The first stop of the 2019 PWC in Coeur de Savoie, France, came to an end on Saturday after six valid tasks. Nineteen out of the top 20 overall flew the Enzo 3. 

It was a week of technical flying and challenging conditions that kept improving throughout the event. The last and  longest task of the competition saw stunning conditions and amazing views from the Montlambert Launch. A 123 Km route that took the pilots on a tour of the Bauges and down past Allevard to the south.

The overall win went to Ozone Team pilot and local guru, Charles Cazaux. In second place was Stephan Morgenthaler from Switzerland followed by the Slovenian pilot Tilen Ceglar in third. Ozone R&D team pilots, Russel Ogden and Honorin Hamard finished fourth and fifth respectively. 

In the women’s category, it was Ozone team pilot Meryl Delferriere, from France, who took the win  followed by our own Seiko Fukuoka Naville (FRA) who is back to the competitions. In third place was Keiko Hiraki from Japan .

The team winner was the OZONE Team. 

For full results click here.

Congrats to all the pilots and cheers from the OZONE team.

Photos Courtesy of Xevi Bonet and PWCA.org