Our next fly-in:
June 26th and 27th, 2010
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Rules | Judges
Winners: 2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002
Our goal is to highlight the outstanding effort and the high quality of the workmanship accomplished by the homebuilders. Every year, Les Faucheurs de Marguerites du Québec present a contest similar to, but at a much smaller scale, EAA's Sun'n Fun in Lakeland or Airventure in Oshkosh. The Lucien Beaulieu Plans Built winner Award and as many as 12 Daisy Medals are presented to the winners in as many categories.
This contest starts early on Saturday morning and ends at 12:00 pm on Sunday. Winners are announced by mid afternoon on Sunday during a special presentation of the Medals. Pictures are taken for publication in magazines to honour them even more. Winners that have left before the presentation will receive their prize by mail. As soon as you get to the event, go and register yourself and your aircraft under the yellow tent. It is free and you can only win attention by doing it.
For more information: Contact us
Rules
Les Faucheurs de Marguerites du Québec Annual Homebuilt Aircraft Contest
Aircrafts Categories for the Contest :
Amateur built : All light aircraft built by an amateur. Professional builders are not allowed in this category.
Plans built : Aircrafts that are built from scratch or from plans. Three Daisy Medals are presented for the best in this category. The number one winner will also be honoured of the Lucien Beaulieu Trophee. This honour can only be given once to a C-G or a C-F aircraft builder.
Kit : Aircraft that is built from a kit. Three Daisy Medals are distributed in this category also. (C-G or C-F)
Restoration : All Manufactured light aircrafts, more than 25 years old, that have been restored by the owner are allowed. One Daisy Medal is available for the three following classes: Antique : All aircrafts built before 1946. Classic : All aircrafts built between 1946 and 1955. Contemporary : All aircrafts built between 1956 and 1978. Ultra-lights : All advanced or basic ultra-lights that are C-I registered.
Professional Construction : All aircrafts designed or built by a professional builder or a company.
To participate :
All you have to do is come with your aircraft and register under the yellow tent at no cost. You are asked to fill out a form so we can better evaluate the aircraft and easily send you the prize by mail in case you win. Registration is allowed from 8 :00 am to 16 :00 pm on Saturday and from 8 :00 am to 12 :00 pm on Sunday. We will do our best to judge your airplane within 2 hours after your registration. Contest winners will be disclosed before 15 :00 pm on Sunday afternoon.
Judging methodology :
A team of 7 volunteers will judge the registered aircrafts during the event. They report to a Judge in Chief. Two judges will be appointed to each aircraft entered in the contest and the sum of the points will be entered in the summary table.
Note : Judges are not allowed to open any airplane compartment without your authorisation. If you are around when they are judging your plane you can ease their work by opening the cowling and cabin doors to show them the firewall forward mechanics and the interior of the cabin.
Evaluation criterias :
- General appearance : 30 points
- Workmanship : 40 points
- Maintenance status : 30 points
For more information: Contact us
To see our Evaluation form: See Feuille de pointage
To see our Registration form: See Feuille d'inscription
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Our judges
Our judges are experienced builders and/or professional aircraft mechanics. A judge in chief manages and coordinates the team during the event. A training is given to the team to make sure they all understand the rules as they are described in our official paper.
All the judges are specificaly identified during the event so aircraft owners clearly identify them when they are close to the aircrafts. The judges are not allowed to open any aircraft compartment or doors and/or touch any sensible aircraft elements.
Each registered aircraft will be visited by at least two judges. Judges are assigned at random. All recreational aircraft associations are welcome to be part of the team.
