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Old December 10th 03, 03:27 AM
Arnold Pieper
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Gee, where I come from the most active one design is
1-26ers.

Only available in the US, design is proprietary.

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I was not aware that soaring was in the Olympics.


It was going to be, but it was aborted in the early 90s.
Hence the World Air Games.

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So traveling to the World games is considered low budget?


The same way as traveling to compete in the Olympics with Lasers, Stars,
49rs etc.



 




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