Overview

• The five-day meet ran Sept. 10–14 in Roswell, marking the event’s move after roughly 60 years in Reno.
• Chief Operating Officer Tony Logoteta reported a strong turnout with enthusiastic local attendance and business support through hospitality chalets.
• Pilots Chris LaFave and Vitaly Pecherskyy praised the course’s geometry, with several saying they prefer Roswell to Reno.
• Saturday racing was rained out before conditions improved on Sunday, and organizers said operations smoothed after first-day hiccups.
• Organizers cited about $10 million in city and state investment and announced the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds for next year, with expectations of more classes returning.