Hydroplane and Raceboat Museum
We're racing through history!
The roars and risks, the heroes and heat of the race - a band of fans would revive the thrill of it all
By Richard Seven
Reprinted from Pacific Northwest magazine, July 22, 2001
Dust smothers the ankle-high black racing boots Bill Muncey used to wear.
In fact, the museum itself is off to the side in a South Park industrial complex of connecting warehouses full of airplane parts and electrical supplies. Even the sport, for…
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By Fred Farley - H1 Unlimited Historian
Unlimited hydroplane racing returned to Folsom Lake this May 31 - June 2 2013 as part of “Big Wake Weekend” at Granite Bay in Sacramento, California. The world’s largest and fastest racing boats last appeared on Folsom Lake in 1966 and 1967. The event was known as the Sacramento Cup in those days.
The fleet of boats that showed up for those early Folsom Lake races had almost nothing in common with their modern…
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