Launching into the air show circuit at the age of 50 in a one-of-a-kind aircraft certainly qualifies Jacquie Warda as an extraordinary pilot.
Jacquie recently switched to a highly modified German-built Extra 300 mono-plane for the 2012 season. “My team mate Randy doesn’t have a prayer of ever racing the Jet Truck - I practice every day and keep in excellent shape in order to fly a very aggressive, low-level aerobatic routine”
Randy's Skybolt will go well over 200 MPH and straight up over 1500 ft.
Randy's performance features many high energy, heart stopping maneuvers that defy gravity - the GroverOver, the HammerSlide, the Disappearing Vertical Torque Roll, and the Avalanche Loop. Hold your breath and don't blink!
Jacquie arrived in Tulsa, OK the last week of April to begin practicing for her first Team Chaos show in Ada, OK. The rivalry began as soon as she arrived. Randy spent considerable time going over the rules to ensure a safe show. He insisted Jacquie sign an agreement indicating she would play fair. There would be no unnecessary roughness, no name-calling and no hair pulling (Randy is sensitive about his hair).
Tulsa is home to some serious aerospace talent. Jacquie is taking advantage of this and has her airplane hidden away to have special modifications made, which she claims will give her an edge over Randy’s Skybolt 300. She will not disclose the details. Randy appears unfazed by the prospects of increased competition.
With Jacquie in T-town, the Team took an opportunity to have more publicity photos taken. Show producers will now have more photo choices depicting the controversial man vs. woman contest that is the basis for Team Chaos.
Chris is remaining neutral and avoiding all the drama. He simply wants a good show that the audience will enjoy. May the best man win – even if that man is a woman. Chris takes the Dodge Jet Truck on the road to the east coast the first two weeks of the month then joins Jacquie and Randy in Ada on May 18th.
Jacquie arrived in Tulsa, OK the last week of April to begin practicing for her first Team Chaos show in Ada, OK. The rivalry began as soon as she arrived. Randy spent considerable time going over the rules to ensure a safe show. He insisted Jacquie sign an agreement indicating she would play fair. There would be no unnecessary roughness, no name-calling and no hair pulling (Randy is sensitive about his hair). 