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Ultimate High Goodwood

00:00 - Take off 01:10 - Ross taking control 03:59 - Warm up 07:41 - 1.Cravat 08:28 - 2.Inverted loop 09:44 - 3.Ruade 11:05 - 4.Inverted push-up to Lomcevak 12:59 - 5.Mulleroid THE BIG FIVE EXTREME MANOEUVRES: 1. Cravat Your introduction to the world of gyroscopics. A vertical twisting manoeuvre so named because it resembles the instructions used to teach people how to do up a bow tie. 2. Inverted loop The Extra has a symmetrical wing and so everything that can be done the right way up can also be done upside down! For this the aeroplane is rolled upside down in level flight, and then ‘pushed’ at -3G to fly an outside or inverted loop. 3. Ruade One of the most dramatic of all the gyroscopic figures and used to great effect at Airshows. At high speed, the Extra is pulled up to 45 degrees, rolled onto its side in knife edge flight, and then ‘tumbled tail over nose! Ruade is a French word used to describe the huge kick from the hind leg of a horse. 4. Inverted push-up to Lomcevak From upside down flight, the Extra is pushed upwards onto the 45degree inverted upline and then ‘kicked’ into a Lomcevak tumble. The name allegedly comes from a Czech word describing the motion of a drunken man! 5. Mulleroid Invented by World Aerobatic Champion Eric Mueller, this incredibly complex figure starts with a 6G pull to the vertical upline, where an aileron roll to the right is followed by a series of negative flick rolls. As the energy declines and the cone of rotation expands the aircraft is transitioned into a downwards erect flat accelerated spin.