Rules and regulations put together by the FAI and the IGC that govern badge and record flying.
An English-language document to help you understand the rules for participating in world and continental soaring championships. Last amended in 2013.
This document deals with IGC-approved Flight Recorders (FRs) that use Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS), with devices that record Pressure Altitude (barographs), and with devices that record accurate time. It contains rules, procedures and guidelines applying to such equipment as it is used in the flight verification process.
This annex has been prepared to assist pilots and Official Observers to interpret the rules of the Sporting Code. It amplifies these rules, gives guidance on how to comply with them, and recommends procedures for the operation of equipment used to provide evidence for flights.
This Annex is published to provide rules and procedures for the Official International Gliding Commission Ranking List, which provides a ranking of individual pilots as well as countries.
Revision uploaded on 4 April 2022, edits to the sporting code for clarity.
A historical view of the Sporting Code prepared by Tony Burton.
A non-profit amateur sports association promoting, enhancing and protecting the sport of soaring in Canada