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Posted: Wed Oct 24, 2007 10:00 am
by Rockjet
Did they have the RAAF airial displays last year, hopefully something a little bit more exciting than a PC-9.

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Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 9:01 am
by gkoutlis
Won't be flying unfortunatley at this one - But here is the list on whats on - from perthnow.com.au

http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/story/0 ... 78,00.html

The Red Bull Air Race, a free family event, will take place over two days with qualifying rounds on Saturday 3 November and the final on Sunday 4 November.

Last year more than 300,000 spectators turned out to watch the Red Bull Air Race final in Perth – the biggest attendance at a single sports event in Australia – and this year even larger crowds are expected to flock to the Swan River to witness this amazing race over the two days.

Eight giant video screens will be stationed at various locations on the South Perth and Perth
foreshores, with commentary throughout the race, and for the first time spectators can tune into
106.5 FM to listen to the official commentary on radio.

The 2007 Red Bull Air Race World Series Event Schedule offers non-stop action:

Saturday 3rd November
Qualifying Day

09:30am Doors Open Grandstand
10:30am Doors Open Hospitality Area
12:00pm RBAR Pre Show
12:30pm Official Opening
01:00pm Qualifying
03:00pm Side Acts

NOTE: Schedule subject to Change

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Sunday 4th November
Race Finals Day

08:00am Doors Open Grandstand
09:00am Doors Open Hospitality Area
09:00am Doors Open
10:00am RBAR Air Show
10:40am Official Opening / RBAR Pre-Show
11:00am RBAR - Elimination race
11:40am Break & Side Acts
12:45pm RBAR Quarter Finals
01:20pm Break & Side Acts
01:30pm RBAR Semi Finals
01:45om Break & Side Acts
02:00pm RBAR Finals
02:15pm Side Acts
02:45pm Award Ceremony
03:00pm Final Side Acts

NOTE: Schedule subject to Change
(only one pilot on the race track at a time)


Parking
With limited parking available, spectators are encouraged to take advantage of the additional public transport services, catch a bus or train to the city then transfer onto buses to access South Perth.

Other options are to walk or cycle to the prime vantage point at Sir James Mitchell Park on the South Perth foreshore.

Limited ACROD parking is available at Mends Street and Hurlingham Road car parks for spectators holding a Special Event Pass. Passes are available through National Disability Services.

Support Acts/ Air Race Expo
There will be aviation acts to support the race, and a static air display known as the Air Race Expo. More information about the support acts and the Expo content will be available closer to the race weekend.

World Series Presentations
After the Red Bull Air Race 2007 World Series Final there will be a public presentation ceremony held at Sir James Mitchell Park, South Perth shortly after the race is completed.

Map
http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/files/areamap_perth.pdf

Tickets (Grand-stand)
http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/story/0 ... 78,00.html

Profile Crews
http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/story/0 ... 78,00.html

Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 10:24 am
by Rockjet
Thanks G & numloxx, I'll be there, making the trip from Gero and looking forward to it. Hope to catch up with some WARSUGers. Will be happy to PM my mobile phone number to those that are going.

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Posted: Wed Oct 31, 2007 3:38 am
by celestial_insight
Minister for Tourism the Hon Sheila McHale MLA and local elders of the Noongar tribe will welcome the 13 pilots as they arrive, flying in from Jandakot Airport to the temporary airport located at Langley Park.

Media will be able to interview the Minister, and capture footage of the aircraft arriving.

What: Red Bull Air Race pilots fly into Langley Park, Perth for the official welcome

When: Wednesday, 31 October

Time: 1pm to 3pm

Where: Red Bull Air Race Airport, Langley Park, Perth

Posted: Wed Oct 31, 2007 2:07 pm
by gkoutlis

Posted: Wed Oct 31, 2007 3:42 pm
by Rockjet
Any frequecies yet?

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2007 air band frequencies

Posted: Thu Nov 01, 2007 4:00 pm
by henrys
I called the local organisers and they made out as if it's a state secret!

Called CASA, they didn't know. ACMA won't say as the Red Bull people asked them to keep it secret.

Just who do these **** people think they are????

Scanner picked up traffic today on 127.9 and 120.85, as numloxxx has also recently posted on the aviation band topic.

Cheers.

sure did

Posted: Thu Nov 01, 2007 4:56 pm
by Kombi
Rockjet wrote:Did they have the RAAF airial displays last year, hopefully something a little bit more exciting than a PC-9.

8)
A F14 with full afterburners go vertical firing anti rocket flares to 20000 feet

Re: 2007 air band frequencies

Posted: Thu Nov 01, 2007 4:59 pm
by Kombi
henrys wrote:I called the local organisers and they made out as if it's a state secret!

Called CASA, they didn't know. ACMA won't say as the Red Bull people asked them to keep it secret.

Just who do these **** people think they are????

Scanner picked up traffic today on 127.9 and 120.85, as numloxxx has also recently posted on the aviation band topic.

Cheers.
Me Too, I called Aero Club, silence, Casa, dead silence, Perth Airport, nothing,no one knew anything about frequencys, ive picked up traffic on 127.9 and 120.85 as well,

Here for RB07

Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2007 9:31 am
by vsip01
G'day all... just to let you know, VicScan Interstate Publications is here and taking pictures. Our images can be found at http://redbull.vsip.com.au

Re: sure did

Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2007 12:49 pm
by yorky
Kombi wrote:
Rockjet wrote:Did they have the RAAF airial displays last year, hopefully something a little bit more exciting than a PC-9.

8)
A F14 with full afterburners go vertical firing anti rocket flares to 20000 feet
P.S. That was an F/A-18 not an F14.