Pilots offered praise this week for a new course designed to keep them farther away from spectators at the Reno National Championship Air Races after last year's accident that killed 11 people.

The class features point-to-point racing along a course around 2,000 feet long, with competitors landing their planes on or after a chalked line. The STOL class has 25 entrants for its Reno Air ...

Prepare for a lot of "nnnnneeaoowww," "vvvjjjwoosh" "rrrrrr-air-ah-ah-rum" and "prt prt ... reach almost 250 mph on the 3.12-mile race course in Reno. Many Formula One aircraft are built by ...

At the National Championship Air Races in Reno, Nevada, over 100 small aircraft ... they maneuvered around giant courses, banking left around pylons that mark their turns. These aircraft range ...

Pilots offered praise this week for a new course designed to keep them farther away from spectators at the Reno National Championship Air Races after last year’s accident that killed 11 people.

RENO, Nev.— Organizers of the national air racing championships secured $100 million in necessary insurance and announced plans Tuesday to change the September race course for the fastest planes ...

RENO, Nev. – Organizers of the national air racing championships secured $100 million in necessary insurance and announced plans Tuesday to change the September race course for the fastest ...

as it was flying low through an obstacle course during the qualifying stage of the Reno National Air Race Championships. The plane quickly hit the ground, killing Lee Behel, 64 of San Jose ...

When the late Bill Stead, a World War II flying ace, world-class hydroplane racer and Nevada rancher, came up with the idea of resurrecting the defunct Cleveland National Championship Air Races ...

Last year’s tragedy changed things here in Reno, in ways that are barely ... Transportation Safety Board, the air racing association has modifed the course, bringing its boundary 150 feet ...

Despite suffering severe injuries in the worst air race accident in the United States in more than a half a century, some victims have told their lawyer they would like to attend future races.