Just for grins - here is the FAI teams that the AMA supports and the number
of people allowed for each team. They also support the F3J Junior team at
the same level, I am not sure about the junior teams in the other events.
You can see that the funding commitment for all of this is significant from
the AMA perspective...
F1A,B,C - three competitors per class, plus a team manager and possibly an
assistant team manager, maximum 11.
F1D - three competitors plus a team manager, total 4.
F2 - one team manger, plus an assistant team manager, total 20;
F2A - three pilots
F2B - three pilots
F2C - three pilots and three mechanics
F2D - three pilots and three helpers
F3A - three pilots plus a team manger, total 4.
F3B - three pilots, two helpers, plus a team manager, total 6.
F3C - three pilots plus a team manager, total 4.
F3D- three pilots, three caller/mechanics, plus a team manager, total 7.
F4B,C - three pilots each class, plus one team manager, total 7.
If B and C are flown at different locations and times, an additional
team manager may be funded.
F5B,D - three pilots each class plus a team manager, total 7.
F3J - three pilots, two helpers, plus a team manager, total 6.
Spacemodels - 12 pilots plus one team manager, total 13.
U.S. reigning world champion(s) each category.
Jim Monaco
US F3J Team Manager 2008
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From: Chuck Anderson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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How many does it
take now? Maybe Skip can provide a more accurate number for that
first team since he was there.
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