It's over

Awards have been handed out.... a nice buffet after the party and we are packing and ready to head out tomorrow... The weather clearly won this event but I still learned an amazing amount about where I stand at the highest level, and what I have to do to continue to compete with the top pwc pilots. It's all very clear to me now... I just have to execute on what I've learned... the time in the sky this past 12 days was invaluable. As expected, the French, Germans, and Italians dominated the event... There were a couple of Ozone prototype gliders with only 2 line sets which nobody could compete with. They took 1st and 2nd place overall. The Boom 7 protos did quite well and hopefully the production model glider will be available early this next winter so I'll have it for the 2010 season.

Very exciting news that the PWC is coming to Eastern Washington USA next July. This will be the first PWC event in the US since some time in the 90s I think. We are all really jazzed about the opportunity to host such a great event in our country!!

Sue and I are planning a hike in the Grand Canyon the end of October....

Jack