What is Giant Scale Air Racing?
What is Giant Scale Air Racing? Created in 1991 by Tom Easterday and Cliff Adams, giant scale air racing was patterned after the Reno National Air Races as a way to bring the excitement, sound, color and history of air racing up close to the public and the world of radio control enthusiasts. Since its inception at Madera, California, giant scale air racing has evolved steadily into a sport where speed and technology advancements know no bounds. Speeds well in excess of 200 miles per hour make giant scale air racing one of the fastest motor sports in the world! Racing action now encompasses several classes of racing that include: Unlimited, AT-6 Texan, Formula One and F1 GT, Biplane, Experimental, and Thompson Trophy which brought the rich history, traditions and glamour of the Cleveland National Air Races to the sport of giant scale air racing. Additionally, USRA Provisional Classess have been developed as a way to attract those interested in racer but at a reduced cost. These classes
