Competitors follow a hare balloon and try to drop their marker as close as possible to the X target placed by the hare, no more than 2 meters downwind from the basket after landing. The result is the distance from the marker measurement point to the X target. The shortest distance wins.
In this event, the key to a brand-new car is attached to the top of a pole between 6 and 10 meters high. All competitors take off at least 3 kilometers away and must grab the key by hand without touching the ground. It is the most thrilling event because pilots skim very close to the ground to catch it.
Competitors choose their own launch site and try to drop their marker as close as possible to the pre-marked target or X target. The result is the distance from the marker measurement point to the X target, if one is placed, or to the target itself. The shortest distance wins.
Competitors try to drop their marker within one or more scoring areas as close as possible to a pre-marked target. The result is the distance from the marker measurement point to the X target, if one is placed, or to the target itself. The shortest distance wins.
Competitors try to drop their marker as close as possible to the common launch point after flying for a defined minimum time. The result is the distance from the marker measurement point to the launch point. The shortest distance wins.
Competitors try to drop their marker within a valid area as close as possible to a pre-marked target. The scoring area or areas are valid only during specific time windows. The result is the distance from the marker measurement point to the X target, if one is placed, or to the target itself. The shortest distance wins.
Competitors try to drop their marker near a pre-marked target. The result is the distance from the marker measurement point to the X target, if one is placed, or to the target itself. The shortest distance wins.
Competitors try to drop a marker as close as possible to a target chosen and declared by themselves during the flight. The result is the distance from the marker measurement point to the declared target. The shortest distance wins. The competitor must clearly write the declared target on the previous marker for the fly on.
Competitors try to drop their marker near one of several pre-marked targets. The result is the distance from the marker measurement point to the nearest X target, if one is placed, or to the target itself. The shortest distance wins.
