Schedule

A Jam-Packed Weekend Perfect for Avgeeks

Schedule Notes:

A printable PDF version of the seminar schedule is available here.
All seminars are livestreamed and recorded for our Online-Only Attendees. Register to participate online for just $15.
All listed times are Central Daylight Time (Houston, Texas). Dates, times, seminars, and speakers are subject to change.

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Main Event Schedule

Friday takes place entirely at the DoubleTree Houston Hobby. There are no public exhibits on Friday, June 23. All Friday sessions will be livestreamed for free on YouTube.

Time	Activity	Location
9:00am 12:30pm	Morning Activities Morning activities include tours of air traffic control facilities, an airside tour at Intercontinental Airport (IAH), and a group outing to Houston Space Center. Separate, advanced registration required. View details.	Various
12:00pm 5:00pm	Attendee Registration and Check-In Check-in available for attendees participating in Friday's Product Announcement Seminars. Weekend-only attendees may check-in beginning Saturday morning at the Museum.	DoubleTree Lobby Foyer
1:00pm 5:00pm	Product Announcement Seminars The biggest news of the weekend comes out on Friday! See below for our lineup of exclusive product announcements from top names in flight simulation.	DoubleTree Grand Ballroom
5:30pm 7:00pm	Attendee Social Meet and socialize with fellow flight simmers. Attendees registered for Friday's Product Announcement Seminars receive a free drink and appetizers. The social event is open to all FlightSimExpo attendees.	DoubleTree Esplande
7:30pm 9:30pm	FSA Captains' Dinner Sponsored by PMDG, FSA Captains are invited to attend an exclusive event featuring a buffet dinner, free drink, giveaways, and aviation trivia! Separate, advanced registration required. View details	DoubleTree Grand Ballroom

Product Announcement Seminars

Friday's Product Announcement series offers simulation developers a 20-minute window to unveil new products and showcase new developments.

Time	Seminar	Location
1:00pm 1:20pm	Welcome to FlightSimExpo 2023 Event organizers welcome you to the conference and provide an event overview.	DoubleTree Grand Ballroom
1:30pm 1:50pm	Thrustmaster Product Announcement	DoubleTree Grand Ballroom
2:00pm 2:20pm	FastCow Productions Product Announcement	DoubleTree Grand Ballroom
2:30pm 2:50pm	Kitbash Model Club Product Announcement	DoubleTree Grand Ballroom
3:00pm 3:20pm	Allied Cockpit Equipment Product Announcement	DoubleTree Grand Ballroom
3:30pm 3:50pm	TFDi Design Product Announcement	DoubleTree Grand Ballroom
4:00pm 4:20pm	Navigraph Product Announcement	DoubleTree Grand Ballroom
4:30pm 4:50pm	Honeycomb Aeronautical Product Announcement	DoubleTree Grand Ballroom
5:00pm 5:20pm	Microsoft Flight Simulator Product Announcement	DoubleTree Grand Ballroom

Main Event Schedule

All Saturday activities take place at the Lone Star Flight Museum. Exhibits will be open from 9:00am to 5:00pm.

Time	Activity	Location
9:00am 4:00pm	Attendee Registration and Check-In Check-in available for attendees participating on Saturday.	Museum Lobby
9:00am 5:00pm	Exhibit Hall Open Meet and interact with over 50 developers showcasing the latest in flight simulation hardware and software.	Museum Hangars
9:00am 5:00pm	Saturday Seminars In-person seminars and livestreamed remote presentations featuring panel discussions, how-to sessions, and educational seminars on various flight simulation topics. See below for the session schedule.	Event Center and Classrooms
10:00am 3:00pm	On-Site Lunch Lunch options available on-site include Minuti Cafe, a food truck serving hot options, and a concessions stand. View the menu for pricing and details.	Various
5:00pm 9:00pm	Evening Activities Saturday evening activities include a group outing to Top Golf and meet-ups hosted by various developers. Top Golf requires separate, advanced registration. View details.	Various

Saturday Exhibitor Highlights

The following featured announcements and highlights are scheduled at exhibit booths on Saturday.

