Caudron C.460
Discover the Caudron C.460, the French aircraft that revolutionized aerodynamics with Riffard, broke speed records, and shaped future fighters.
Category: Racing Aircraft
Aerodynamics at the limit: Schneider Trophy seaplanes and aircraft designed exclusively to break speed records.
Caudron C.450
Explore the Caudron C.450, the French racing aircraft that shattered speed records in 1934 with pilots Maurice Arnoux and aviation pioneer Hélène Boucher.
Caudron C.366 Martinet
Uncover the Caudron C.366 Martinet, the French racing plane that broke world records with Louis Massotte and underwent a bold redesign.
Caudron C.660 Rafale
Discover the Caudron C.660 Rafale, the 1935 French racing aircraft. Modernized C.530, powered by a 180hp Renault engine, it won the Angers competition.
Caudron C.561
Learn about the Caudron C.561, a French racing monoplane from 1936. Built for the Coupe Deutch, it faced engine issues and never competed.
Caudron C.360 Series
Explore the Caudron C.360/C.362/C.366, French racing aircraft of 1933. Competing in the Coupe Deutch de la Meurthe, they achieved records and second places.
C.530 Rafale
Discover the Caudron C.530 Rafale, the successful 1934 racing and sports aircraft. Learn about its victories in Angers, Esders Cup, and Zénith Cup.
Caudron C.680 Rafale
Explore the evolution of the Caudron C.680 Rafale: a 1936 French racing aircraft, from its initial design to the powerful C.685 Super Rafale.
C.560
The Caudron C.560 was a 1935 French racing aircraft, designed by Marcel Riffard with a Renault engine. It failed to succeed in the Coupe Deutsch.
Caudron C.860
Explore the Caudron C.860, Marcel Riffard’s ambitious French aircraft designed for a Paris-Tokyo distance record. Its 8000 km dream was halted by WWII.