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Warbird Pylon Racing | Model Aviation
https://www.modelaviation.com/warbird-pylon-racing
Pylon - The World Models
https://www.theworldmodels.com/store/?action=product&cat=46&sub_id=82
Spitfire 40 (Yellow) with Electric Retracts: A339-YEL: US$299.99 ... Movies Review: E337SXM-WHI: US$210.00: Scarlet Screamer for EF1 Class Racing Movies Review: E337SXM-RED: US$210.00: Outrageous for EF1 Class Racing Movies Review: E337XM-SIL: US$199.99: Scarlet Screamer for EF1 Class Racing ... Pylon: Laser-Cut Kit: Electric Ducted Fan ...
Pylon Racing – BMFA National Championships
https://nationals.bmfa.uk/power-nationals/pylon-racing
Pylon Racing can be described simply as “fly fast, tight and turn left”. All pylon disciplines use radio controlled models and fly anti-clockwise around a triangular course for ten laps as fast as possible beginning with a standing start. The course is defined by three pylon flagpoles, and any “cuts” (i.e. turning inside a pylon) are ...
Pylonracing – Pylon
https://www.pylonracing.co.za/
This is the class for the beginner / novice who wants to try his/her hand at pylon racing. Designed for the racer who wants to take it to the next level, in this class we allow a specific rule set to which all pilots must adhere, leveling the playing fields. Hot Quickies (Q500) is a class where you will find the seasoned pilots, The “500 ...
Pylon Racing – Wasatch Aero Modelers
https://www.wasatchaeromodelers.com/pylon-racing/
The airplanes are the slowest class among pylon racing. The EF-1 class race speeds are around 100 mph. Models must be primarily constructed of wood and covered with plastic film covering. The airframe must weigh a minimum of 3 1/2 pounds, and measure a maximum wingspan of 52″ and minimum wing area of 375 square inches.
Pylon Racing | Warwick Aero Modellers
https://wamqld.com/pylon-racing
1. The course is now an oval not a figure 8. 2. There are two erected poles at the northern and southern end of the strip. These act as gates the pilots must fly through. 3. Pilots may now fly above the height of those poles without penalty. The Judge/s will decide whether the pilot remained within the poles on each lap.
Ultimate 500 MPH Experience at Reno Air Races High …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7EIxneD4f8
Footage from the 2003 & 2004 Reno Air Races in which I was treated to a VIP trip out to the pylons. Fifty feet from a squadron of 500 mph, 4,000 horsepower ...
World Models Spitfire - FlyingGiants
https://www.flyinggiants.com/forums/showthread.php?t=235520
Up for sale is a World Models Spitfire, this is the one designed for for Warbird pylon racing, the link below contains all the specifications. I have around 50 flight on it, it's condition is 9.5 out of 10! Installed is the YS FZ115WS engine, this is by far the best engine for Warbird racing. It only has around 25 flight on it, the Spitfire ...
WM Spitfire - RC Groups
https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?2579417-WM-Spitfire
Aircraft - Fuel - Airplanes Pylon Racing Question WM Spitfire; Thread Tools: Jan 10, 2016, 11:14 PM #1; Pinko. Pinko. Registered User. Thread OP. Question. WM Spitfire. I'm building my first war bird racing plane. I purchased a World Model Spit Fire. It is suppose to be a race ready version. Basically, I am wanting to know if anyone has built one.
Spitfire 40 (White) with Electric Retracts - The World Models
https://www.theworldmodels.com/store/?action=productDetail&id=6788
Spitfire 40 (White) with Electric Retracts - The World Models Click to enlarge image Color Scheme Specification Features Designed for warbird pylon racing. Reduced drag design with wing fairing for higher air speed. Reinforced firewall and wing structure to cope with racing stress. Pre-installed electric retracts. 4 color schemes available.
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