Grid Etiquette- Self-launch pilots may take off whenever their launch does not interfere with glider launch or landing.
- If your self-launch is on the runway, it is assumed you are about to launch.
- If your sailplane is on the grid, you must be ready when the towplane is ready. Have someone outside your cockpit cinch your belts prior to launch.
- You may grid/launch in the order of your signing up. The pilot list is numbered for this purpose.
- If you have already achieved a diamond climb, you might consider allowing some others to launch ahead of you.
- If you have already achieved a lennie, you are encouraged to allow some others to launch ahead of you.
- Self-interest is allowed; so do not be bashful about not yielding to others when you don't feel like you want to.
2019 Grid1. John Good
| 9. Caleb Branscome | 2. Ed Bransford
| 10. Click HERE to Register | 3. Mark Olinger
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| 4. John Mittell
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| 5. Steve Vihlen
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| 6. Marc Johnson
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| 7. Ron Ridenour
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| 8. Tim Moran
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