Time	Activity	Location
All Weekend	BeyondATC Visit BeyondATC’s booth to try out the latest and greatest in AI-driven ATC featuring highly realistic voices, procedures, and traffic.	Booth H6
10:00am 10:20am	SimFab A hands-on exhibit demonstrating SimFab's Modular Flight Cockpit and Complete Immersion Concept. A raffle will be held at the end of the demonstration.	Booth W201
10:30am 10:40am	FlightControlReplay FlightControlReplay will announce the addition of the most acclaimed camera feature that's been missing in Microsoft Flight Simulator.	Booth H3
11:00am 11:20am	Airland World Discover Airland World, the planetary simulation sandbox based on Unreal Engine 5. Meet Fred (AirlandFS) and Peter (WildRealm) to learn more about the project.	Booth WE6
12:00pm 12:20pm	Virtual Fly Virtual Fly is once again showcasing its high-end flight simulation equipment for both professional and domestic use. Visit Virtual Fly's booth at 12pm on Saturday for the chance to win a Radio Switch Module!	Booth H9
2:00pm 2:20pm	Just Flight Join Just Flight for a special announcement regarding a new study level airliner for MSFS.	Booth W2
3:00pm 4:00pm	FlightFX: Where Real Life Meets Sim Life Let a real-life Vision Jet pilot walk you through basic pattern procedures, as taught by Cirrus. This event is first come, first served and includes the opportunity for individual instruction and Q&A.	Vision Jet (Waltrip Hangar)

Saturday Seminar Schedule

Saturday's seminars take place in either the Event Center or Classrooms of the Lone Star Flight Museum. See the museum map for details. Click on any of the sessions below to view a more detailed description.

Time	Seminar	Location
9:00am 9:45am	Build Your Own Home Cockpit Parts - Right Here at FlightSimExpo! Sebastian Möbius Build your own home cockpit part, and take it home with you!	Museum Classroom
10:00am 10:45am	Build the Home Cockpit of Your Dreams Trevor Olsen What you need to know to make your own simpit or home cockpit.	Museum Classroom
10:30am 11:30am	The Business of Flight Simulation Panel Moderated by FlightFX Featuring Blu Games, Contrail, Honeycomb, Hype Performance Group, Infinite Flight, and more.	Museum Event Center
11:00am 11:45am	How to Start Flying from Home New Simmers Howard Forder A hardware-focused guide to getting started in home flight simulation.	Museum Classroom
12:00pm 1:00pm	How Open Source Development Can Change the Flight Sim Community Developer FlyByWire What the open source software model can bring to flight simulation.	Museum Event Center
12:00pm 12:45pm	Get to Da Choppa - and Improve your Helicopter Flying New Simmers Sérgio Costa Overcome your fear of flying helicopters in flight simulation.	Museum Classroom
1:00pm 1:45pm	Using Flight Simulation in Aviation Event Investigation and Flight Planning Fred Calvert How simulation can be used for real-life flight planning and aviation event investigation.	Museum Classroom
1:30pm 2:30pm	Content Creation: The Inspiration and Why We Do It Panel Bill King A panel discussion featuring some of flight simulation's biggest content creators.	Museum Event Center
2:00pm 2:45pm	USAF Career Enlisted Aviator and the MQ-9 Reaper Deyton Talley Unconventional ways to earn your wings and the power of remotely piloted aircraft.	Museum Classroom
3:00pm 3:45pm	How to Start a Repaint/Livery Project in MSFS Steve Drabek Learn the basics of aircraft repainting for MSFS.	Museum Event Center
3:00pm 3:45pm	Taking the Next Steps in Your Sim Career New Simmers Rob Shearman Ditch the artificial traffic and robotic ATC...start flying online in a truly immersive environment!	Museum Classroom
4:00pm 4:45pm	A Q&A with Prepar3D Chris Metel An open-discusson regarding the Prepar3D flight simulation platform.	Museum Event Center
4:00pm 4:45pm	Weather Simulation: Modeling the 4th Dimension Dr. Chris Johnson An in-depth look at how better weather simulation can advance aviation safety.	Museum Classroom

Main Event Schedule

All Sunday activities take place at the Lone Star Flight Museum. Exhibits will be open from 9:00am to 3:00pm.

