HM Schofield Wins King's Cup Air Race

The final stage of the King's Cup Air Race features a thrilling duel between Flight Lieutenant Schofield and Mr. Thomas Rose. Schofield, a former Schneider Trophy pilot, wins the race with an average speed of 134.16 mph, receiving the cup from Lord Londonderry. Schofield credits Mr. Steger, the designer of the Monospar, for the victory, emphasizing the importance of the aircraft's design.

Who were the two main competitors in the final stage of the King's Cup Air Race?

• Mr. W. S. Stevenson and Captain G. R. D. Shaw

• His Majesty and Mr. Steger

• Flight Lieutenant Schofield and Mr. Thomas Rose

• Lord Londonderry and Mr. Steger

What was the average speed of Flight Lieutenant Schofield during his victory?

• 145.30 miles per hour

• 130.00 miles per hour

• 134.16 miles per hour

• 120.45 miles per hour

Who presented the cup to Flight Lieutenant Schofield?

• Mr. W. S. Stevenson

• Captain G. R. D. Shaw

• Lord Londonderry

• Mr. Steger

According to Flight Lieutenant Schofield, who deserves the real credit for the victory?

• Mr. Steger

• His Majesty

• Mr. Thomas Rose

• Lord Londonderry

What did Flight Lieutenant Schofield imply about flying the winning aircraft?

• Any fool could have flown it

• It required exceptional skill

• Only he could fly it

• It was a challenging task