Today is the start of the final Nats event for 2016—RC Helicopter. Pilots are spending their day processing models and getting in some practice flights. Check out today’s NatsNews for an event preview along with the final days of ALES and F3J Soaring, which wrapped up Saturday.
Friday was the final day of Outdoor Free Flight and the first day for F3J and ALES Soaring. Check out today’s NatsNews for highlights of these events.
Thursday was the final day of Thermal Soaring Unlimited and Free Flight events continued. Today, Soaring kicks off F3J and Altitude Electric Soaring while Free Flight enters it's final day of competition. Check out today’s NatsNews for highlights from yesterday.
Wednesday was another hot day at the International Aeromodeling Center. Soaring and Free Flight pilots alike battled high humidity and intense sunshine to complete their flights. Check out today’s NatsNews for more.
Rain threatened the area yesterday, but fortunately it passed through Muncie, Indiana, and our Soaring and Free Flight pilots were able to continue their competition. Check out today’s NatsNews for event highlights and scores.
Free Flight and Soaring continue today. Check out today’s NatsNews for coverage of yesterday as well as the closing report for Control Line Speed.
Today is the start of Outdoor Free Flight. Soaring started up over the weekend with Two Meter and Hand-Launch Thermal. Saturday was the final day for Control Line Stunt. Check out today’s Outdoor NatsNews for information on these great events.
Indoor Free Flight ended yesterday. Check out today’s Indoor NatsNews for a recap of the final events.
Day 4 of the Indoor Free Flight Nats wrapped up yesterday. Check out today's NatsNews for event recaps of Friday and Saturday.
Yesterday was the end of RC Pylon and Control Line Speed. Today Control Line Stunt pilots are participating in the Walker Cup Flyoff. See today’s issue of NatsNews for coverage of RC Pylon and Control Line Stunt. Monday the Outdoor NatsNews resumes with the final results of Control Line Stunt and Control Line Speed.
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