posted Apr 3rd, 2011 - Here comes the answer to the big question, first with the videos of Round 6, then very soon with the new scores: "Can NMP-PCH Hayabusa maintain the top position?" The videos show another fast and sharp performance, with the fastest Block 11 (Photon - Photon). The judges will have the last word about the Belgian Block 22 (T - Chinese T).

The NSL-TV captured a few scenes before the round began. The turnaround has the AAA Class teams start each round, from bottom to top. The AA, A and Rookie Class teams follow before the freeflyers complete each turnaround.

It is Mother's Day, and the Guardian of the Tunnel, Ged Parker, sent greetings out to all mothers in the world first thing in the morning. The NSL News joins the same greetings. Special ones go to the NSL home in DeLand...

The NSL-TV camera also filmed scenes when the AAA Class top teams left the tunnel. French national manager Jeremie Rollett, still reigning 4-way world champion, observed the performance of his former team mates very carefully, together with national coach and 8-way world champion Erwan Pouliquen. They discussed what they saw in Round 6 right after the team had left the tunnel.

SDC Rhythm XP and NMP-PCH Hayabusa were in the middle of the preparations for Round 7. Rhythm is once again very quietly delivering a world class performance. The NSL News will give the US shooting star more attention at a later time.

The Hayabusa members appeared confident and happy. They were actually joking around with host and fellow competitor Paul Mayer when the NSL News visited in the training room. Scores are next.