K. Bettis, 248.98 mph 1926 Model Farms Field, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 4–13 September 1927 Felts Field, Spokane, Washington, 21–25 September 1928 Mines Field, Los Angeles, California, 8–16 September 1929 Cleveland Municipal Airport, Cleveland, Ohio, 24 August-2 September 1930 Curtiss-Reynolds Field, Chicago, Illinois, 23 August–September 1 1931 Cleveland, Ohio, August 29-September 7 1932 Cleveland, Ohio, 27 August-5 September 1933 Mines Field, Los Angeles, California, 1–4 July 1934 Cleveland, Ohio, August 31-September 4 1935 Cleveland, Ohio, August 30-September 2 1936 Mines Field, Los Angeles, California, September 4–7, Michel Détroyat on Caudron C.460 1937 Cleveland, Ohio, September 3–7 1938 Cleveland, Ohio, September 3–5 1939 Cleveland, Ohio, September 2–5 1940 to 1945 Hiatus for World War II 1946 Cleveland Municipal Airport, Cleveland, Ohio, 31 August-2 September, Tex Johnston 1947 Cleveland, Ohio, 30 August-1 September 1948 Cleveland, Ohio, 2–4 September 1949 Cleveland, Ohio, 3–5 September 1950 to 1963 Hiatus after crash 1964 Resumption as "The National Championship Air Races" in Reno, Nevada 1964 Indirect successor as the Cleveland National Air Show See also Gordon Bennett Trophy (aeroplanes) Dole Air Race Halle Trophy Race Schneider Trophy References External links Flight Centennial: National Air Race Pulitzer Trophy Movie of 1932 National Air Race, Cleveland, Ohio Society of Air Racing Historians site R.H.R Atcherly 1932 Cleveland Air Races Photographs, Special Collections and Archives, Wright State University Cleveland Air Races Collection, Special Collections and Archives, Wright State University Air races History of Cleveland Recurring sporting events established in 1920 1920 establishments in New York (state) 1949 disestablishments in Ohio