FAI World Grand Prix
FAI World Grand Prix is a Grand Prix aerobatics series led by Fédération Aéronautique Internationale.
From 1990 to 1995, the competition was named as the Breitling Series.[1]
List of events and results
# | Year | Event | Location | Note | Winner | Ref |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
I | 1996 | Nippon Japanese Grand Prix | Hyōgo Prefecture, Tajima Airport Festival | Dominique Roland | [2] | |
II | 1996 | Chinese Grand Prix | Zhuhai, Airshow China | Jurgis Kairys | [3] | |
III | 1998 | Swiss Grand Prix | Neuchâtel International Air & Space Festival | Dominique Roland | [4] | |
IV | 1998 | Chinese Grand Prix | Shanghai | Péter Besenyei | [5] | |
V | 1998 | Chinese Grand Prix | Nanjing, Jiangsu Province | Péter Besenyei | [5] | |
VI | 1998 | Chinese Grand Prix | Jinan, Shandong Province | Nikolay Timofeev | [5] | |
VII | 1998 | Chinese Grand Prix | Tianjin | Péter Besenyei | [5] | |
VIII | 1998 | Chinese Grand Prix - China Cup | Shijiazhuang, Hebei Province | cancelled/weather | ||
IX | 1998 | Chinese Grand Prix | Zhengzhou, Henan Province | Péter Besenyei | [5] | |
X | 1998 | Nippon Japanese Grand Prix | Twin Ring Motegi | Jurgis Kairys | [6] | |
XI | 1998 | Chinese Grand Prix | Changsha, Hunan Province | cancelled/safety | ||
XII | 1999 | Honda Japanese Grand Prix | Twin Ring Motegi | Jurgis Kairys | [7] | |
XIII | 1999 | Chinese Grand Prix | Zhang Jia Jie, Hunan | Jurgis Kairys | [8] | |
XIV | 2000 | Wuxian Chinese Grand Prix | Lake Tai, Jiangsu | Jurgis Kairys | [9] | |
XV | 2000 | Honda Japanese Grand Prix | Twin Ring Motegi | Péter Besenyei | [10] | |
XVI | 2001 | Nippon Japanese Grand Prix | Twin Ring Motegi | Péter Besenyei | [11] | |
XVII | 2002 | Czech Grand Prix | Brno | Klaus Schrodt | [12] | |
XVIII | 2002 | Haute Voltige Aerobatics Japanese Grand Prix | Twin Ring Motegi | Jurgis Kairys | [13] | |
XIX | 2003 | Haute Voltige Aerobatics Japanese Grand Prix | Twin Ring Motegi | cancelled | ||
XX | 2004 | Haute Voltige United Arab Emirates Grand Prix | Al Ain | Jurgis Kairys | [14] | |
XXI | 2005 | United Arab Emirates Grand Prix | Al Ain Aerobatic Show, United Arab Emirates | Grand Prix of the FAI Centenary | Klaus Schrodt | [15] |
XXII | 2005 | Swiss Grand Prix | Lausanne | FAI Centenary Air Show | Péter Besenyei | [16] |
XXIII | 2006 | United Arab Emirates Grand Prix | Al Ain Aerobatic Show | Royal Jordanian Falcons | [17] | |
XXIV | 2006 | Haute Voltige Aerobatics Japanese Grand Prix | Twin Ring Motegi | Jurgis Kairys | [18] | |
XXV | 2007 | Russian Grand Prix | LII airfield, Zhukovsky, Moscow Area | Held during the 2007 MAKS Airshow | Svetlana Kapanina | [19] |
XXVI | 2007 | Haute Voltige Aerobatics Japanese Grand Prix | Twin Ring Motegi | Mikhail Mamistov | [20] | |
XXVII | 2008 | Haute Voltige Aerobatics Japanese Grand Prix | Twin Ring Motegi | Renauld Ecalle | [21] |
See also
References
- Events Summary
- 1996 Japan Results
- 1996 China Results
- 1998 Switzerland Results
- 1998 China Tour Results
- 1998 Japan Results
- 1999 Japan Results
- 1999 China Results
- 2000 China Results
- 2000 Japan Results
- 2001 Japan Results
- 2002 Czech Results
- 2002 Japan Results
- 2004 UAE Results
- 2005 UAE Results
- 2005 Switzerland Results
- 2006 UAE Results
- 2006 Japan Results
- 2007 Russia Results
- 2007 Japan Results
- 2008 Japan Results
External links
- Official site of FAI World Grand Prix
- Official site of Haute Voltige, organisators of FAI World Grand Prix
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