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In 2008 Mark's MX2, serial number 8 built by MXR Technologies in Oregon USA arrived on our shores and what a fantastic aircraft it is. “It's light weight, incredible strength and horsepower, combined with awesome roll rates and efficient aerodynamic design make it one of the top performing aerobatic aircraft today!” Mark said. In the MX2, Mark won the 2009 South African National championship at Unlimited Level and in 2010 he achieved 6th place at the World Advanced Aerobatic Championships. Mark and Nigel Hopkins, a fellow MX2 pilot joined up to form a dynamic, high energy two ship MX2 duo called Team Xtreme and they had a very successful first tour in China at the highly prestigious China International Airsports Fiesta. Joined by Larry Beamish and Pierre Gouws, the team returned to China in 2011 to compete in the World Air Masters event in Dazu again achieving excellent results.
Built entirely of Carbon Fibre and with a empty weight of only 585kg the 350Hp Lycoming flat six powered MX2 has a top speed of +230kts and a incredible roll rate of 420 degree per second. I flew with Nigel Hopkins in his MX that was used as the camera ship for the shoot and on completion Nigel asked if we should do a roll and before I could finish saying yes, we had rolled through 360 and were again on the straight and level. If that is not incredible then frankly, I don't know what incredible is! The MX2 is 21.2 feet long and has a wingspan of 24 feet and wing loading of 12G and can pull a G load of plus and minus 14Gs. Optimised for aerobatic speed and agility its vertical penetration of 3500 feet, ability to do extremely tight turns and loops make it the most advanced unlimited aerobatic aircraft in the world then.