Advertisements Victory Air is the most recognizable NASCAR-affiliated air operator. They operate dozens of support flights each race weekend. They utilize the Embraer ERJ145 platform. Victory Air is owned by Maurice Gallager. About The ERJ The ERJ family caters to airlines serving routes with lower passenger traffic. Depending on the variant, these jets can seat between 37 […]
The B-25 Mitchell, named after Major General William “Billy” Mitchell, played a crucial role in World War II, with its versatility in both European and Pacific theaters. North American Aviation was the manufacturer behind it, transforming from a holding company to a major aircraft manufacturer. “Maid in the Shade,” a restored B-25, showcases the aircraft’s combat prowess.
When Tyler Reddick raced at the Geico 500, co-owner Michael Jordan flew in to watch. Team 23XI feared his presence was a curse, as he had never been there for a race win. However, Jordan’s arrival marked their first victory, and he declared he’s “all in.” This bodes well for 23XI racing. Michael Jordan’s Cadillac.
During NASCAR race weekends, logistics involve air and ground transportation for teams. Joe Gibbs’s choice of a Chevrolet Tahoe over a Toyota for airport transfers raised eyebrows. Teams typically use rental cars from their manufacturer, but Gibbs’s move hints at a potential change in allegiances. However, a rekindled relationship seems unlikely due to production issues with Chevrolet.
Aerial surveying involves low-flying aircraft with specialized sensors for various purposes. It dispels conspiracy theories and explains the equipment used, including cameras, sensors, and positioning systems for accurate data collection. Specific companies and their aircraft are highlighted, along with accuracy ranges and the role of different sensors, providing a comprehensive overview of the field.
