July’s pylon race had yet another short turnout but the races went on and everyone was constantly doing something due to a shortage of people. It was a sunny day with no wind at the start but there was a breeze at the end of the day.

The T-28 had seven entries and everyone raced well and put on some battles but unfortunately one airplane went down on the very last race. The airplane was a corsair but luckily was repairable. The corsair went down due to a midair collision.

The Warbird class only had one entry so that class was not raced this month.

The Dogfighter class only had two entries and also put on good battles and was exciting to watch.

EF-1 had five entries but during the first race one of the planes had an elevator problem and went down. The race plane that went in was a pogo. As well as all the other classes there were good battles.

From Jon Stychno.

This month’s race had a short turn out because of Fathers day and Jim Swanson was kind enough to donate one bottle of wine to the fathers that scored the most points in the Dogfighter and EF-1 class. We raced four rounds of heats with success. There was not much wind at the start but it did pick up toward the end.

The T-28 class had eight entries and was a successful race and was very fun to watch. The winner of the day for the T-28 class was Jake Boatman with an outstanding twenty points!

The Warbird class only had two entries but both pilots put on good racing. The winner of the day for the Warbird class was Brian Young with a good seventeen points.

The Dogfighter class had three entries with all pilots putting on good battles during races. The winner of the day for the Dogfighter class was Jon Stychno with a great nineteen points. But the winner of the wine bottle in this class was Brian Young!

The EF-1 race had six entries and the pilots of these airplanes also put on good battles and races. The winner of the day and also the winner of the wine bottle was Tony McDonald with a great nineteen points.