Tangerine Contest

[jasonshulman at cox.net]

You didn't tell me that was you're highest scoring round... I woulda done it again...LOL.

My brother and I want to thank everyone that helped put on the Tangerine contest and a special thanks to all the pilots that "put-up with" the flying alone for me and my brother. Even when I decided to fly with Ron, I wasn't worried. I remembered Ron flew out far, so I flew in close.

Sportsman: 
1st: Jeff Edlen- L'Essence RCS 1.40 

Intermediate: 
1st: Victor Diaz- Obsession YS 

Advanced: 
1st: Steve Homenda- Javelin YS 
2nd: Michael Constantine- Hydeout YS 

Masters: 
1st: Greg Grigsby- Otop YS 
2nd: Jim Ivey- Aggressor YS 
3rd: Ron Van Putte- Focus YS 
4th: Billy Meadows- Impact Hacker 

FAI: 
1st: Jason Shulman- Impact Hacker 
2nd: David Shulman- Impact Hacker 
3rd: Ron Ellis- Smaragd Webra 
4th: Ryan McLaughlin- Desire YS 
5th: Jim Woodward- Aggressor OS 
6th: Tony Stillman- Panacea YS 
7th: Joe Walker- Patriot YS 
8th: Freddy Hagens- Alliance YS 
9th: Gary Kirby- Revolution Pro YS 


I think the planes/motors are mostly correct, but had to go off memory. 

See you in Jax...

Jason
 
> 
> From: Ron Van Putte <vanputte at cox.net>
> Date: 2005/08/14 Sun PM 08:40:12 EDT
> To: discussion at nsrca.org
> Subject: Re: Quincy contest/Tangerine Contest
> 
> 
> On Aug 14, 2005, at 7:22 PM, Ken Thompson wrote:
> 
> > About 20 min., and you can bet I squeezed every drop I could fit in my 
> > tank, too!!   I paid a little more than you did, but still a great 
> > deal.
> 
> I went to the Tangerine Contest down in Apopka, FL with Tony Stillman.  
> We paid $2.57/gallon on the way there.  The cheapest gas was 
> $2.39/gallon in Apopka.  Paid $2.56/gallon on the way back.
> 
> BTW, we had a good time at the contest.
> 
> They had one Sportsman pilot, one Intermediate pilot, two Advanced 
> pilots, four Master pilots and NINE F3A pilots!  If you can imagine 
> this:  Jason Shulman was there AND he competed with his World 
> Championship airplane!  Not only that, he let his brother, David, 
> borrow his airplane so he could compete.  I asked that at the pilots' 
> meeting that Jason and David be allowed to fly alone, so that Jason's 
> airplane wouldn't be at risk, and that's the way it went until the 
> fourth round, when my airplane was airborne, and Jason took off.  Can 
> you imagine how conscious I was of where Jason's airplane was during 
> that flight?  Can you believe that it was my highest scoring flight? I 
> was amazed!
> 
> Jason leaves for France on Monday.  Go U.S.A.!!!
> 
> Ron Van Putte
> 
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