https://airtribune.com/2020-world-championships/info/details__info

Registration is open on Sunday, September 1st (probably around 9 AM Mountain
Daylight Time or sooner - not Australian time and day but maybe Venice).

We are in discussions with CIVL (president and hang gliding committee) as to how
fairly to distribute the slots among the Sport Class, Women's, ATOS (Class 5),
and Swift (Class 2) Classes. It will depend on who signs up and the first
allocation on January 19th. We expect that there will be lots of slots available
for Sport Class pilots (as the biggest group).

Sport Class pilots will be restricted to those who have WPRS Sport Class points:
http://civlrankings.fai.org/?a=326&ladder_id=9&. At the moment that is 329
pilots. Also, open class pilots will not qualify. Here's the current rule in the
local rules:

Sport Class Pilots must not have finished in the top 2/3rd's of a non- Sport
Class Category 1 competition held since January 2014, for entry into sport
class. Pilots must have WPRS sport class points.

We say current rule because we are in discussions with CIVL about the exact
wording in the local rules. You can download the local rules from the link
above. You'll find additional eligibility requirements there.

This is an aerotowing competition. If you do not have aerotowing skills you need
to get them or come a week early and get signed off by our instructors.

We are especially encouraging women to come to this Women's Worlds. There hasn't
been a Women's World Championship in a while and this is an opportunity to
become the Women's World Champion.

We've held a Class 5 World Championship at Wilotree Park previously and pilots
had a great time flying in Florida. We hope to see them return to a favorite
venue.

Will Manfred and others from Europe show up in their Swifts? We have a good
number of US pilots flying Swifts and we look forward to their participation.