Become a Better Boater at Boat Racing School

March 7, 2013
Become a Better Boater at Boat Racing School
Outboard Performance Craft (OPC) are capable of speeds in excess of 140 mph, and can pull 5 G's in the turns.Richard Steinberger
Become a Better Boater at Boat Racing School
Understanding the dynamics of the tunnel boat's ride are important to staying safe while having fun.Richard Steinberger
Become a Better Boater at Boat Racing School
Richard Steinberger
Become a Better Boater at Boat Racing School
To escape a capsize, the driver must wait for the cockpit to fill with water to depressurize the space.Richard Steinberger
Become a Better Boater at Boat Racing School
Richard Steinberger
Become a Better Boater at Boat Racing School
Tammy Wolf is one of the top female powerboat racers in the United States.Richard Steinberger
Become a Better Boater at Boat Racing School
Richard Steinberger
Become a Better Boater at Boat Racing School
Richard Steinberger
Become a Better Boater at Boat Racing School
Richard Steinberger
Become a Better Boater at Boat Racing School
Richard Steinberger
Become a Better Boater at Boat Racing School
Richard Steinberger
Become a Better Boater at Boat Racing School
Richard Steinberger
Become a Better Boater at Boat Racing School
65 mph feels way faster in a boat than in a car.Richard Steinberger
Become a Better Boater at Boat Racing School
Richard Steinberger
Become a Better Boater at Boat Racing School
For more information about the OPC Driver School and racing events, check out boatingmag.com/racingschool.Richard Steinberger

Harley-Davidson's 2 Electric Concept Bikes Are Ready And Riding

Read More

Harley-Davidson's 2 Electric Concept Bikes Are Ready And Riding

Latest

Amazon Prime Day Is The Perfect Time To Stock Up On Gear For Your Boat
Go Fast Blast from the Past: Operation Atlas
Commonly Used Boating Terminology
Signed by the Artist
Wanted By Fountain Powerboats: Reggie Fountain Stories
World Record Electric Speed Boat
Escalating Mercury Racing Performance
Mercury Racing Scholarship Winner
Matching Personalities to Boats