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No, I wasn't there ..... actually, never did attend a regatta in Amsterdam. The picture of your discolored driving suit makes me think that one was taken in Paris and you have been floating around in the beautiful River Seine for a while . :DQuote:
Originally Posted by STEVERINO
Is that picture real?
That's the first thought I had, that it's not even a photo.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2us70
My Dad (age mid 70's) seems to remember someone trying the idea of a mid engine outboard but doesn't think it went anywhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by willabee
Dave
It's for real Willa----I was there with the Scimitar Cosworth "It's A Duesey"------as James Bond once said------SHE GAVE A GOOD ACCOUNT OF HERSELF.
There is a reason there is only one picture ...Quote:
Originally Posted by Bob V
Outboards (including Jackie) dominate 1979 Parker 9-Hour - Top: 1st - Seebold/Bentz, Middle: 7th -Wilson/May, Bottom: 3rd - Molinari/Posey
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A Rotary – (Wankel) wins the 2 liter class in Paris 6 hours 1970.
http://svera.se/blogg/a-rotary-wanke...-6-hours-1970/
Talk about a misleading headline ...... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by lars strom
Well..It is a 100% correct headline..:)
Another "do not like" headline could soon be reality..
A 3.5 liter 4- stroke Nissan V-6 inboard wins a UIM / Formula 1 race..
The pictures are from the UIM F1 race in Doha, Qatar yesterday.
Two boats like this is in the race tomorrow..(Saturday)
U class 1US ,1972 Bob Roberts.
Cool !!Quote:
Originally Posted by kdtilt
The "Maestro" Renato Molinari of Italy is winning F1-V8 in Chattanooga 1984.
More interesting info about switching powerheads before the race with other drivers to prove his Evinrude V8 was the same as all the racers in next post.
https://www.facebook.com/SVERA.se/photos/a.398520516871103.90502.391893804200441/833799466676537/?type=1&theater
That's one interesting looking out drive there! Looks like the drive shaft to the lower Gearcase gears is at about a forty-five degree angle.Quote:
Originally Posted by lars strom
Well Onetime,
Caudwell Racing just pulled out of UIM F1 racing. They could not compete with a much bigger 4-stroke..the smaller 2-stroke was way faster and better.