Rules
The Essence of Speed Skydiving.
To compete for the best Meet Result and set World Records. A Meet Result is made up of 3 jumps from “regular” skydiving altitude: 4,000 meters (13,124 ft). Meet Results and World Records can only be set during a sanctioned ISSA competition. Only regular skydiving gear in sale to be used. No extra weights allowed. Two “hip-mounted” Larsen & Brusgaard Pro-Tracks measure the average speed between 2,700 meters (8,858 ft) and 1,700 meters (5,577 ft). Extract the readings with Larsen & Brusgaard Jump-Track version 2.00.D.
A short summery of the rule changes 2010
To compete for the best Meet Result and set World Records. A Meet Result is made up of 3 jumps from “regular” skydiving altitude: 4,000 meters (13,124 ft). Meet Results and World Records can only be set during a sanctioned ISSA competition. Only regular skydiving gear in sale to be used. No extra weights allowed. Two “hip-mounted” Larsen & Brusgaard Pro-Tracks measure the average speed between 2,700 meters (8,858 ft) and 1,700 meters (5,577 ft). Extract the readings with Larsen & Brusgaard Jump-Track version 2.00.D.
A short summery of the rule changes 2010
- Winner of the World Series 2010 is Speed Skydiving Worldchampion.
- In case of bad weather or air traffic circumstances the exit altitude can be lowered.
- Jumps from lower exit altitudes are valid jumps.
- The Measurement zone is not effected by this rule change - means: measurement zone 2,700m-1,700m.
ISSARules2010_V2.pdf, English Version 2010- ISSARules2009.pdf, English Version 2009
- ISSARules2008.pdf, English Version 2008
- ISSARules2007.pdf, English Version 2007
- speedrules2007_ger.pdf, German Version 2007
- ISSARules2006.pdf, English Version 2006
- ISSARules2005.pdf, English Version 2005
- ISSA_Rules_2005_ITA.pdf, Italian Version 2005
- ISSARules2004_ger.pdf, German Version 2004