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2004 has been another fantastic year for the Performance Designs Factory Team (PDFT) and the world’s most winningest canopy, the PD Velocity. Undoubtedly the worlds most successful swoop team in competition over the past 2 years, the PDFT continues to achieve fantastic results and push the envelope in canopy piloting. Here are the results from 2004, including the World Cup in 2005: 2005 World Cup: Gold - Jonathon Tagle (USA) Silver - Jay Moledski (Canada) Bronze - Shannon Pilcher World's longest swoop: World Cup 2005 Jonathon Tagle - 146.7 meters / 479 feet Team Results: PST Overall Champion 2004 (2nd year in a row - 2003) PST #1, Freestyle Debut, Perris, CA - 1st PST #2, Beach Festival, Wildwood, NJ - 1st PST #3, Team Speed, Perris, CA - 1st Individual Results FL Meet, DeLand -1st GA Meet, Dublin -1st Red Bull Blade Raid, UT -2nd, 3rd PST, Perris, CA -1st, 3rd FLCPA #1, DeLand -2nd FLCPA #2, Tallahassee -1st PST, Wildwood, NJ -1st FLCPA #3, Zephyrhills -1st, 2nd, 3rd Empuriabrava, Spain -1st Go Fast, Texel, Holland -1st FLCPA #4, DeLand -1st Cross Keys Swoopfest -1st U.S. Nationals of CP -2nd, 3rd PST, Perris, CA -2nd, 3rd SkyQuest -1st, 2nd, 3rd FLCPA #5, Sebastian -1st, 2nd PST Final Rankings 1st -Jay Moledzki 3rd -Shannon Pilcher 6th -Francisco Neri 7th -Ian Bobo FLCPA Final Rankings 1st Ian Bobo The PDFT (Performance Designs Factory Team) was awarded the PST trophy for the 2nd year running. This trophy stands in the front office at PD in Deland. Congratulations to Ian, Shannon, Jay, Cisco, Heath and Jonathon. Performance Designs is proud of your achievements. The Proof is in the Performance Team Performance Desings.

We have just had news from Rusty Vest who is taking part in the record attempts at Lake Wales that a record was set on the second jump today. 64!

Performance Designs has released safety information regarding control systems and related issues that may result in malfunctions. Log onto the PD web site http://www.performancedesigns.com/education.asp and click on the article "control systems malfunctions information sheet".

Performance Designs has released safety information regarding control systems and related issues that may result in malfunctions. Log onto the PD web site http://www.performancedesigns.com/education.asp and click on the article "control systems malfunctions information sheet".