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| Gee Bee R-1 1934 | |
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| TS | 211 mph 340 kmh |
| Power | 800 bhp |
| Rating | 118 / 270 |
The 1934 Granville Gee Bee R-1 is an American air racing airplane manufactured by Granville Brothers Aircraft. It is the successor of the Granville Model Z produced between 1930-1931 and was part of Gee Bee's Model R series with the R-1 being the first out of two air planes manufactured (the other being the Gee Bee R-2). The plane was designed by Howell W. "Pete" Miller & Zantford Granville and was assembled at Springfield Airport in Massachusetts between 1932 and 1933.
The Gee Bee R-1 comes equipped with a Pratt & Whitney Wasp TDR3-1 engine developing 800 horsepower.
The Crew 2[]
Just like any airplane, the Granville Gee Bee R-1 made its first appearance in The Crew 2 with its main model listed as a 
Air Race but is also available as a 
Aerobatics.
| Type | Image | Name | TPS | Power | Rating | Cost | |
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Gee Bee R-1 | 211 mph 340 kmh |
800 bhp |
118 / 270 |
 424,900 60,700
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Gee Bee R-1 | 149 mph 240 kmh |
700 bhp |
70 / 220 |
336,00048,000
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