The race director for the American Power Boat Association's Apollo Gold Cup race that is rapidly approaching this weekend ...

Dial-A-Ride will also offer Americans with Disabilities Act-accessible services for the 2025 Water Follies from 8 a.m. to 5 p ...

The 2023 H1 Unlimited Racing Series final race in Seattle will present the national championship and the sport’s most prestigious trophy. The world’s fastest race boats will compete in the ...

H1 Unlimited Hydroplane racing makes the first of two Northwest stops this weekend beginning with the running of the 50th annual Columbia Cup in Kennewick followed by Seafair next Sunday in Seattle.

The Madison Regatta, the season opener for H1 Unlimited, kicks off Saturday in Indiana with testing, qualifying and the first preliminary heats. The final is set for Sunday.

H1 Unlimited needs more race sites so sponsors, the life blood of the sport, have more reason to invest. But to get more race sites, the sport needs more sponsorship.

Steve David was a successful hydroplane pilot, most recently for Oh Boy! Oberto/Miss Madison. He returns to Seafair this year in a different role, as the chairman of H1 Unlimited, the sport’s ...

The H1 Unlimited season gets shorter by the day, but the battle for the national championship is getting more tense. One day after J. Michael Kelly and the U-8 Beacon Electric took the national ...

But until then, boat racing fans can watch some of the H1 Unlimited fleet run on the Columbia River this Saturday, May 17, in H1 Unlimited’s annual Spring Testing. Advertisement.

Bernstein, a managing partner of Plunkett Cooney's Banking, Bankruptcy and Creditor's Rights Practice Group, has been the H1 Unlimited legal counsel since 2010, a board member for the Detroit ...

On Saturday, H1 boats will compete for the President’s Cup, then on Sunday go after the sports's most prestigious trophy – the APBA Gold Cup – which has been continuously contested since 1904.

H1 Unlimited chairman Steve David confirmed Tuesday there have been preliminary discussions about the possibility of hydroplanes returning to Evansville's riverfront.