Canada, Alternate Delegate, Barry McAuley

It is almost an insult to ask those who are active in IPC for their skydiving history and an impossible task to summarise it here:

Barry McAuley

Years in skydiving : 42
Number of Jumps: 5300 +

IPC Alternate Delegate for Canada
Member of the Judge's Committee
Advisor to the Canopy Piloting Committee
Past member IPC Technical and Safety Committee

FAI Parachuting Judge since 1981
Judged Internationally:
1986, 18th WPC Style and Accuracy, Turkey
1987, 7th WPC Formation Skydiving, Brazil
1989, 8th WPC Formation Skydiving, Spain - 8-way Event Judge
1990, 20th WPC Style and Accuracy, Yugoslavia
1991, 9th WPC Formation Skydiving, Czechoslovakia - 8-way Event Judge
1991, World Cup of Style and Accuracy, Indonesia - Accuracy Event Judge
1993, 10th WPC Formation Skydiving, USA - Chief Judge
1994, 22nd WPC Style and Accuracy, China - Chief Judge
1995, 11th WPC Formation Skydiving, France - 8-way Event Judge
1996, 6th WPC Canopy Formation, Indonesia - 8-way Event Judge
1997, 1st World Air Games, Turkey - Chief of Judge Training
1998, 7th WPC Canopy Formation, USA - Event Judge
1999, 13th WPC Formation Skydiving, Australia - 4-way Event Judge
2001, 2nd World Air Games, Spain Event Judge
2001, 6th World Games, Japan - Chief Judge
2002, World Cup of Canopy Formation, Spain - Chief Judge
2003, 1st World Cup of Canopy Piloting, USA - Chief of Judge Training
2004, 11th WPC of Canopy Formation, Croatia - Chief Judge
2005, 2nd World Cup of Canopy Piloting, USA - Chief of Judge Training
2005, 7th World Games, Germany - Accuracy Event Judge
2005, 3rd World Cup of Canopy Piloting, Austria - Chief of Judge Training
2005, World Cup of Canopy Formation, USA
2006, 12th WPC of Canopy Formation, Russia - Chief of Judge Training
2006, 1st WPC of Canopy Piloting, Austria - Chief of Judge Training

When asked what he considered his greatest achievement and had given him the most pleasure he answered "Managing to stay actively involved in parachuting for 40+years and still look forward to the exciting evolvement of our sport"