Cleveland National Air Races

The Cleveland National Air Races was an annual aviation event held in Cleveland, Ohio, from 1929 to 1949, showcasing competitive airplane racing and aerial demonstrations. Pilots competed in various categories, including speed and endurance races, often pushing the limits of aircraft technology of the time. The event attracted thousands of spectators and featured innovations in aircraft design and pilot skill. Notably, it contributed to advances in aeronautics and fostered public interest in aviation. The races are remembered as a significant chapter in early American aviation history and racing legacy.