Club 20 originated in England as a beginners pylon class. It is flown in Calgary using similar rules, modified to account for the different conditions at our altitude of some 3500ft above sea level. For a set of Calgary rules in Adobe PDF format, click here.

Club 20 models are hand launched and are of approximately 44" wing span. They are powered by a .20 cu in motor, typically of OPS, Webra or Novarossi manufacture and used with a variety of tuned pipes. Speeds of around 130mph are typically achieved.

In Calgary, Club 20 is flown as a club event over the winter months. Some thirteen races, each of five rounds are flown on selected Sunday afternoons between September and April. Racing can be cancelled if the temperature falls below -10C or it's actually snowing. Races are not often cancelled!

For the full results of the current Club 20 season in PDF format, click here.

Previous Season Results: 2002/2003 2003/2004 2004/2005.