Vintage Stunt Championships (VSC) XXVI , Five Days: March 18 – 22, 2014

[Jim Hoffman]

Vintage Stunt Championships (VSC) XXVI ,  Five Days:  March 18 – 22, 2014


Registration form and information is now available and should be ATTACHED to this post (I didn't know that was so easy to do)

Registration form and information is also available for download at www.ccmaconline.org

We are offering something new this year, two added competition events, Super 70s and Ringmaster OTS plus an informal Exhibition event

Old Time Stunt (OTS), Ignition OTS and Ringmaster - OTS will be held Tuesday & Wednesday, March 18 & 19,one round per day. OTS on asphalt circles, IGN & Ringmaster on grass. You may enter all three if you wish.

Classic & Super 70’s will be held Thursday – Saturday March 20 thru 22; one round per day over three (3) days. The events will be run concurrently and the entries will be co-mingled on the circles. You may enter only one of the two events.

Exhibition – We invite you to fly or exhibit something COOL, interesting or representative of any early era of control line.   Exhibition to be held immediately after OTS on Tue & Wed.   No pre-entry or fee required.  Just show up with a current AMA license and show us something cool.

VSC Banquet - Saturday evening  Mar 22rd at the Riverpark Inn . This is a sit down dinner plus award presentations.

Entry Deadline:  Friday March 7th, 2014.  By this date and time we need to have received your entry.   John Callentine’s mailing address is on the Registration form below.  Registration form is available for download at www.ccmaconline.org     Our policy is to return your entry fees if you have registered and cannot  attend.

Cheers,
Jim Hoffman
CD

[Mike Keville]

Please notice the "Exhibition" category above.  This will be an excellent opportunity to display and fly some of the more rare and unusual designs from the old days - which, after all, was the original intent of the VSC.

[wwwarbird]

 Nice additions, making an already excellent event even better. Just wish it wasn't 1800 miles away...

[Matt Colan]

I believe this is during my spring break. Hmmm.....better get the United finished!

[john e. holliday]

Nice additions, making an already excellent event even better. Just wish it wasn't 1800 miles away...

That's only a three day drive unless the border patrol holds you up.   At on time I could do the 1250 miles with only a road side nap.  Now it takes me two days.

[Randy Powell]

And surprise of surprises, it's looks like I may be there. Yeah!

Now the question: Classic or Super 70s. Hmmm....

[Dennis Toth]

Jim,
Sure would be nice to have this as a fillable form and credit card. Have downloaded it and will send in now (will not miss it this time).


Best,        DennisT

[wwwarbird]

That's only a three day drive unless the border patrol holds you up.   At on time I could do the 1250 miles with only a road side nap.  Now it takes me two days.

 I actually did make the drive down with Keith Sandberg in 2007, we had a great time. It was 1800 miles one way. We took turns driving and stopped only for fuel when needed, and then once at a Subway for a sandwich. I remember I had the cruise set at 95 for a while crossing Kansas as the sun was going down. We made it in 24 hours, almost to the minute. Do the math on that one.

[john e. holliday]

Good thing the Kansas Highway Patrol were asleep also the Indians.   You would still be in the little town where you would have been caught wondering how to get home.   At least some of the towns warn you of a reduction in the speed limit.  Still in the air for another VSC for me.

[Don Hutchinson AMA5402]

I have my "Exhibition" model ready for next March. A 1944 "Moitle", Torp 32 on spark ignition. Unflown as of right now, may still be that way next March!

[wwwarbird]

Good thing the Kansas Highway Patrol were asleep...

 Heh-heh, they weren't.

[Mike Keville]

Bump.