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Flying style

Pilots grouped by how alike their flying was.

Analysis computed

The groups are flying style, and not score. The spread of ranks in each group shows where that style paid and where it did not.

Group ANever-low flyers

32 pilots · ranks 137 · median 16.5 · middle half 8.824.3

  • LowLow saves dug out from the bottom of the band group median P32 in this field (0.0 count)
  • 1. Olav Opsanger
  • 2. Scott Barrett
  • 3. Hughbert Alexander
  • 4. Steve Docherty
  • 5. James Atkinson
  • 6. Adam Stevens
  • 7. Guy Hubbard
  • 8. Sam Prest
  • 9. Rohan Taylor (most typical of this group)
  • 10. Rohan Holtkamp
  • 11. Peter Burkitt
  • 12. Steve Blenkinsop
  • 13. Stuart Cathcart
  • 14. Peter Adriaans
  • 15. Ward Gunn
  • 16. Richard Martin
  • 17. Paul Bissett-Amess
  • 18. Jon Durand
  • 19. Neale Halsall
  • 20. Adrian Connor
  • 21. James Wynd
  • 22. Peter Tolhurst
  • 23. Corinna Schwiegershausen
  • 24. Jason Lannstrom
  • 25. John Harriott
  • 26. Troy Horton
  • 27. Jay Kubeil
  • 28. Andrew Sutton
  • 29. Andrew Taylor
  • 31. Neil Hooke
  • 35. Dean Bayly
  • 37. Mitch Butler

Group BLone wolves

7 pilots · ranks 3039 · median 34 · middle half 32.537

  • LowTime spent flying with a gaggle group median P4 in this field (0 percent)
  • LowHow much of the thermal the pilot climbed before leaving it group median P8 in this field (46 percent)
  • HighShare of race time spent hunting for the next climb group median P92 in this field (43 percent) · usually costly
  • HighFinal glide committed to when leaving the last climb group median P92 in this field (35.69 ratio)
  • 30. Peter Garrone
  • 32. Jason Carman
  • 33. Vic Hare
  • 34. Magnus Ronningen
  • 36. David Jackson
  • 38. Mark Jeffree
  • 39. Dustan Hansen (most typical of this group)

39 pilots on 21 behavioural metrics formed 2 groups.