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To commemorate 100th Anniversary of the Circuit of Britain Race (a challenge sponsored by The Daily Mail in 1913, for the first pilot to fly around Britain in a waterplane) the oldest airworthy amphibian still flying in the UK, the IWM Duxford based Catalina G-PBYA complete the same circuit. The plane and crew followed, as closely as possible, the 1913 route over a five day historic flight. Of the four pilots who entered the race, Harry Hawker, an Australian, was the most successful. Not only was he the only entrant to start the race, he flew over 1000 miles of the 1540 mile race before crashing just north of Dublin. This was the longest distance flown over water at the time. Joining the crew on the first leg was Julian Temple of Brooklands Museum and in between taking photographs, he managed to grab some footage for AndysVideo.