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Formula 1 Racing

What is Formula 1 Racing?

Right across the world, teams of different nationalities compete in the Grand Prix which are regulated by the Union Internationale Motonautique. What is Formula 1 Racing? - read more

About the F1 Powerboat World Championship

Inaugurated in 1981, the F1 Powerboat World Championship is similar to F1 car racing and similar rules apply. Each F1 Powerboat race lasts approximately 45 minutes. About the F1 Powerboat World Championship - read more

The F1 Powerboats

While today’s F1 catamarans bear a striking resemblance to those in action throughout the 1980’s there is a world of difference in terms of driver protection and general safety. The F1 Powerboats - read more

Driving a F1 Powerboat

Inside each cockpit, a lone individual peers forward out of his tiny windscreen. One hand grasps the steering wheel while a finger on the other hand is poised over the start button... Driving a F1 Powerboat - read more

Inside the cockpit of a F1 powerboat

Driving a F1 powerboat is like piloting a fighter jet - take a seat inside the fully enclosed safety capsule of a F1 powerboat and go at full throttle! Inside the cockpit of a F1 powerboat - read more

History of F1 Racing

The story of the most spectacular, technologically sophisticated and demanding class of modern powerboating bearing the acronym F1 is relatively recent. History of F1 Racing - read more

F1 Powerboat racing in future

What does the future promise for F1 Powerboat racing? Talks are currently underway with motor racing engine makers with a view to introduce 4 stroke inboard engines into F1. F1 Powerboat racing in future - read more