The Cessna GC-1 was an air racer built to compete in the Cirrus All American Air Derby in 1930.
5-437: (Redirected from GC-1 ) GC1 or GC-1 may refer to: Aircraft [ edit ] Cessna GC-1 Globe Swift (GC-1/1A/1B) Minor planets [ edit ] 8204 Takabatake (1994 GC 1 ) 9749 Van den Eijnde (1989 GC 1 ) (10133) 1993 GC 1 (10328) 1991 GC 1 29869 Chiarabarbara (1999 GC 1 ) Other [ edit ] Sobetirome (GC-1),
10-701: A thyromimetic drug GC-1 (GigaCluster), a transputer system produced by Parsytec GC-1, an operating division of the Metro Local bus system in Los Angeles, USA Autopista GC-1 , a motorway in Gran Canaria, Spain Groupe de combat n°1 (Combat Group No.1), a unit in the Free French Flight known as "Jam" [REDACTED] Topics referred to by the same term This disambiguation page lists articles associated with
15-519: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Cessna GC-1 Cessna built the GC-1 for Blackwell Aviation to compete for a $ 25,000 prize in the 1930 Cirrus All American Air Derby. Blackwell registered the Cessna GC-1 NR-144V. The aircraft was a mid-wing open cockpit taildragger. The landing gear was attached by struts to both the fuselage, and
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25-489: The wing spar. A more powerful version with a shortened fuselage was built as the GC-2, powered by a 110 hp (82 kW) Warner Scarab 7-cylinder radial engine. Stanley Stanton placed seventh in the 1930 Cirrus All American Air Derby with the GC-1. The press proclaimed the racer the "Winged Torpedo". E.B Smith flew the aircraft in the 1930 National Air Races placing fourth with an average speed of 137.4 mph. The GC-1
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