Time	Activity	Location
9:00am 12:00pm	Attendee Registration and Check-In Check-in available for attendees participating on Sunday.	Museum Lobby
9:00am 3:00pm	Exhibit Hall Open Meet and interact with over 50 developers showcasing the latest in flight simulation hardware and software.	Museum Hangars
9:00am 3:00pm	Sunday Seminars In-person seminars and livestreamed remote presentations featuring panel discussions, how-to sessions, and educational seminars on various flight simulation topics. See below for the session schedule.	Event Center and Classrooms
10:00am 3:00pm	On-Site Lunch Lunch options available on-site include Minuti Cafe, a food truck serving hot options, and a concessions stand. View the menu for pricing and details.	Various

Sunday Exhibitor Highlights

The following featured announcements and highlights are scheduled at exhibit booths on Sunday.

Time	Activity	Location
All Weekend	BeyondATC Visit BeyondATC’s booth to try out the latest and greatest in AI-driven ATC featuring highly realistic voices, procedures, and traffic.	Booth H6
10:00am 10:20am	SimFab A hands-on exhibit demonstrating SimFab's Modular Flight Cockpit and Complete Immersion Concept. A raffle will be held at the end of the demonstration.	Booth W201
1:00pm 3:00pm	FlightFX: Vision Jet Tours Get up close and personal with an actual Cirrus SF50 Vision Jet. Attendees will have the opportunity to tour this amazing aircraft and ask questions with its owner and operator, Tim Morgan.	Vision Jet (Waltrip Hangar)

Sunday Seminar Schedule

Sunday's seminars take place in either the Event Center or Classrooms of the Lone Star Flight Museum. See the museum map for details. Click on any of the sessions below to view a more detailed description.

Time	Seminar	Location
9:00am 9:45am	Helping Disabled Simmers Fly: Talking Flight Monitor Andy Borka and Jason Fayre Learn about an accessibility add-on helping disabled simmers fly.	Museum Classroom
9:00am 10:15am	Live ATC Demo Flight Featuring FlyByWire and VATSIM We'll demo the capabilities of the free A32NX on VATSIM....live!	Museum Event Center
10:00am 10:45am	Herman@s VA: Using Flight Sim to Power Real-World Charity Ops Nick Williams Learn about connecting flight simulation with a real-world charity.	Museum Classroom
10:30am 11:30am	Panel Discussion Stay Tuned for More More information about this seminar will be posted as FlightSimExpo 2023 approaches.	Museum Event Center
11:00am 11:45am	Harnessing Generative AI to Integrate Aircraft Parts with Flight Simulators Robert Prather We'll take a panel from a real Boeing 777 and develop an interface for it from scratch.	Museum Classroom
12:00pm 12:45pm	Expect Turbulence: My Real-Life Experience Learning to Fly Keith Young A book talk about overcoming obstacles learning to fly.	Museum Classroom
1:00pm 1:45pm	Traversing the World of SimConnect Les O'Reilly Learn about MSFS' much-used API.	Museum Classroom
1:30pm 2:15pm	Building a Full-Size Home-Based Airline Cockpit Simulator Tony Wilko and Fabian Betancur Learn the ins and outs of building a full-sized airliner cockpit simulator at home.	Museum Event Center
2:00pm 2:45pm	Flying Like a Professional Airline Pilot Ed Valdez Take your flying to the top level!	Museum Classroom
2:15pm 3:00pm	Building a Home-Based Cockpit Simulator: Q&A Panel Tony Wilko, Fabian Betancur, Bernard Sutherland A panel of accomplished builders answers your questions about anything home-cockpit related.	Museum Event Center

Speakers

Build Your Own Home Cockpit Parts - Right Here at FlightSimExpo!

Sebastian Möbius

Saturday
9:00am
Classroom
Educational

Have you ever thought about building your own home flight simulator components? From a simple switch to a full-size home cockpit, 3D printing and inexpensive hardware can help you design and build anything you can dream...or at least CAD.

Throughout the weekend, pre-registered FlightSimExpo attendees have the chance to build their own home cockpit component - right at the event! In this session, you'll learn more about the build and how you can get started with your own home cockpit build.

To register to take part in one of our on-site building workshops, please click here.

Build the Home Cockpit of Your Dreams

Trevor Olsen

Saturday
10:00am
Classroom
Educational

Many flight simulator enthusiasts dream of a cockpit they can sit in, controlling every switch and lever in their flight simulator. Oftentimes starting can be the biggest hurdle to your dream homecockpit. While the world of homecockpit building is endless, learning a few key skills can allow you to build quite impressive flight simulator parts.

