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August 15th 08, 09:49 PM
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Dominant EU types.
Interesting if somewhat disappointing to see the Attie Jonker and the JS1 so far down the field in Lusse.
The ASG29 and Ventus 2s certainly dominated in Germany. Good to see the LS10 doing well in contests too. Competition by the manufacturers is such a good thing. We now have at least five competitive 18m ships to chose from. Now where did I leave the spare 120K lying around... One wonders how much of the result is influenced by team flying - I note the first 12 places are different nationalities so one assumes that team flying was not a major factor in this contest? 
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