World Radiosport Team Championship
Official Web Site of WRTC History
This is the schedule we followed during WRTC-96 For beer lovers and contest afficionados, informal “Beer Busts” will be held poolside at the WRTC 96 hotel Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday, and Monday afternoons/evenings. Everyone is invited–tickets may be purchased at the entrance.
» Read moreWRTC-96 PRESS RELEASE #7 Redwood City, CA April 3, 1996 WRTC-96 ANNOUNCES SELECTION OF TEAM MEMBERS WRTC-96, Inc. announced today selection of the 104 team members who will compete in the World Radiosport Team Championship competition scheduled for July 13 and 14, 1996. The WRTC competitors will enter the IARU HF World Championship contest as 52 two-person multi-operator, single-transmitter entries. […]
» Read moreDate: Sat, 30 Sep 1995 10:35:38 -0700 (PDT) From: Charles Epps <epps@netcom.com> Subject: WRTC-96 Press Release #4 WRTC-96 PRESS RELEASE #4 Redwood City, CA September 30, 1995 The World Radiosport Team Championship (WRTC-96) will pit up to 52 two-operator teams in a head-to-head competition in the San Francisco Bay Area during the IARU HF World Championship the weekend of July 13-14, 1996. Forty-five […]
» Read moreThere was press coverage of WRTC1990 in local newspapers. Radio Racers, Seattle Times Smooth Operators, Seattle Post-Intelligencer Local Resident “hams” it up for Goodwill Competition, The Edmonds Paper Articles about WRTC 1990 appeared in these ham radio publications. The World Radiosport Team Championship, May/Jun 1990 NCJ The World Radiosport Team Championship Wrap-Up, Sep/Oct 1990 The World Radiosport Team Championship, Oct […]
» Read moreIn this first ever WRTC, the competition was held on a Friday. This meant a special contest had to be created so there would be stations for the teams to contact. This pdf file contains the official results of the 1990 World Radiosport Team Championship. This includes the Team results, but also all of the scores of stations around the […]
» Read moreThere was some doubt if the WRTC organizers would be able to get permission for the Soviet hams to be able to operate in the USA. The permission was received from the FCC just days before the event.
» Read moreThis document contains a list of all of the participating teams and the organizers that helped make the event possible.
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