[9] At the 2008 European Hang Gliding Championships held between 7–21 June the men's event was won by Elio Cataldi, with Tomas Weissenberger and Michael Friesenbichler second and third; the women's champion was Corinna Schwiegershausen, all of them flying the Litespeed RS 4.
[10] The 2008 World Women's and Rigid Hang Gliding championships held between 19 July – 2 August in Sigillo, Italy was won by Corinna Schwiegershausen of Germany flying a Litespeed.
[12] In Namibia on 16 December 2008, Jean Souviron set an unofficial world record for an out-and-return flight of 350 km (217 mi), between the Namib and Kalahari deserts, flying a Litespeed RS 4.
[14] In the 2009 Bogong Cup, flown in nine days ending on 21 January all of the three winners, Curt Warren first, Jon Durand Jr second and Steve Blenkinsop in third place, were flying Litespeeds models.
[15] The Dalby Big Air 2009 competition, held in Queensland, Australia between 8–14 March, was won by Australian Curt Warren flying a Litespeed RS 4.
[16] Giovanni Vitola won the 2009 Guatemalan Hang Gliding Nationals held in March, unusually at Roldanillo, Colombia, while flying a Litespeed.
[24] In reviewing the Litespeed RX 3 in January 2012, world level competition woman pilot Evgeniya Laritskaya concluded "In comparing the RX3 with the S3 (keeping in mind my 50 kilos weight), I think that the S3 is more conservative and forgiving, while the RX3 is faster and more dynamic, more like a racing machine.