1st FAI WORLD PARAMOTOR ENDURANCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2024

This is the official website for the 1st FAI World Paramotor Endurance Championships.

The championships will take place between 3rd and 10th of August 2024, at Manston Airport, in Kent. Nations from around the world will send teams of pilots to compete in both foot launch and trike classes, for this unique event.

Top pilots in British Paramotor Team will battle it out against the best pilots in the world for the ultimate prize in paramotoring: becoming World Champions.

Local Interest tourism

The following information may be helpful for pilots, teams, and visitors to explore the local area.Title photo credit: River Runner River Runner offer boat tours and seal watching trips from Sandwich and Ramsgate www.river-runner.co.uk Polar Helicopters, based on the Manston…

Registration is now open

Official registration for the 1st FAI World Paramotor Endurance Championships 2024, supported by Liberty Paramotors and Vittorazi Motors, is Open National Team Leaders are invited to register yourselves and your team pilots. We will ask you to upload an official…

Pilot Information

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Key information for pilots and teams can be found here.

Currently registered pilots for the British Open Paramotor Championships 2023.

Ross Cameron

My introduction to paramotoring resulted from friends at university applying peer pressure to buy one of these flying machines in 1999 (sight-unseen) from a stranger over this new thing called “the internet”

Eric Schuh

I couldn’t stop thinking about paramotors ever since I saw Tucker Gott’s McDonald’s Video

Adam Pupek

I am a polish producent of paramotor Frame name FLYTECHNIK. I am also instructor at the Flytechnik paramotor School in Poland.

Krzysztof Romicki

4x World Record holder 9x Polish National Champion (individual) 8x World Championships Gold Medalist (relay, national and team)

SPONSORS AND AFFILIATES

Paramotor championships in the UK are proud to associate with the network of BHPA paramotor schools, who have sponsored previous British Paramotor Championships, and are so essential to the ensuring growth of the sport, and the safety and skills of British pilots.

Page title photo credit: David Yeend