Jutland Heath Cup 2025
Sometime your are lucky. But luck with the weather wasen't enough. The thermal was very tricky in the nice conditions.
But on a day with light wind and only very few drops around 1 o' clock, the thermal gave all the challenge. We saw more situation where following another model was a bad idee and gave a nice drop. As you can se in the wind diagram from Karup there was really nice spots and other very vindy. In one round Ari flew 1,1 km on 2.19 and I did 800 m on 3 minutes as next in the group. Around 500 m from the starting line the terrain climp 10 meter with some small walleys in and around. Some where lucky and having models hang gliding along the hill to get the max, others just went down in the turbulence there. Today it was very hard to walk trough the heath vegitation, sometime it was easier to go the longer route to the road and then in to the model. So we could fell it in our legs after the 5 rounds.
Erik Niemierski and Peter Rasmussen was the only 2 in F1A fly-off. We made it as a altimeter fly-off just after ending the normal rounds, because we expected rain later. Both went after 2 minutes of the working time. Erik got higest and the best air, so no dout of the result. Any reason to tell that we havent seen rain today and its total calm in the evening. Perfect for a flyoff!
Dag Edvard Larsen won in F1B also with full time. Siegfried Limberger in F1Q and Per Grunnet in F1S.
Albert Niemierski took F1A junior against his brother Moritz and did a nice job with 4 maxes.
I have to admit my day wasent that succesful and I was behind the schedule from round 1. Because of that there is only few photos this year and most from the pricegiving. I will try to do a better job tomorrow.

Peter and Erik before the flyoff

Briefing
Jutland Heath Cup results
F1S: Per Grunnet
F1Q: Siegfried Limberger
F1B: Dag Edvard Larsen
F1A: Erik Niemierski
F1A jun: Albert Niemierski
View the report from Danish Cup

We where flying from 10 to 18. I didn't thourght we had wind at 6 m/s, and the circling for sure didn't idicated that.

Wolfgang Mohr with his F1Q

Ari Kutvonen ready to start his F1B

Albert and Moritz Niemierski was 1 and 2 in F1A junior

Pricegiving

F1B podie

F1A podie, but in a more gentle, than correct position

End of a nice day

going up x2
