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.
Category: Racing Aircraft
Aerodynamics at the limit: Schneider Trophy seaplanes and aircraft designed exclusively to break speed records.
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.
C.714R
Explore the Caudron C.714R, Marcel Riffard’s record-breaking aircraft. Thwarted by WWII, its legacy now resides at Le Bourget Air and Space Museum.
Caudron C.461
Unveiling the Caudron C.461, Marcel Riffard’s advanced racing aircraft for the 1936 Coupe Deutsch de la Meurthe, securing second place.
CAMS 36
Explore the CAMS 36 racing flying boat, designed in France in 1921. Competed in the Schneider Trophy and set a world altitude record.
CAMS 38
Explore the CAMS 38, the innovative French flying boat designed by R. Conflenti for the 1923 Schneider Cup. Learn its history and ultimate fate.
Cactus Kitten
Explore the Curtiss Model 22 Cactus Kitten, the pioneering racing triplane that hit 274 km/h, securing second place in the 1921 Pulitzer Trophy and a world speed record.
Carr Special (NR12844)
Discover the Carr Special, a unique American racing aircraft built by Walter J. Carr for the National Air Races, its modifications, and ultimate fate.
Cassutt Special
Explore the iconic Cassutt Special, a legendary Formula One racing aircraft by Tom Cassutt. Discover its design, racing wins, and enduring legacy as a homebuilt kit plane.