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I don't get it. Winter flying on a clear day. Why should there be a down draft. Those are microbursts and you get them on a summer day as a storm approaches. Cold clear air should be like glass. The glider got broadsided from above the starboard wing. Makes no sense to me.

Tell us again. What exactly caused the sail to collapse and how could it be avoided. Explain the topography around your fly zone including the wind direction and temperature. Thanks.

Actually not very dangerous I just made a bad weather decision. If you choose the times you fly carefully you have little chance of being injured. Thank you