For more information: Contact us
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Winners of 2008 contest
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Marguerite #1 and Lucien Beaulieu Trophy to Gilbert Boulanger and Denis Roy for their Dédalius MK1 C-FDTJ |
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Marguerite #2 to Mark Strout for his Zénair CH-601 C-GAIR |
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Marguerite to Yves Blanchette for his Lévitation IV C-GAPN |
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| Restoration : |
| Marguerite Classic to Gilles Sergerie for his Cessna 170 B C-FFBO |
Marguerite Contemporary to Jean-Pierre Caron for his Piper Cherokee 140 C-GBCX |
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Marguerite to Christian Pellerin for his Zenair CH-701 C-IHLC |
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Congratulations to all winners.
Thanks to all the judges |
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Winners of 2007 contest
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Marguerite #1 and Lucien Beaulieu Trophy to Fred Paul Poulin for his Pietenpol Aircamper C-GZHT |
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Marguerite #2 to Armand Laroche for his Sportsman 2+2 C-FUCP |
Marguerite #3 to Yves and René Lemelin for their KR-2 C-GIQA |
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| Amator Built: Kit : |
Marguerite #1 to Ron Béliveau for his PA-18 Amphibie C-GBSS |
Marguerite #1 to Allister d'Entremont for his PA-18 Amphibie C-GSAL |
Marguerite #2 to Robert Blais for his Tundra Tricycle C-FINX |
Marguerite #3 to François Marquis for his Christen Eagle C-FTIJ |
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Marguerite Classic to Roger Lacroix for his C-172 C-FMMI |
Marguerite Contemporary to David Murray for his PA-24 Commanche C-FLND |
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Marguerite #1 to Claude Clément for his Saphir-II C-IHER |
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| Professional construction : |
Marguerite #1 to Guy Deschènes for his Pipistrel Sinus C-FMOW |
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Congratulations to all winners.
Thanks to all the judges |
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Winners of 2006 contest
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Marguerite #1 and Trophy Lucien Beaulieu to Fred Bruinsma for his Cavalier C-FGOC |
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Marguerite #2 to Claude Elie for his Mustang C-FCKM |
Marguerite #3 to J.C. Meunier for his Piel Diamant C-GUMM |
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Marguerite #1 to Pierre Huneault for his Glassair C-FMTV |
Marguerite #2 to Gilles Trahan for his RV-6 C-FTVO |
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Marguerite Classic to Michel Langlois for his Piper Arrow C-FKKB |
Marguerite Contemporary to Neil Bilodeau for his Pitts Special C-GNWF |
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Marguerite to Hervé Martin for his Rider MD3 C-IFHK |
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Congratulations to all winners.
Thanks to all the judges |
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Winners of 2005 contest
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Marguerite #1 and Trophy Lucien Beaulieu to Neil Bilodeau from Beloeil
for his Ultimate 10-200 CG-POC |
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Marguerite #2 to André Létourneau from Beloeil for his Osprey II C-GZPB |
Marguerite #3 to Yves Blanchette from Trois-Rivières for his Lévitation 4 C-GAPN |
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Marguerite #1 to Gilbert Bibeau from St-Benoît for his RV-4 C-GMYK |
Marguerite #2 to Robert Riendeau from St-Jean for his KR-1 C-GUCQ |
Marguerite #3 to Bruno Dionne from St-Benoît for his RV-4 C-GDBH |
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Marguerite Classic to Yves Thibault from St-François du Lac for his Citabria C-FGDH |
 
Marguerite Contemporary to Denis Morissette from St-Basile for his Cessna 172 C-FEEQ |
 
Marguerite Antique to Marcel Deschamps from Montréal for his Boeing Stearman C-FDGS |
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Marguerite to Jacques Lajeunesse from Québec for his Challenger II C-ILAJ |
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| Professional Construction : |
Marguerite to René Geoffroy: Symphony Aéronautique from Trois-Rivières for his Symphonie 160 N270MF |
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Congratulations to all winners.
