Yesterday, we showed you three drivers totaling six Daytona 500 victories in the Granite State’s Oldest Pit Area. Today? How about seven. 🏆 In 1984, “The King”, Richard Petty — a seven-time champion of the Daytona 500 and seven-time champion of the NASCAR Cup Series — paid a visit to Hudson Speedway. Royalty has walked through these pits. From Daytona dominance to Hudson history… the legends have been right here. 👑🏁 | Hudson Speedway

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The highly requested Vintage Classic Lockheed Hudson model kit is back and it’s a beauty. A highly detailed, 1:72 scale plastic kit with a single scheme option, you’ll love assembling all 85 pieces to create a replica model of one of the most versatile planes of the Second World War. Find out more: https://ow.ly/NEbk50X2Jic 👈 #Airfix #ScaleModelling #ScaleModels #LockheedHudson #ProductUnboxing | Airfix

RCAF Hudson Bomber during World War Two

Ever wondered how a WWII bomber ended up inside our airport? Throwback to 2016, when the meticulously restored Lockheed Hudson Bomber A16-105 was installed at Canberra Airport. This WWII-era workhorse flew missions in Papua and New Guinea before serving as a survey aircraft post-war. After years of restoration by the Australian War Memorial, it took its place at the terminal reminding all who pass through of the bravery, service, and innovation that shaped Australia’s aviation legacy. | Canberra

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The Lockheed Hudson Mk III, identified by serial number 01E14GJI48, was a pivotal aircraft for the Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) during World War II. Introduced in 1941, it was the first modern operational aircraft used by the RNZAF, serving extensively both within New Zealand and across the Pacific theatre. With a maximum speed of 397 kph, a length of 13.40 meters, and a wingspan of 19.95 meters, the Hudson was crucial in countering German raiders off the New Zealand coast. Ninety-four Hu