posted Mar 7th, 2014 - The Paraclete XP Outdoor Championship 2014 had a great start last night at the Clarion Hotel DeLand, where the event reception and competition draw took place. The video clip and the team photos provide some evidence of a great atmosphere before the start of a high-profile competition.

Following the event tradition, the teams were once again in charge of the competition draw. Ten teams from ten different countries entered the stage to be introduced to the audience and manually draw the sequences. The reigning 4way world champions, Arizona Airspeed, added the sequence for the jump-off round at the very end.

NMP-PCH Hayabusa members and coach Gary Smith commented later for the Sun Path Products that it is a relatively fast competition draw. Dubai Asaar Black, the national team for the United Arab Emirates, pulled the fastest sequence of the competition in Round 4.

Paraclete XP Indoor 2014		Rd. 1	Rd. 2	Rd. 3	Rd. 4	Rd. 5	Rd. 6	Rd. 7	Rd. 8	Rd. 9	Rd. 10	Total	Avg
Rank	AAA Class	K,13,22	15,3,10	D,B,6,9	G,7,E,18	11,4,L	A,21,1	J,Q,N,12	C,F,8,O	P,17,M,14	2,16,20	Total	Avg
1	NMP-PCH Hayabusa (BE)	27	25	43	33	30	28	33	35	30	25	309	30.9
2	Arizona Airspeed (US)	24	19	45	31	24	27	26	35	34	22	287	28.7
3	Evolution (CA)	23	23	38	28	26	28	29	34	31	22	282	28.2
4	VoltR (FR)	23	22	38	30	26	27	28	34	31	21	280	28.0

Unfortunately, the weather has not cooperated yet despite a better forecast for Friday. No plane has made it to the skies so far, and the pace will have to be increased on Saturday to complete the 10-round competition on the weekend.

The Sun Path Products NSL News compensates the audience for the lack of scores and brandnew videos with a review of NMP-PCH Hayabusa's performance at the Paraclete XP Indoor Championship 2014. NSL-TV now presents the ten rounds from the judging perspective.

Hopefully, the Belgian team will be able to follow up with outdoor videos tomorrow morning, together with the other 22 teams in DeLand. The day is not over yet, and the teams are still on a hold until 5:00 PM.

NSL Reality TV added a few additional scenes of the competition site, some serious and others not so much, while teams, competitors and officials try to kill the down time...