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(Change)Nor-Tech Completes First Outboard-Powered 298 Sport Center Console
It should come as no surprise that it took Nor-Tech Hi-Performance Boats six months longer to design and build the 298 Sport Center Console than it took for either of...
Read MoreIt should come as no surprise that it took Nor-Tech Hi-Performance Boats six months longer to design and build the 298 Sport Center Console than it took for either of...
Read MoreThe last five years have been the toughest in the history of the high-performance powerboat world. That’s hardly a secret. But while the most widely reported effects...
Read MoreQatar’s Alex Carella successfully defended his Union Internationale Mototnautique F1 H20 World Championship during the 21st Grand Prix of Abu Dhabi, the final event of...
Read MoreUntil recently, Coniston Water—the English waterway best known for Donald Campbell’s ill-fated and ultimately fatal water-speed record attempt in 1976—had never been...
Read MoreA little over a year ago, offshore racers Bob Morgan, Jeffrey Tillman, and Joey Gratton died in accidents during the 2012 Super Boat International Offshore World...
Read MoreAlthough the Mercury Racing 565 engine with digital throttle and shift hasn’t taken off as quickly as Fred Kiekhaefer and the rest of the crew at the Fond Du Lac, Wis.,...
Read MoreThough its new 50-foot Mystic Powerboats offshore racing catamaran is still under construction at the Deland, Fla., custom go-fast boat company’s plant and it won’t be...
Read MoreKnown for building custom high-performance 50-foot catamarans for offshore powerboat racing and pleasure use, Mystic Powerboats of Deland, Fla., will build the first...
Read MoreUntil just a few weeks ago, the twin-engine cat class was divided into two naturally aspirated (not supercharged or turbocharged) engine categories—750 hp and 850 hp....
Read MoreEngland’s Coniston Water is best known as the place Donald Campbell perished during a water speed record attempt in 1967. Campbell’s rocket-powered Bluebird K7...
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