Each of these trophies are presented at the BGA Annual
dinner. This years winners are below. If you enter the national
ladder, your flights will automatically be entered for the trophies,
but you can apply for a trophy without entering the ladder by emailing
the BGA. The rules for the trophies can be found by clicking here.
| Trophy |
What for |
2007 Winner |
Flight (handicapped distances
and speeds) |
| BGA 1000k Trophy |
Fastest flight of over 1000km |
John Williams
Scottish Gliding Union
|
1002km on 8th April 2007 |
| Enigma |
OpenNational Ladder Winner |
John Williams
Scottish Gliding Union |
33385 points |
| Firth Vickers |
Open National Ladder Second Place |
Edward Downham
London GC |
24374 points |
| L Du Garde Peach |
Weekend National Ladder Winner |
Kevin Hook
Scottish Gliding Union |
16922 points |
| Slingsby |
Weekend National Ladder Second Place |
Bruce Cooper
Eden Soaring |
16514 points |
| Spitfire |
Junior Ladder Winner |
Will Ellis
Essex & Suffolk GC |
18408 points |
| Chris Wills |
Wooden Ladder Winner |
Peter Hibbard
Essex & Suffolk GC |
10465 points |
| Wakefield |
Longest Handicapped Distance |
John Williams
Scottish Gliding Union |
1362km (handicapped) on 30th August 2007 |
| Furlong |
Longest Handicapped Triangle |
Edward Downham
London GC |
712km (handicapped) on 30th July 2007 |
| California in England |
Longest Handicapped Distance by a female pilot |
Kay Draper
Lasham/Surrey & Hants |
714km (handicapped) on 30th July 2007 |
| Volk |
Longest Handicapped Out and Return |
Roy Pentecost
Lasham/Surrey & Hants |
650km (handicapped) on 30th July 2007 |
| Seager |
Longest Handicapped Distance in a 2 seater |
Edward Downham & Amelia Nash
London GC
|
735km (handicapped) on 8th August 2007 |
| Frank Foster |
Fastest Handicapped 500 Km |
Roy Wilson
Deeside GC |
137kph (handicapped) on 30th July 2007 |
| Manio |
Fastest Handicapped 300 Km |
Kevin Hook
Scottish Gliding Union |
196.1kph (handicapped) on 4th January 2007 |
| Rex Pilcher |
Earliest Diamond Distance |
Chris Sterritt
Lasham GS |
30th July 2007 |
| De Havilland |
Maximum Gain of Height |
Kevin Hook
Scottish Gliding Union |
22,071 feet on 22nd January 2007 |
| Goldsborough |
Highest placed pilot in Recent World Championships |
Sarah Kelman & Gill Spreckley |
Women's Standard & Club Class Gold medals in 2007 |
| Phil Lever |
Most Promising Junior Pilot |
Mark Holden |
|
| John Hands |
For outstanding support in the organising or running of competitions |
Hugh Brookes
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