The 2024 IMAC Nats is a wrap! The author and Primo Rivera are pictured jumping with excitement.
Mark Jorgensen expressing his feelings about yesterday’s Unknown.
We waited too long for the ceiling to clear…
David Garceau at the 2024 IMAC Nats.
The IMAC pilots’ meeting was held on July 15.
By Rich Whitlow
Thursday, June 17, was another beautiful day at the IMAC Nats!
We have had sunshine and light wind for the second day in a row. There seem to be some rain and storms that may come in, but we will hope for the best for the upcoming days.
By Rich Whitlow
This first day of competition turned out to be a beautiful day to be flying! The winds were light, the temperature was moderate, and the sun was shining. There was no complaining about the weather on Wednesday, June 16!
The day started with a short pilots’ meeting. Everyone was informed, prepared, and ready to go.
The first round was a Known Round and was flown to perfection. David Moser was our first pilot in the air, and he mentioned that he wouldn’t have had it any other way!
By Rich Whitlow
Welcome to the 2021 Mike Karnes Scale Aerobatic Championships!
Tuesday, June 15, was a beautiful practice day that allowed a good number of pilots to acclimate themselves to the flying site. An extra bonus was the chance to fly in some interesting wind and for pilots to get their wind-corrections perfected.
The AMA Flying Site, and specifically Site 3, is in excellent shape and is a beautiful place to fly.
Yesterday was hit with a rain delay that had pilots and airplanes hiding out until the storm passed through. Around lunch time, day two of competition finally began.
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