Tom Wilson

Earlier we commented on John Parker's Thunder Mustang as being supercharged... Turns out our long term memory was having fun with our rapidly slipping short term recall.

Number one qualifier in Formula One is not the expected Steve Senegal but rather Lowell Slatter in Fraed Naught at an impressive 253.597 mph. As for Senegal, he posted 250.431 mph in qualifying and 245.846 mph in this morning's heat race. Maybe it's a case of being busy as Steve is also racing a Super RV-8 in the Sport Class where he ran just a little slower at 235.107 mph.

If model airplanes are the gateway hobby to building your own experimental, then Thomas Lockwood's Lego-based Flying Brix must be the contemporary version of Guillow's balsa kits--or an alternative to conventional wooden display models.

While Editor Dye has already made the first of 2016's pilgrimages to the National Air Races, today was our first for the year. As...

Andrew Angellotti develops an air data probe for the masses.

Direct vs. geared drive-one of aviations great debates.

Improving the breed through the need for speed.

The details of burning Jet A.

Putting super into the intake equation.

Understanding the differences between air- and water-cooled engines.