The third match for the 2011 Hong Kong F3F league was held successfully on Sunday, 13 March 2011 in Leung King Upper Slope. The weather forecast for the day was actually very disappointing pointing to no wind in the morning and only 3 meter southeasterly wind in the afternoon .Anyway, this didn't deter 26 diehard F3F pilots who arrived at the Leung King Upper Slope early in the morning. Although wind speed was virtually zero, CD and helpers immediately setup the course once they arrived at the slope at 8am. Other pilots arrived gradually later. They all knew a waiting game is unavoidable! However, according the forecast wind will pick up at 11am. It was quite boring waiting in the slope under the hot sun. A pilot pulled out an Alula to have some funs in turns. Although there was about 1 or 2 meter wind,  the direction was so variable. In some case, they went to the back side to have some thermal soaring. After a long wait of more than 3 hours most pilots were loosing hope and started discussing to cancel the race. At about 12:30pm, the southeasterly suddenly picked up, it shot up to about 5 m/s in just a few minutes time and then maintain at that level for long period of time. So the bored pilots got so excited and they immediate arranged to kick start the race and hoped to get a few rounds before sun set. The contest was officially started at about 12:50pm. The first pilot to fly is Kolowai. Although he managed to get only a sixty, they all knew that the lift was sufficient and some pilots should be able to get faster times. There was a technical problem of bad contact in the cable in Base A end that caused some re-flies. Stanley managed to achieve a fast 43.74s to take the lead in round one by a large margin. In the second run with about 6m/s wind, Ah Kin suddenly flew his Ceres with a stunning fast time of 35.99s! This is not only the fastest time of the day but also a record for this Leung King slope. Wind died down a bit in round 3, 4, and 5. Philip flew very well with his Caldera in round 3 to achieve a 1000 points, followed by Kenneth in round 4. Uncle Chan came back quickly in round 5 to grab a 1000 points. By the time round 6 was started at 5:05pm, the wind suddenly picked up again to about 9m/s. Wow! everybody was so excited to rush to make a record. Finally, Uncle Chan flew magnificently accurate in turns to get a sub-forty of 38.20s.to finish the day. The contest drew to a close at 5:45pm. Pilots still had plenty of time to pack up and moved down to the packing area. The champion of the day is Kenneth, the 1st runner-up is Eric and 2nd runner-up is Philip. Ah Kin won the best speed award with a 35.99s. Congratulation to all winners! The summary of the score table is shown below, for details, please check the score sheet.