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The results of the 2nd Annual Alamo City IMAC Challenge are posted! Congrats to everyone that got to compete in this great event!
Here is the write-up:
2nd Annual Alamo City IMAC Challenge
Overall, there were 13 pilots flying in the 2nd Annual Alamo City IMAC Challenge contest. In no particular order they were: Chris Shockley, Conrad Nerdahl, Dan Powell, Danny Diaz, David Gruber, Eric Truster, Jim Neff, Jimmy Allen, John Geyer, Ken Rogers, Mark Thurman, Michael Hicks and Nick Scharping. These pilots flew a grand total of 182 judged sequences.
Jimmy Allen won the Basic class. There were 5 pilots in Basic. The winning order was: (1) Jimmy Allen, (2) Eric Truster, (3) John Geyer, (4) Jim Neff and (5) Michael Hicks. They flew 6 known sequences (3 rounds) and 1 unknown round. The scores ranged from a low of 659.5 to a high of 1,000 (a range of 340.5 points).
David Gruber won the Sportsman class. There were 3 pilots in Sportsman. The winning order was: (1) David Gruber, (2) Ken Rogers and (3) Conrad Nerdahl. They flew 6 known sequences (3 rounds) and 1 unknown round. The scores ranged from a low of 271.1 to a high of 1,000 (a range of 728.9 points).
Danny Diaz won the Intermediate class. There was 1 pilot in Intermediate. The winning order was: (1) Danny Diaz. He flew 6 known sequences (3 rounds) and 1 unknown round.
Chris Shockley won the Advanced class. There were 3 pilots in Advanced. The winning order was: (1) Chris Shockley, (2) Mark Thurman and (3) Dan Powell. They flew 6 known sequences (3 rounds) and 1 unknown round. The scores ranged from a low of 930.7 to a high of 1,000 (a range of 69.3 points).
Nick Scharping won the Unlimited class. There was 1 pilot in Unlimited. The winning order was: (1) Nick Scharping. He flew 6 known sequences (3 rounds) and 1 unknown round.
Danny Diaz won the Seniors class. There were 5 pilots in Seniors. The winning order was: (1) Danny Diaz, (2) David Gruber, (3) Ken Rogers, (4) Mark Thurman and (5) Conrad Nerdahl. They flew 6 known sequences (3 rounds) and 1 unknown round. The scores ranged from a low of 261.120 to a high of 1,000.000 (a range of 738.880 points).
The tightest competition was for 1st place in the Basic class, with only 3.044 points difference between Jimmy Allen and Eric Truster.
The results of the 2nd Annual Alamo City IMAC Challenge are posted! Congrats to everyone that got to compete in this great event!
Here is the write-up:
2nd Annual Alamo City IMAC Challenge
Overall, there were 13 pilots flying in the 2nd Annual Alamo City IMAC Challenge contest. In no particular order they were: Chris Shockley, Conrad Nerdahl, Dan Powell, Danny Diaz, David Gruber, Eric Truster, Jim Neff, Jimmy Allen, John Geyer, Ken Rogers, Mark Thurman, Michael Hicks and Nick Scharping. These pilots flew a grand total of 182 judged sequences.
Jimmy Allen won the Basic class. There were 5 pilots in Basic. The winning order was: (1) Jimmy Allen, (2) Eric Truster, (3) John Geyer, (4) Jim Neff and (5) Michael Hicks. They flew 6 known sequences (3 rounds) and 1 unknown round. The scores ranged from a low of 659.5 to a high of 1,000 (a range of 340.5 points).
David Gruber won the Sportsman class. There were 3 pilots in Sportsman. The winning order was: (1) David Gruber, (2) Ken Rogers and (3) Conrad Nerdahl. They flew 6 known sequences (3 rounds) and 1 unknown round. The scores ranged from a low of 271.1 to a high of 1,000 (a range of 728.9 points).
Danny Diaz won the Intermediate class. There was 1 pilot in Intermediate. The winning order was: (1) Danny Diaz. He flew 6 known sequences (3 rounds) and 1 unknown round.
Chris Shockley won the Advanced class. There were 3 pilots in Advanced. The winning order was: (1) Chris Shockley, (2) Mark Thurman and (3) Dan Powell. They flew 6 known sequences (3 rounds) and 1 unknown round. The scores ranged from a low of 930.7 to a high of 1,000 (a range of 69.3 points).
Nick Scharping won the Unlimited class. There was 1 pilot in Unlimited. The winning order was: (1) Nick Scharping. He flew 6 known sequences (3 rounds) and 1 unknown round.
Danny Diaz won the Seniors class. There were 5 pilots in Seniors. The winning order was: (1) Danny Diaz, (2) David Gruber, (3) Ken Rogers, (4) Mark Thurman and (5) Conrad Nerdahl. They flew 6 known sequences (3 rounds) and 1 unknown round. The scores ranged from a low of 261.120 to a high of 1,000.000 (a range of 738.880 points).
The tightest competition was for 1st place in the Basic class, with only 3.044 points difference between Jimmy Allen and Eric Truster.