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The Dutch Junior Gliding Team consists six enthusiastic glider pilots.
They qualified themselves at various Dutch and foreign Championships. They will all be participating in the Tulip Tournament '99.
The Tulip Tournament will be held at Terlet, the Dutch National Gliding Center.
Terlet is located in the eastern part of The Netherlands, in an area with perfect gliding conditions.
All members of the team are flying frequently in this area. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate and contact one of the members. Visit our sponsor: KLM Flight Academy.

_{Picture of the team, with team captain Francis}

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Sander 't Hart, (22) amhart@worldonline.nl
Student at the KLM flightacademy. He is a very ambitious glider pilot. He flew two years ago his first 500 km. Won the Dutch Summer Championship in 1997 in the openclass with a LS-6. This is a qualification championship for the Dutch Nationals. Sander has 750 hours and approximately 80 cross-country flights. His experience makes him a capable pilot in the club class.

_{Picture of Sander (r) and Jeroen Beeke (crewmember)}  

Francois Jeremiasse, (23)  joopkonijn@hotmail.com
Francois has already flown the Dutch Nationals twice and the European Junior Championship in Musbach. He flew all contests with the DG-300 of his club in the clubclass. During the Tulip Tournament he will be flying the new LS-8 (H8) of his club. His club, "Flying Club Haamstede", is located in the south-west of Holland, very close to the sea. This location made him a specialist in marginal weather flying  with small and weak thermals. With 1600 flights, and 600 hours he is an experienced pilot.

_{Francois in the DG-300 of his club during the summer championships}

Remco Kool, (24)  r.a.kool@student.kun.nl
Remco is studying Business Administration at the Nijmegen University. He flew two Nationals and two European Championships, including the Junior Championship in Musbach. With 75 cross country flights and 470 hours, he will fly in the standard class during the Tulip Tournament. It is the same Discus as in Musbach, the E1 of his club, which is located at Terlet. For him it is a championship on his home airfield.

_{Picture of Remco, in Musbach Freudenstadt}

David Muller, (22)  david@dutlru2.lr.tudelft.nl
Studies Aeronautical Engineering in Haarlem. His club is located very close to the sea, underneath the TMA of Schiphol International Airport. This forces David to go to Terlet for a cross-country flight. With almost 50 cross country flights he is considerably experienced to fly in this area. He flew the Dutch Nationals in 1998, which were held at Terlet, as always. David will fly with a ASW-24 in standard class.

_{David in Ballieu}

Michiel Roelofs, (22)  roelofsm@hotmail.com
Michiel is already a KLM airline pilot, and tugpilot in his spare time. He competed in the French Junior Championship at La Roche sur Yon in 1998. One day he left all the French Juniors behind him with a task speed of 104km/h. With 300 hours and 30 cross-country flights he is the least experienced of the team. Terlet is also his home airfield, which gives him opportunities. He will be flying in the club class with an ASW-19B.

_{Michiel (l) and Remco and a straight-in of Michiel in France}

Jeroen Verkuyl, (23) ruskov@hetnet.nl
Jeroen is student at the KLM flightacademy. He flew the French Juniors in 1998 and reached the 14th place of the 47 participants. He is a steady pilot, with approximately 60 cross country flights and flew in 5 championships. Jeroen will be flying in club class during the Tulip Tournament, with a Cirrus 75 (callsign W2). With two blonde crew members he will draw your attention.

_{Jeroen (with Diane) before and after task in La Roche sur Yon}

Harry Wondergem is the teamcaptain.
Harry is a KLM-pilot and owns an ventus and recently he flew his 1000km.