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The Control Line Racing Nationals, held July 14-19, featured competitive races with close finishes. New and returning participants showcased skill, with highlights including Mike McCarthy's victory in Open racing and Dave Hallas winning Mouse I. The event celebrated sportsmanship and contributions to the hobby, honoring inductees John Kisdonk and John Balch.
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The USA Viper F2C engine, a collaboration between Dick Lambert and Wayne Trivin, debuted at the Tucson contest. It features advanced machining and performed well, aiming for World Championships.
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Bill Adair suggests preforming balsa sheeting using molds for easier application, reducing the need for clamps and minimizing splitting risks.
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January in Florida saw good weather for model racing, with Ron Macknet winning Fox Racing. Clown Racing and Quickie Rat events also featured competitive performances.
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Florida Racing Association held the Fall Brawl in October, featuring events like Mouse I & II and Quickie Rat. Rick Osborn and Wayne Trivin excelled, while new Mouse II rules are proposed for the 2002 Nationals.
