 At approximately 1 hour & 25 minutes a board is seen listing 14  competitors. Number 1: Richard Mays. (Aircraft number 8) Number 2:  Sir Percy Ware Armitage. (Aircraft number 12) Number 3: Orvil  Newton. (Aircraft number 7) Number 4: Lieutnant Parsons. (Aircraft  number 4) Number 5: Harry Popperwell. (Aircraft number 5) Number 6:  Capt Rumpelstross. (Aircraft number 11) Number 7: Mr Wallace.  (Aircraft number unknown) Number 8: Charles Wade. (Aircraft number  unknown) Number 9: Mr Yamaoto. (Aircraft number 1) Number 10: Count  Emilio Ponticelli. (Aircraft number 2) Number 11: Henri Monteux.  (Aircraft number unknown) Number 12: Pierre Dubois. (Aircraft number  9) Number 13: Mr Mac Dougall. (Aircraft number 6) Number 14: Harry  Walton. (Aircraft number unknown) In only twice does the pilots  number match the aircraft/race number. The four unknown pilots (Mr  Wallace, Charles Wade, Henri Monteux & Harry Walton) must be the  pilots of the four missing aircraft/race numbers (3, 10, 13 & 14)