HANDICAPS FOR CENTENARY FLIERS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21937, 22 October 1934, Page 9

HANDICAPS FOR CENTENARY FLIERS

ENGLISH MACHINE ON SCRATCH MARK GREATEST ALLOWANCE TO DANISH ENTRY LONDON, Oct. 19 The following handicaps have been issued for the air race, based on the Great Circle distance between each checking-point, totalling 12,314 miles. _ „ Est. Hdcp. „ Est. Hdcp. Speed Flying time A > ' 0i Fliers h m s m.p.h. h m s 58 Captain T. Neville Stack, S. L. Scratch 184.44 66 45 36 Turner and McArthur 63 J. A. and Mrs. Mollison 0' 35 24 182.83 67 21 0 34 C. W. A. Scott and T. Camp- 035 24 182.83 67 21 0 bell Black 19 Lieutenant 0. Cathcart-Jones 036 0 182.81 67 21 36 and K. Waller 36 J. Woods and Bennett 231 48 177.71 69 17 24 44 K. D. Parmentier, J. J. Moll, 631 12 168.03 73 16 48 Vanbrugge, Prins and three passengers 33 J. H. Wright and J. Polando 13 11 24 154.02 79 57 0 15 C. G. Davies 1" 10 48 146.68 83 56 24 35 R. Parer and G. E. Hamsworth 19 524 143.43 85 51 0 14 1). E. Stodart and K. G. 20 51 36 140.54 87 37 12 Stodart 60 Squadron-Leader J. D. Hewett, 21 9 0 140.10 87 54 0 C. E. Kav and F. Stewart 2 Squadron-Leader M. C. Mc- 35 22 12 120.57 102 748 Gregor and H. C. Walker 31 H. L. Brook and Miss Lav 36 27 36 119.29 103 13 12 47 Flight-Lieutenant G. Shaw 39 54 36 ,115.44 10640 12 16 C. J. Melrose 40 58 12 114.32 107 43 48 7 Lieutenant M. Hansen and 42 224 113.18 108 43 48 Jensen The handicap section will be decided on net flying time, that is gross flying time less handicap. Time spent at checking or control points will not be included as flying time.