FAI Free Flight World Cup 2026

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Report of the FAI Jury on Canada World Cup 2026


Last update of this page: 16 July 2026
CompetitionFAI F1D Canada World Cup 2026. Poitiac, MI, USA
FAI Jury members

1. Dmytro Silin, ON, Canada

2. Ganna Silina, Canada

3. -

Advance information

The event was announced on Facebook and added into the official calendar of 2026 USA Indoor Free Flight Championship in the beginning of the year.

Schedule of competition

July 11-12, 2026. Three official flights per day within 8am-7pm frame.

Duration of rounds

No fixed duration – three official flights per day.

Breaks between rounds

None

Interruptions and delays

None

Flying conditions

Perfect, still air. Temperature was 23deg C in the morning, gradually raising to 27-28 at the end of the day. No steering was needed at all.

Any limit on number of models flying at the same time

None, but flight zone was limited to the north half of the building only.

Number of timekeepers available

10+

Local rules or deviations from Sporting Code

The majority of the flights were timed by other competitors. At least two stopwatches were used for each flight - for total time and for prop stops.

Observations on timekeeping

It seems that everyone flying F1D is comfortable with timing fellow flyers and trusting the posted scores. There was no questions or objections in this event regarding timing.

Prize-giving and issue of results - confirm organisers provide results with full names, nationalities and number of juniors

Live scores were maid available at Indoor Free Flight Facebook group and on Google drive. On July 12th a closing ceremony was conducted, winners were announced and medals and prized were awarded.

Any incident or accident

There were no mid-air collisions and reflights.

Protests

None

[Results of Canada World Cup] - [FF World Cup rules 2026] - [FF World Cup report 2026] - [FF World Cup results 2026]



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