Wisconsin State Hang Gliding Records

Latest flights are listed first in each category


The following data has been gathered recently and is by no means complete. Hopefully hang gliding enthusiasts from the area will continue to explore the possibilities of the dynamic conditions that are encountered in Wisconsin. All of the flights below originated in Wisconsin. some  have landed within the state boundaries and some outside.


Open Distance (Flex and Rigid Wings)

Date

Pilot

Glider

Flight

unknown Greg Dinauer Millennium- Rigid Wing 146 Miles- Whitewater to Forestville
unknown Jim Lamb Extacy- Rigid Wing 146 Miles- Whitewater to Marshfield
July 23 1997 Greg Dinauer Flex Wing 150 Miles-
May 24, 2005 Greg Dinauer Aeros combat-Flex Wing 202 miles- Whitewater WI to Astoria IL

 

Triangle Records ( Flex and Rigid Wings)

Date

Pilot

Glider

Flight

June 13, 2003 Paris William

Terry Presley

Dennis Pagen

Aeros Combat- Flex

Moyes Litespeed- Flex

Dennis Pagen- Flex

51.5 miles
June 13, 2003 Ron Gleason

Russ Brown

Davis Straube

Dave Brandt

Atos- Rigid

Ghostbuster- Rigid

Atos- Rigid

Atos-Rigid

51.5
Summer 2004 Jim Lamb Atos- Rigid wing 63 miles- Whitewater  to Oconomowoc to Lake Mills to Whitewater.
July 9, 2005 Jim Lamb Atos- Rigid Wing 75 Miles- Whitewater to Mukwonago to Oconomowoc to Whitewater

 

 

Altitude Record

Date

Pilot

Glider

Flight

unknown

Jeff Nielson

Fly 1- Single Surface Flex wing

9700 feet

Endurance Record

Date Pilot Glider Flight
unknown Stan Abramski unknown 7hrs- 45 minutes

Lowest tow release and highest altitude gain

Date Pilot Glider Flight
unknown Tommy Thompson Wills Wing XC- Flex Wing Release at 175 ft - climbed to 8400

Wisconsin 100 Mile club

Date Pilot Glider Flight
unknown Dan Morris Moyes- Flex 100+ (several)
unknown John Tjaland Moyes -Flex 100+
unknown Rik Bouwmeester KPL Stealth 151- Flex 100+
unknown Terry Kramer Extasy- Rigid 100+
       
       

Wisonsin 200 Mile club

Date

Pilot

Glider

Flight

May 24, 2005 Greg Dinauer Aeros Combat 202 MIles

 

last updated May 26, 2005

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