Pribina Cup 2026
March 29th - April 6th 2026 NITRA, SLOVAKIA

2026-04-09 17:40:23 (News from Competition)

We are still waiting for the last competitor to get home, and then we will have the full results. See you tomorrow :)

2026-04-09 16:35:50 (News from Competition)

The first competitors from Open Class are back home now. We expect most of the remaining pilots to arrive in the next moments.

2026-04-09 14:46:35 (News from Competition)

If you would like to follow today`s action live, you can watch the gliders on SoarScore together with the published tasks.

Club Class live tracking

15m Class live tracking

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2026-04-08

Wednesday delivered another successful competition day under mostly sunny skies, with only a few cumulus clouds and a cloud base around 2000m QNH. The north wind remained quite strong, but conditions were still good enough for another full day of racing.

Club Class flew a 2 hour 30 minute Assigned Area Task over a 160-375 km range, shared with the 15m class. Mateusz Kruszyński (TF) won the day in the SZD-55 Promyk with the full 800 points, flying 268.42 km at 107.37 km/h. Felix Kries (K) took 2nd on 785 points and Christoph Spath (I) 3rd on 696, while overall leader Michal Lešinger (LL) placed 4th with 645. Even so, Lešinger stays on top overall with 2,951 points, just 67 ahead of Kruszyński, with Kries 3rd on 2,658.

15m Class used the same 2 hour 30 minute AAT and again saw Jan Pavlík (JW) and Miloslav Cink (JB) flying as an effective team. Cink took the day win with 812 points after covering 294.98 km at 116.57 km/h, with Pavlík close behind on 806, underlining how well their cooperation worked. Karel Novák (AX) placed 3rd with 775 points. Overall, Pavlík still leads on 2,801 points, Cink follows on 2,783, and Novák remains 3rd on 2,540.

Open Class had the larger task area of the day, a 2 hour 30 minute Assigned Area Task ranging from 216 to 398 km. Home pilot Vladimír Foltín (3) took the day win in the JS3 18m with 796 points after covering 350.12 km at 131.68 km/h. Alena Netušilová (A7) finished 2nd on 762, and overall leader Tomáš Rendla (EZ) took 3rd on 761. Rendla continues to lead the competition overall with 2,794 points, but Janowitsch & Schwan remain within reach on 2,751, while Netušilová climbs to 3rd overall with 2,666.

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