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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
On the crest of a wave - Gavin Wills offers advice on how to remain established in wave and how to harness the power to run distance or climb to altitude
Weather to race or not - For Hugh Brookes sniffing the weather can give a first indication of how a day is likely to shape up. Here he talks about the challenging but rewarding task of competition weather forecasting
Turn your world upside down - A chance encounter with a red triangle got Matt Plumridge hooked on acrobatic flight, just six months later he took Gold in the Sports class at the acrobatic nationals
Formula One of the sky - With the UK qualifying round of the FAI Sailplane Grand Prix taking place at Lasham in September, Mike Birch asks will Grand Prix racing transform people's perception of gliding
Unfinished business - Peter Robinson, who has described himself as a late converter, encounters roos on the runway as he finally solos in the scenic surroundings of Australia's Lake Keepit
BGA News
Your letters: Ged Terry; George Szabo-Toth; Tony Gee
Gliding through the ages
BGA Development News
BGA Executive News
Tailfeathers by Platypus
The eyes have it!
Gliding Gallery
Fighting bulls and ASG29s
Time to reinforce safety
PW-6 put through its paces
Training for the future
Club News
Club Gallery
Club Focus: Burn
Obituary
BGA Badges
Accident/incident summaries
Classifieds
Index to advertisers
Weather to race or not - For Hugh Brookes sniffing the weather can give a first indication of how a day is likely to shape up. Here he talks about the challenging but rewarding task of competition weather forecasting
Turn your world upside down - A chance encounter with a red triangle got Matt Plumridge hooked on acrobatic flight, just six months later he took Gold in the Sports class at the acrobatic nationals
Formula One of the sky - With the UK qualifying round of the FAI Sailplane Grand Prix taking place at Lasham in September, Mike Birch asks will Grand Prix racing transform people's perception of gliding
Unfinished business - Peter Robinson, who has described himself as a late converter, encounters roos on the runway as he finally solos in the scenic surroundings of Australia's Lake Keepit
BGA News
Your letters: Ged Terry; George Szabo-Toth; Tony Gee
Gliding through the ages
BGA Development News
BGA Executive News
Tailfeathers by Platypus
The eyes have it!
Gliding Gallery
Fighting bulls and ASG29s
Time to reinforce safety
PW-6 put through its paces
Training for the future
Club News
Club Gallery
Club Focus: Burn
Obituary
BGA Badges
Accident/incident summaries
Classifieds
Index to advertisers
Article Snippets
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