I found a site which lists the route of the air race, but I was wondering if there is a place where they list the actual ICAO codes as there are sometimes quite a few airports to decide from in a city.Thanks-Mikkel

Airfields at the time had no ICAO codes, there was no ICAO yet :-lolMany of the fields used in the original race also no longer exist so you couldn't fly to them anyway.Just pick the field that looks to be the oldest near a city and you'll have a good chance it's the right one.

To clarify...I was talking about the race in 2001. The one where the Spirit of Kai Tak won.

Hiya Mikkel :)I have the details you require and the plane that won!The Route:http://pandora.nla.gov.au/parchive/2001/Z2...m.au/index.htmlThe Winner:http://www.fsd-international.com/dc/dcboar...sg_id=549&page=Hope this helps!

Thanks...funny thing. The website I've seen the race legs on have a leg between chania and giza, and the one you gave doesn't?Here's my link. http://www.campbellairrace.com/race/raceSched.cfmI can't really see where they list the ICAO, maybe I'm going blind or maybe I just need more coffee. :)

Hiya Mikkel :)Finished your cup of coffee? Go to the Air Race Website I listed and on the menu click on THE SCHEDULE or try this link:http://pandora.nla.gov.au/parchive/2001/Z2...ce_schedule.htmIt is an archive of the offical race website so I would take it as gospel rather than that other site.Are you planning to retrace the route yourself?

Hehe...yep I see it now. I'm going to try and fly it with the cessna 310C from Dreamfleet. As I understand it there were a 310 in the race. I really like the plane and it would be a welcome change to have some change in my flying. I'm looking forward to the Aerostar, it's looks like a great plane.-Mikkel