Thanks to all the judges |
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Winners of 2004 contest
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Marguerite #1 and Trophy Lucien Beaulieu to Sylvain Giard
for his CH-701PW 2004 C-GZGU |
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Marguerite #2 to Jack Steelle for his Wittman W8 1974 C-FSNY |
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Marguerite #1 and Outstanding Workmanship to Neil & Susan Anderson for their Glastar 2003 C-GYCU |
Marguerite #2 to JR Bob Gagné for his Murphy Elite 2003 C-GRLV |
Marguerite #3 to Bruno Dionne for his RV-4 1986 C-GDBH |
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Marguerite Classic to Jean Boudrias for his C140A 1950 C-FBTG |
Marguerite Contemporary to Réal Samson for his C150 1969 C-FBTB
Marguerite Antique to Lucien Déziel for his PiperCub J3 1946 C-FOWC |
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Marguerite to Germain Grenier for his Pélican GS 2000 C-IGCG |
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| Professional Construction : |
Marguerite to Réjean Laflamme for his LF-01 C-FBGE |
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Congratulations to all winners.
Thanks to all the judges |
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Winners of 2003 contest
Some of the 2003 winners |
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Marguerite #1 and Trophy Lucien Beaulieu to Nelson Lepage from Rimouski for his Thorp T-18 C-GABY |
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Marguerite #2 to Claude Clément from St-Justin for his Émeraude C-GBQU |
Marguerite #3 to Guy Giard from Deauville for his CH-701 C-GUYG |
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Marguerite #1 to François Marquis from Pierrefonds for his Lancair 235 C-GLUE |
Marguerite #2 to Robert Riendeau from St-Jean sur le Richelieu for his KR-1 C-GUCQ |
Marguerite #3 à Claude St-James de Magog for his Pélican PL amphibie C-GBSJ |
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Marguerite Classic to Alain, Lucien et Roger from St-Mathieu de Beloeil for their Piper Cub J-3 C-FOWC |
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Marguerite Contemporary to Denis Morissette de St-Basile Le Grand for his Cessna C-172 C-FEEQ |
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Marguerite to Michel Veilleux from St-Georges de Beauce for his H-Max 1400Z C-IABI |
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Marguerite to Dream Aircraft from Granby for their Tundra C-GIPN |
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Marguerite to Michel Veilleux from St-Georges de Beauce for his H-Max 1400Z C-IABI |
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Congratulations to all winners.
Thanks to all the judges: Jack Bégin, Gilles Lallier, Yvon Blouin, Guy Giard, Serge Ballard |
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Winners of contest 2002
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Marguerite #1 and Trophy Lucien Beaulieu to Gilles Lallier from Lennoxville
for his Cub C-GLPL |
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Marguerite #2 to Robert Riendeau from St-Jean sur Richelieu
for his KR-1 C-GUCK |
Marguerite #3 to Guy Giard from Deauville
for his CH-701 C-GUYG |
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Marguerite #1 to Joe Hine from Douglas NB for his RV-4 C-FYTQ
Marguerite #2 to Vic Goodyer from St-Lambert for his CH-601 HD C-GUNN
Marguerite #3 to Bruno Dionne from Bellefeuille for his RV-4 C-GDBH
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| Marguerite Antique to JSG Lacombe from Mascouche for his Harvard C-GBQB |
Marguerite Classic to Éric Dussault from Neufchatel for his Piper Tri-Pacer C-GADJ |
Marguerite Contemporary to Jean-Denis Riendeau from St-Nicolas for his Mooney M-20 C-FZZG |
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| Marguerite to Germain Grenier from St-Étienne des Grés for his Pélican GS C-IGCG |
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| Professional Construction : |
Marguerite to Gilles Léger from St-Louis de Gonzague for his Super-Chipmunk C-GLSC |
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| Public's choice : |
| Marguerite to Gilles Lallier from Lennoxville for his Cub C-GLPL |
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Congratulations to all the winners.
Thanks to the judges Patrice Thériault, Paul Fournier, Gérard Béland, Paul Pontois and Guy Deraspe, all members of RAA Chapitre 415 from Longueuil.
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