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Young Steve Hinton...
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Re: Young Steve Hinton...
Originally posted by wingman View Post
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Re: Young Steve Hinton...
Miami, 1979.
The Race Queen's sash says "Intl", and you can see "AT" on Steve's shirt. Howie Keefe's book has a picture of the '79 Miami poster with the same typeface: "INTERNATIONAL Air Race and Show." That's not the Reno trophy; Steve won Miami that year in the Red Baron.
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Bingo! Well done -- I hadn't even noticed the T shirt.
That had been a hard fought Race -- I think Steve finished at about 415 mph on a really short course, compared to Reno. Steve had had a workout. So at that time Steve had won a Reno, crewed for Darryl in the same airplane, won Mojave and now Miami.
Not many Racers have ever dominated so intensely for what seemed such a long time as did The Red Baron. The strange part is that it was less than 3 years. But what a 3 years.
NealLast edited by wingman; 07-18-2014, 11:16 PM.
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Originally posted by TheRickster View PostThat was the last race with the old upper engine cowling I believe. From Mohave onward it had the new style that Pete Law sketched out ..
The old Upper cowl is still hanging in the old Hangar office..
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