10th FAI World Rally Flying Championship - Contest

Contest

First navigation competition results:

  1. Krzysztof Wieczorek / Wacław Wieczorek POL - 54 points (penal)
  2. Janusz Darocha / Zbigniew Chrząszcz POL - 64 pts
  3. Jiři Jakes / Lubomir Šťovíček CZE - 80 pts
  4. Włodzimierz Skalik / Ryszard Michalski POL - 84 pts
  5. Marek Kachaniak / Sławomir Własiuk POL - 160 pts

Second navigation competition results:

  1. Marek Kachaniak / Sławomir Własiuk POL - 62 pts
  2. Jiři Jakes / Lubomir Šťovíček CZE - 88 pts
  3. Kazda / Stastny SVK - 115 pts
  4. Dariusz Zawłocki / Jerzy Markiewicz POL - 133 pts
  5. Włodzimierz Skalik / Ryszard Michalski POL - 180 pts

Third navigation competition results:

  1. Krzysztof Wieczorek / Wacław Wieczorek POL - 84 pts
  2. František Cihlář / Petr Toužimský CZE - 168 pts
  3. Włodzimierz Skalik / Ryszard Michalski POL - 180 pts
  4. Philippe Odeon / Girault FRA - 245 pts
  5. Marek Kachaniak / Sławomir Własiuk POL - 247 pts

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