Sentences with phrase «plane air race»

Not exact matches

Darryl Greenamyer, of Las Vegas, set a world record for unlimited prop planes by flying his World War II P - 51 at a speed of 413.987 mph at the Reno National Championship air races.

Roads are littered with signs to drive through, other drivers to race and speed zones to get high scores in, not to mention old beat - up cars to find, clubs to conquer, planes and hot air balloon to race and Outpost challenges to complete.

Nolan's screenplay sees the operation from the land — where hundreds of thousands of soldiers are trapped — the sea — where private boats are racing to rescue those soldiers — and the air — where fighter planes attempt to hold back German aircraft.

Ends with an air raid siren as students have to race to calculate the bearing RAF planes from Manchester have to travel to London on to intercept them.

Louis Zamperini's story is the type of sweeping saga that practically begs for a film adaptation — as Hillenbrand told us herself in an interview, «So much of his life is spectacular — his races, air combat, a plane crash, his time on the raft — and would translate beautifully to film.»

«You see Red Bull in what they are doing with planes and air races, it's a reason why it's grounded to reality plus this evolution we're seeing in motorsport.

You might find yourself racing a plane or a hot air balloon, or perhaps you'll be in a massive race full of minis.

Transform Races are new and unique stunt tracks that seamlessly transition across land, sea and air, running the gamut of available vehicle types — everything from Supers and Off - Roads, to Boats, Planes, and Helicopters — and even some skydiving thrown in for good measure.»

Whereas the majority of racing games are road based affairs, with the occasional exhilarating jump being the closest you get to the heavens, M.A.C.H (or to give the games its full title: Modified Air Combat heroes) plonks you into a plane and sends you soaring through the skies.