The Mid-Michigan IMAC contest is less than one month away! As one of the longest running IMAC contests in the North Central Region, many consider the Mid-Michigan a must attend event. The Jackson RC Club invites you to join us for a great weekend of aerobic fun and friendship. See our announcement and flyer on the IMAC website for additional information and to pre-register. Friday evening light dinner and ice cream at The Parlour, the famous ice cream store in Jackson. I've been promised by the new management that we will receive VIP treatment. Saturday evening dinner will be at the local favorite Steaks Eatery-great food, great libations, great prices and great fun.
Make your plans now to attend the Mid-Michigan IMAC Contest, Jackson, Michigan, August 19-20, 2017.

A link to detailed info. (location, times, camping info., etc) would be nice.....for those of us who have never been & may just want to come spectate?? ......

I'll be there Michael! Looking forward to it!

David

Link to IMAC for more information and flyer: http://www.mini-iac.com/Regions/North-Central-Region
Spectators welcome. Bring a lawn chair and enjoy the amazing aerobatic flying!

Originally Posted by roxberrym

Link to IMAC for more information and flyer: http://www.mini-iac.com/Regions/North-Central-Region
Spectators welcome. Bring a lawn chair and enjoy the amazing aerobatic flying!

Thank You.......

Mid-Michigan IMAC

The 2017 Edition of the Mid-Michigan IMAC Contest is in the books.

Overall, there were 18 pilots flying in the Mid-Michigan IMAC contest. In no particular order they were: AAron Schrader, Cam McCausey (U), Daniel Reichert, David Moro (U), David Mott, Dominic Teti, Glen Lundrigan, James DeYoung (U), Jeff Reighard, Jim Norton (U), Matt Komar (U), Mike Karnes (U), Mike Roxberry (U), Randy Brunnette, Rob Willis (U), Ron Graham (U), Steven Ruxton and William Hauch. These pilots flew a grand total of 324 judged sequences.

Jeff Reighard won the Basic class. There were 3 pilots in Basic. The winning order was: (1) Jeff Reighard, (2) William Hauch and (3) AAron Schrader. They flew 8 known sequences (4 rounds) and 1 unknown round. The scores ranged from a low of 1,032.4 to a high of 7,500 (a range of 6,467.6 points).

Daniel Reichert won the Sportsman class. There were 8 pilots in Sportsman. The winning order was: (1) Daniel Reichert, (2) Mike Roxberry (U), (3) James DeYoung (U), (4) Randy Brunnette, (5) Jim Norton (U), (6) David Moro (U), (7) Steven Ruxton and (8) David Mott. They flew 8 known sequences (4 rounds) and 1 unknown round. The scores ranged from a low of 3,559.6 to a high of 7,070.3 (a range of 3,510.7 points).

Matt Komar (U) won the Intermediate class. There were 5 pilots in Intermediate. The winning order was: (1) Matt Komar (U), (2) Ron Graham (U), (3) Dominic Teti, (4) Rob Willis (U) and (5) Glen Lundrigan. They flew 8 known sequences (4 rounds) and 1 unknown round. The scores ranged from a low of 6,441.4 to a high of 7,496.1 (a range of 1,054.7 points).

Mike Karnes (U) won the Advanced class. There was 1 pilot in Advanced. The winning order was: (1) Mike Karnes (U). He flew 8 known sequences (4 rounds) and 1 unknown round.

Cam McCausey (U) won the Unlimited class. There was 1 pilot in Unlimited. The winning order was: (1) Cam McCausey (U). He flew 8 known sequences (4 rounds) and 1 unknown round.

Daniel Reichert won the Seniors class. There were 7 pilots in Seniors. The winning order was: (1) Daniel Reichert, (2) Glen Lundrigan, (3) James DeYoung (U), (4) Mike Roxberry (U), (5) Randy Brunnette, (6) David Moro (U) and (7) Mike Karnes (U). They flew 8 known sequences (4 rounds) and 1 unknown round. The scores ranged from a low of 635.630 to a high of 1,000.000 (a range of 364.370 points).

Jeff Reighard led the US team to secure the Americas Cup. There were 18 pilots in Americas Cup. The winning order was: (1) Jeff Reighard, (2) Matt Komar (U), (3) Ron Graham (U), (4) Dominic Teti, (5) Daniel Reichert, (6) Rob Willis (U), (7) William Hauch, (8) Glen Lundrigan, (9) James DeYoung (U), (10) Mike Roxberry (U), (11) Randy Brunnette, (12) David Moro (U), (13) Jim Norton (U), (14) Steven Ruxton, (15) Cam McCausey (U), (16) Mike Karnes (U), (17) David Mott and (18) AAron Schrader. They flew 8 known sequences (4 rounds) and 1 unknown round. The scores ranged from a low of 144.018 to a high of 1,000.000 (a range of 855.982 points).

The tightest competition was for 3rd place in the Intermediate class, with only 2.895 points difference between Dominic Teti and Rob Willis (U).

Great contest as always Mike! Already looking forward to next year