WOA was considered an "Out Law" club. They made their own rules and McCullough Outboards kind of "Bank Rolled" them. One rule, APBA racers didn't like was the fact that they raced class by...
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WOA: Western Outboard Association
WOA was considered an "Out Law" club. They made their own rules and McCullough Outboards kind of "Bank Rolled" them. One rule, APBA racers didn't like was the fact that they raced class by...
1960 Beloit DSH
As I recall, the two boys from Seattle with Sid Crafts were fast. I also recall that one of the two got his left side sponson knocked off in the first turn, but he finished the heat with no sponson...
The Difference Between a Sid Craft and a Cab Over
Living in Seattle, you probably remember when the bigger hydros were all cab overs until the Sid Crafts showed up. I don't recall their name, but Mike Raich seems like one name that stands out. ...
Dean F. Hobart Asks About 1965-1966 Tunnels
Were there any tunnel race boats prior to the 1965 - 1966 time frame? If so what were they?
Thank you.
My first experience with a tunnel was Havasu, 1966. Dieter Schultz had just won the...