Subject: Steadfast
From: Rotary Engine
Date: 9/22/2010, 10:47 AM
To: AAA Put this in the To box


Paul,
Good year for Team Steadfast this year at  Reno.
4th in Unlimited Gold proves the turtle can outrun the rabbit! This was a
case of reliability and not having issues bringing in a good starting
position that became critical when the final race was canceled due to very
high cross winds. The finishing positions were determined by the starting
grid.  If the race had been run, Voodoo and Galloping Ghost would both
have
gone right around us and we would have finished 6th, assuming no mayday's
ahead of us (we know there would have been at least 1).
Sport and Super Sport had a bad rash of blown engines..... as in 5 blown
engines, one ending in the loss of the Thunder Mustang. Thankfully George
walked away from the wreck.
Look for us to have a 3 rotor entry in sport class in 2013 (I did get the
rules changed to allow us to run under the SCCA displacement calc rules,
so
less than 650 cubic inches).
Larry

The Thunder Mustang motor is one and a half of a Ford or Chevy V8.
What does one expect ? :)

Paul Lamar


Larry, Great job this year you guys!  The plane looks great and running
well.  I enjoyed hanging out and chatting a little on friday night.

I am really stoked about the races, it is fun stuff.  I plan to bring my
turbo 2-rotor RV-6 to the pylon school in June (mostly for fun).  If I can
qualify at faster than 200mph, I may even run at the far back of the sport
pack next Sept.
-- 
David Leonard

Turbo Rotary RV-6 N4VY
http://N4VY.RotaryRoster.net
http://RotaryRoster.net


You guys should pay George Periera a visit and get a set of plans for his
GP-5.  It's about the right size for a three-rotor and it's already designed
for a liquid-cooled engine.  It looks like a nice flying airplane too!

Steve Brazil

Yes but it is wood :)

Paul Lamar In Howell Mich at the airport FBO lounge waiting for
C. Smith

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