FFVL "Novice" figures

This page presents the “Novice” competition format from the Fédération Française de Vol Libre (FFVL).

⚠️ Note: this content applies to French FFVL competitions only. It is written in English for convenience and educational purposes. It does not describe an international competition standard.

The “Novice” format is accessible, formative, and designed for taking first steps on the competition field without too much pressure.

Here you will find the official figures used in “Novice” competitions in France, classified by discipline: individual, pair, and team, with dual-line and multi-line kites.

These figures and rules are taken from the official FFVL compulsory figures booklet version 1.0, January 1, 2019.

Pick a discipline below to jump straight to its figures, or browse the full set and choose one to read the details.

Novice dual-line individual compulsory figures

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Novice dual-line pair compulsory figures

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Novice dual-line team compulsory figures

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Novice multi-line individual compulsory figures

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Novice multi-line pair compulsory figures

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Novice multi-line team compulsory figures

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Vocabulary, geometric benchmarks, and common error examples are gathered on a dedicated page — keep it handy while you browse the figures.

How to read FFVL novice figures

The “Novice” format is a good way to progress, work on technique, and discover competition without getting overwhelmed.

Whether you fly solo, in pairs, or as part of a team, these figures give you solid foundations for having fun and meeting other pilots on the field.

These figures and this page follow the official FFVL compulsory figures booklet, version 1.0, January 1st, 2019. The official documents are in French. Copies hosted by QuadKites.org, in case the originals become unavailable.

Original documents available at cv.ffvl.fr.

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