This seminar provides actionable ways to start your flight simulator homecockpit building journey. We will talk about building principles like planning, budgeting, wiring, design, constructing, 3D-Printing, and of course, how to learn all of this. Each topic teaches you how to explore areas of homecockpit building, and gives actionable first steps towards building the homecockpit of your dreams. The seminar will be flexible, and principles can be adapted to your needs to give you exactly the homecockpit you want (and can afford).

The Business of Flight Simulation

Moderated by FlightFX

Saturday
10:30am
Event Center
Educational

Over the years, simulation has spawned numerous sub-economies and side hustles. With the timing of the latest versions of both MSFS and X-Plane, we are now seeing a whole new set of fresh faces and businesses coming into the community.

Join us as we sit down with some of the key stakeholders and trendsetters driving the 3rd-Party development space and listen in as we discuss challenges, failures, trends, hot button issues, customers and how to survive in this rapidly expanding sector of our hobby.

This panel was proposed and moderated by Nick Sdoucos from FlightFX. Panelists include Blu Games (Content Creator), Lars Pinkenburg (Founder and CEO; Contrail), Nicki Repenning (CEO; Honeycomb Aeronautical), Steve Daniels (President; Hype Performance Group), and Laura Laban (CEO; Infinite Flight).

How Open Source Development Can Change the Flight Sim Community

FlyByWire

Saturday
12:00pm
Event Center
Educational

Developing high fidelity aircraft add-ons for Flight Simulators has traditionally happened in a closed way. In recent years, more and more add-ons have been released that are developed through a collaborative and open source process. This allows a broader audience to participate, share and learn from each other’s experiences, build a bigger community interest and get more people involved in the Flight Sim community.

In this session, we want to walk you through the benefits of an Open Source (and free) approach to developing and releasing aircraft, based on the experiences we have at FlyByWire Simulations.

You will also learn about how the process works, what tools are available, how the community can contribute and how you can benefit from different groups supporting and re-using each other’s work.

Finally, we’ll invite you to join one or more of the developer communities so you can learn more about contributing yourself. Experienced or not, we can help you get started!

Get to Da Choppa - and Improve your Helicopter Flying

Sérgio Costa

Saturday
12:00pm
Classroom
Educational

Over the last few years, simmers have been looking into helicopters with an increased interest, especially with the release of native helicopter support in Microsoft Flight Simulator. Flying these machines can be particularly tricky and frustrating but as with anything else you learn, having a structured way to practice and improve your skills can take you a long way.

Sérgio, editor and founder of HeliSimmer.com has 25 years of simming experience, 15 of them flying helicopters exclusively and he knows exactly what you are going through if you are learning.

In this seminar, Sérgio will be giving you some tips and tricks – learned from his own experience – as well as guide you through a few exercises to help you become a proficient virtual helicopter pilot.
It’s quite the challenge, but you can do it!

How to Start a Repaint/Livery Project in MSFS

Steve Drabek

Saturday
3:00pm
Event Center
Educational

Ever wanted to create your own repaints? Maybe there's a certain aircraft you've flown on you want to recreate. Or maybe you can't find the particular airline paint that you really want to see in the simulator.

In this seminar, a flight simulation painter with decades of experience will cover the basics of getting a repaint project started for Microsoft Flight Simulator (MSFS). The session will cover everything you need to know both before and after you finish your repaint. Following a Q&A, Steve will demonstrate some of the methods he uses to create repaints/liveries for MSFS aircraft.

Weather Simulation: Modeling the 4th Dimension

Dr. Chris Johnson

Saturday
4:00pm
Classroom
Educational

Kobe Bryant, John F. Kennedy, Jr., and some of their family members all died due to weather-related accidents. These tragic accidents, caused by unintended visual flight into instrument weather, is a systemic problem by which flight schools do not properly prepare private pilots, including instrument-rated private pilots, for inclement weather.

This presentation explains the relevant training gaps and systemic issues, and it introduces a method for properly simulating weather to improve safety in aviation.

The weather-simulation methodology described in this presentation uses real-world, weather-information products to recreate historical weather events, including dynamic weather simulations and correlated weather-information products. The system is currently in use by the National Transportation Safety Board, and several reputable simulation companies are evaluating it for use in flight training. It was used to investigate Mr. Bryant’s accident, and the system is being installed at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University to take simulation and flight training to the next level by filling gaps in weather-related flight training.

