will be in: English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Turkish and Korean.

The split screen facility permits any combination of leaderboard, tracking and commentary.

We have also recently introduced the maillot jaune (overall race leader), maillot vert (leadout point leader) and maillot rose (leading lady) on the tracking and in the air. 

Photos of the pilots can be found at: https://live.pwca.org/photos.php

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General Schedule

Saturday 29th July Schedule : Freeflying day and Registration day

10:00 : Departure to take-off from HQ
The local organization will provide buses for retrieve from official goal field to HQ from 14:00 to 16:00, every 30 minutes. 
The landing place will be defined according to weather conditions and announced  in HQ.

16:30 - 19:00 : Local registration
19:30 : Mandatory Safety Briefing  - HQ

Sunday 30th July : 1st competition day
Saturday 5th August : Last competition day and prize giving ceremony

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