Program Description:

Ferenc Toth has been at the top of his game since the turn of the century. The FAI Glider Aerobatics World Champion won his first major competition in 2000, aged 32. That was the FAI European Aerobatic Glider Championships, held in Provence, France, and it was a close battle between him and Jerzy Makula – the ‘grandfather’ of glider aerobatics – for the top spot. Three years later he won the ultimate prize – the World Championship gold medal, when he again battled it out with Jerzy Makula for the first place on the podium. Since then his form has barely wavered – he has been on 11 podiums at major international competitions since, including winning the European Championship title twice