The weather simulation described in this presentation is also used as a mission generator for all levels of flight training by providing historical weather reports and weather-information products that students, instructors, simulation designers, and training administrators can access for use in pre-mission planning, dynamic run-time simulations, and post-flight review.

Expect Turbulence: My Real-Life Experience Learning to Fly

Keith Young

Sunday
12:00pm
Classroom
Educational

Expect Turbulence is the story of setting a goal and overcoming obstacles. A twice over recipient of kidney transplants, Keith Young always dreamt of becoming a pilot. In 2013 he set out to make that dream come true despite concern that his health situation could prevent it. Along the way he will face challenges from finances, his personal life, his career and his health as he attempts to achieve what only a small percentage of the human race have accomplished. As Keith grapples with getting to his personal best, he will be forced to deal with the realities of what it really takes to reach his goal while navigating some of the most difficult tests of his abilities. This is a story of what it takes to go for it when you have responsibilities to family, work, and budget and have to deal with age and health concerns. Keith candidly shares his triumphs and disappointments while placing you in the cockpit and inside his head as he struggles through what is required to become a private pilot.

Traversing the World of SimConnect

Les O'Reilly

Sunday
1:00pm
Classroom
Educational

This in-depth presentation will help simmers understand SimConnect with a focus on mapping flight simulation hardware device to corresponding controls in the simulator.

We'll look at the issues facing hardware and software developers to understand why things may need to be the way they are. Then, we'll use that understanding to seek out the correct events and methods to custom-configure hardware devices Having spent thousands of hours sorting through the weeds, I'll walk you through how to implement custom hardware solutions and mappings for some of my favorite flight simulator aircraft.

This seminar is designed for experienced flight simmers using Microsoft Flight Simulator (MSFS), but will be equally applicable to Prepar3D and FSX pilots.

Building a Full-Size Home-Based Airline Cockpit Simulator

Tony Wilko and Fabian Betancur

Sunday
1:30pm
Event Center
Educational

Building a full-sized home-based cockpit simulator can be a great joy and/or an expensive headache that can quickly lead to burnout. Join Tony and Fabian as they share their experience building their own full-sized Boeing 737-800 cockpit simulators using third-party and real parts. You’ll learn what to think about as you’re getting started, what you can expect along the way, where to turn for help, and other useful tips and tricks to get you going and keep you motivated along the way.

Following the session, join Tony, Fabian, and other cockpit builders in an open panel discussion for those wanting to learn more.

Bill King

Content Creator

"scrufytam"

Bill "scrufytam" King is a content creator on Twitch who began as a variety streamer, but switched to Flight Simulator content creator after discovering MSFS2020 a year in to his streaming journey. His Twitch channel grew from a 15 average viewer count and 500 followers to a 50+ live count and 2400 followers since switching to Flight Simulation streams. scrufytam is known for large group flights, welcoming everyone, his mismatched socks, and his slogan "No Rules, Just Flight."

Dr. Chris Johnson

Assistant Professor

ERAU

Dr. Chris Johnson is an Assistant Professor at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, College of Aviation, School of Graduate Studies where he teaches graduate students to design, operate, manage, and maintain safety, efficiency, and compliance of un-crewed vehicle systems. His research lab specializes in advanced simulation and modeling for flight training and for robot-vehicle research and development, and his lab is currently funded by the US Army Futures Command, building next-generation, robotic combat vehicles.

Prof. Johnson is an Air Force Veteran and commercial pilot with certified flight instructor instrument and multi-engine instructor ratings. He earned a Bachelor of Science from Southern Illinois University – Carbondale in 2006; a Professional Pilot Certification and Master of Science from the University of Illinois – Urbana-Champaign in 2008 and 2009, respectively; and a PhD from the University of Wisconsin – Madison in 2012. Prior to joining Embry-Riddle in January 2022, Prof. Johnson was a Senior Scientist at the University of Wisconsin where he worked for over 12 years in various roles in the College of Engineer, School of Medicine, and Data Science Institute.

Felipe Falanghe

HarvesteR

Floating Origin Interactive / Kitbash Model Club

Felipe Falanghe aka HarvesteR is the creator of Kerbal Space Program and long-time flight sim fan . His studio, Floating Origin Interactive, just announced Kitbash Model Club, an RC model simulator.

