Hydroplane and Raceboat Museum
We're racing through history!
By Dixon Smith
Reprinted from www.h1unlimited.com.
Question 1: Can a raceboat be made that will not flip?
Answer: Probably.
Question 2: Can that unflippable boat be a consistent winner?
Answer: Yes, but as one pundit said many years ago about another program, “when the Boeing Board of Directors changes the basic laws of Physics or gives us an…
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I believe that the following article, which I have a copy of and have re-typed here, was published in a local community newspaper, but I have not been able to identify the paper. Nevertheless I find it interesting.
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SPOTLIGHT ON……………
"THE ROOSTERTAIL"
By Terry Burt
Everybody knows Keith. You can often find him between the canned beans and the household cleansers dusting the macaroni at the…
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By Fred Farley - Unlimited Hydroplane Historian
The 1971 Madison Regatta will never be forgotten for as long as men race boats. That, of course, was the year when Jim McCormick guided the community-owned MISS MADISON to victory in the race of races--the APBA Gold Cup--before the hometown crowd.
But as memorable as the 1971 regatta was, no one seems to want to remember the race that followed it in 1972.
In lieu of the Gold Cup, the city of Madison hosted a World's…
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