Task description

Race results

PCC_D0___WGC34_Training2 (Lietuva)
proposed by PIT on January 15th, 2021

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Submitter's comments:	Hello! If you use XCSoar, here is lint to tsk of today's task: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IpAPDnt1H6EeXFsuSO4wZfvjzqGyI7Qe/view?usp=sharing GLA!
Forum address:	https://www.condorsoaring.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=30&p=173473#p173473
Challenge:	Speed Task - assigned areas (AAT/S), 208 km (min: 125 km, max: 297 km), 1 hour 45 min.
Difficulty level:	Moderate
Plane class:	Standard
Handicapped scoring:	No
Glider restriction:	Only gliders in this list are allowed: ASW28-15 Discus2a LS8neo
Wing loading limit:	Not set
Condor version:	2.1.4
Network id:	YFADY

Weather preset:

Custom

Clouds:

Thermals:

Light

Thermals activity:

Low

Season:

Summer

Time:

Noon

Wind:

29° (North-East) for 11 km/h

RACE

Start type:	Airborne	Delay before race start:	1 min.
Start time window:	60 min.	Task type:	Speed Task - assigned areas (AAT/S)
Ridge race:		Wave:
Countryside flight:		Mountain flight:
Teams enabled:		Tail hunting (knuckles):
Turnpoint helpers range:	0 km	PDA allowed:

TURN POINTS

Description: Training2, AAT 1:45


Take off:	Pociunai (56 m.) Airport	Start:	251Start 3 (109 m.) Heading: 127° for 9.6 km, Coords: 54.35.966N / 24.10.449E Classic turnpoint, min. height: 0 m., max.: 1,200 m. angle: 180°, radius: 5,000 m.

TP 1:	193Perloja (106 m.) Heading: 153° for 45.7 km, Coords: 54.12.866N / 24.25.117E Classic turnpoint, min. height: 0 m., max.: 10,000 m. angle: 360°, radius: 15,000 m.	TP 2:	054Dziedziule (155 m.) Heading: 266° for 74.4 km, Coords: 54.12.766N / 23.16.700E Classic turnpoint, min. height: 0 m., max.: 10,000 m. angle: 360°, radius: 25,000 m.

TP 3:	167Nemunaitis (90 m.) Heading: 72° for 49.0 km, Coords: 54.18.149N / 24.0.899E Classic turnpoint, min. height: 0 m., max.: 10,000 m. angle: 360°, radius: 10,000 m.	Finish:	Pociunai (56 m.) Heading: 2° for 39.0 km, Coords: 54.39.143N / 24.3.389E Classic turnpoint, min. height: 300 m., max.: 10,000 m. angle: 360°, radius: 5,000 m.