Howard Forder

Content Creator

Forder Learn to Fly

Howard has been a premier trainer and computer systems consultant in the technical field for 30 years with over 17 certifications in computer hardware, electronic servicing and many IT software/server certifications ranging from Windows workstations to Microsoft Servers.

A certified Microsoft Trainer since 1996 to the present, Howard has been using home flight simulators since they were invented in 1982. He has owned every version of flight simulator since Bruce Artwick's first flight simuator, including Prepar3D, X-Plane, and all versions of Microsoft Flight Siulator.

Howard streams on twitch with a 5,000 person following using MSFS with flight lessons and community group fly events like the Mach Loop and the Oshkosh landing challenge. Howard has published best-selling Learn To Fly courses on Udemy.com and Skillshare.com for the last 15 years and was also the instructor for 30 flight lessons on the MSFSOfficial twitch channel with Jayne Reynolds.

Laura Laban

Co-Founder

Infinite Flight

Laura Laban holds a PPL and is the CEO, co-founder, and developer of Infinite Flight, a leading flight simulator for iOS and Android. Laura lives in Paris and enjoys flying taildraggers like the Citabria and XCub.

Rob Shearman

Host

Slant Alpha Adventures

Rob is the host of “Slant Alpha Adventures” – an aviation Twitch livestream focusing mostly on employing analog radio-based navigation techniques (as one would have done before the advent of inertial navigation and GPS) while flying in an online multiplayer environment. While not every stream conforms strictly to that mold, the primary purpose of the channel is to be as educational as it is entertaining. Rob is not a real-world pilot but has played one on Twitch.TV for five years, has been a part of the VATSIM community since 2010, and has been an avid flight simulator since the early 1980s.

Robert Prather

777 Simulator Project

Robert Prather is an electrical engineer and native Houstonian whose experience and passion for integrating aircraft parts with flight simulators spans more than 20 years. He is best known for building a full-scale Boeing 777 flight simulator in his home, an accomplishment that gained him features in The New York Times, The Boston Globe and The Houston Chronicle.

In 2000, Robert created an integration technique for flight simulators called Keyboard Hacking, and has since evolved his techniques to include microprocessors, ARINC 429 integration, and IoT technology. He has created numerous solutions for flight simulators such as software simulations of Boeing and Airbus synoptic displays, interactive ATC / flight training laboratories, and he is the creator of the Cereal Bytes electrical interface.

His solutions have been adopted by users in more than 20 countries, and have been deployed to numerous organizations such as NASA and Texas Southern University.

Robert is a published author, a proud husband, and father of two beautiful children.

Sérgio Costa

Founder

HeliSimmer.com

Sérgio Costa is the editor and founder of HeliSimmer.com. He started using flight simulators over 25 years ago but back in 2007 he realized helicopters were what resonated with him, so he started flying them exclusively.

In 2016 he started HeliSimmer.com and, since then, he has been helping simmers to get into helicopter flight simulation, while providing the community with news, reviews, articles and a hub for those that love rotary wing simulation to gather around.

He has also been working with hardware manufacturers and software and add-on developers by providing his input, testing and helping with the design of some of the products you can find in the market nowadays.

Trevor Olsen

Founder

Captain Bob Flight Simulation

Trevor Olsen, also known as "Captain Bob", runs CaptainBobSim.com and the Captain Bob Flight Simulation channel on YouTube. A "highschooler who builds home cockpits", he is building a Cessna 172 home cockpit on YouTube, sharing plans and progress for others to benefit from every step of the journey. He created CaptainBobSim.com with the goal to let people have fun in this hobby, share information, and inspire others to get started.

Schedule

A Jam-Packed Weekend Perfect for Avgeeks

Schedule Notes:

Friday

Fri

Saturday

Sat

Sunday

Sun

Speakers

Andy Borka

Bernard Sutherland

Bill King

Chris Metel

Deyton Talley

Dr. Chris Johnson

Ed Valdez

Fabian Betancur

Felipe Falanghe

Fred Calvert

Howard Forder

Jason Fayre

Justin Romaine

Keith Young

Laura Laban

Les O'Reilly

Nick Williams

Rob Shearman

Robert Prather

Sebastian Möbius

Steve Drabek

Sérgio Costa

Tony Wilko

Trevor Olsen