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Red Bull Paper Wings 2019 crowns two world finalists

Red Bull Paper Wings 2019 crowns two world finalists
Red Bull Paper Wings 2019 crowns two world finalists
Today, Red Bull announced the first set of World finalists of <strong>Red Bull Paper Wings 2019</strong>, the world’s largest paper plane competition for students.
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The Qualifier took place at the Indoor Sports Complex, University of Lagos. Participants were tasked with making a simple sheet of paper fly as far and as long as possible, with four winners crowned Red Bull Paper Wings 2019 national Finalists.

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Each pilot came armed with an A4 sheet of paper, ready to impress fans across two distinct categories: distance and airtime.  

Red Bull Paper Wings 2019 crowns two world finalists
Red Bull Paper Wings 2019 crowns two world finalists

In the end, two pilots prevailed proving they were capable of extraordinary feats of folding and throwing.  

Red Bull Paper Wings 2019 crowns two world finalists
Red Bull Paper Wings 2019 crowns two world finalists
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Distance: Shoyemi Ayodeji Isaac took home the prize for furthest distance traveled with a flight of 34.45 meters.  

Red Bull Paper Wings 2019 crowns two world finalists
Red Bull Paper Wings 2019 crowns two world finalists

Airtime: Ewuzie Daniel Ekene claimed victory in the Airtime category, with a flight of 7.80 seconds.

Red Bull Paper Wings 2019 crowns two world finalists
Red Bull Paper Wings 2019 crowns two world finalists

For more information on Red Bull Paper Wings, visit www.redbullpaperwings.com. 

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Red Bull Paper Wings 2019 crowns two world finalists
Red Bull Paper Wings 2019 crowns two world finalists
Red Bull Paper Wings 2019 crowns two world finalists
Red Bull Paper Wings 2019 crowns two world finalists
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Red Bull Paper Wings 2019 crowns two world finalists
Red Bull Paper Wings 2019 crowns two world finalists

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