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Paragliding World Cup Superfinal 2011: Light conditions and no-one in goal on Task 6

Pilots struggled in light conditions on the 92.85km task six. Charles Cazaux of France flew the furthest, at 79.30km.

Day six of the Paragliding World Cup Superfinal in Valle de Bravo was a well-earned, if rain-enforced, rest day

Austrian paraglider manufacturer Nova are looking for three young pilots to join their Juniors team

Join John Silvester and Brad Sander and be guided around the Karakoram by paraglider

Gin's "true EN D" Bomerang X is available for all, and proving itself at the PWC Superfinal in Mexico.

Peter Neuenschwander wins a difficult, weak day, putting him back on top overall.

Luc Armant was first into goal again on task four of the PWC Superfinal; Juan Becerra back to first place overall

Task three of the PWC Superfinal in Valle de Bravo was jointly won by Luc Armant and Luca Donini

Day two saw strong conditions and a 91.6km task. Venezuelan Juan Becerra was the first of 95 pilots in goal.

Switzerland's Hans Bollinger won the first task of the Paragliding World Cup 2011 Superfinal in Valle de Bravo

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