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Published on Tuesday 17 August 2010 09:36

INSPIRED engineers and inventors have built amazing machines to keep them airborne for Worthing Birdman.

Click on the panel above to see video filmed by the Worthing Birdman team and the Worthing Herald of flyers taking part in the 2010 event.

Leonardo flyers were:

Ryan Williams: Aeronautical engineering student.

Sean Frawley: Aeronautical engineer from Hong Kong.

Tony Hughes: Chief flying in instructor at Wiltshire Microlight Centre.

David Whines: Flying a craft designed by Sussex Coast College students and raising money for the RNLI.

Dr Bill Brooks: Leonardo winner 2010, 2009 and 2008, a microlight designer and test pilot, chairman of the ROyal Aeronautical Society Human Powered Aircraft Group. Flying for Macmillan Cancer Relief.

Scott Wallis: University of Southampton's Flying Dolphin.

James David: Former RAF airframe mechanic raising money for the Royal Air Force Association's Miles More Minutes campaign.

To find out the Worthing International Birdman 2010 winners click here.

To see video of the Worthing Birdman Kingfisher flyers click here.

To see video of the Worthing Birdman Condor flyers click here.

See the six-page Worthing Birdman picture special in the Thursday, August 19 edition of the Worthing Herald.

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