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This site was last updated on February 15, 2008.

There was an 80mph contest in Morgan Hill, California on October 6, 2002.

1. Mike Willcox
2. Mitch Williams
3. Guy Matthews
4. Bill Maywald

Steve Smith reports:
We had ten entries, fewer then normal, five from Southern California and five from the Bay Area. Everybody flew five rounds of intense combat. The first match started just before 10:00 and I ran a high pace so we could be done by 4:00. We provided lunch for the contestants. Darrin Albert won the award for the best mid-air(s) and broke a plane every match. Mike Willcox started out with motor problems, but when he got his motor dialed in, he had high cut-count matches. Bill Maywald and Greg Carter also started out with motor problems, they were running de-tuned Fox's. Most matches in morning ended with low cut counts and a lot of air time and by the afternoon, Mike Willcox, Mitch Williams, Guy Matthews and Bill Maywald started racking in the cuts.

Mike Willcox sent along these pictures.