Published Monday, Aug. 01, 2011
Here is the 2011 unlimited hydroplane racing season point standings through the Columbia Cup, which was run July 31 in Kennewick, Wash.
Hydros: U-37 Miss Peters & May
Published Sunday, Jul. 25, 2010
KENNEWICK -- Steve David and Dave Villwock beat the rest of the field Saturday in the Lamb Weston Columbia Cup, while the boat graveyard on the Columbia River known as the first turn claimed one victim, injured another and nearly got a third.
Published Saturday, Jul. 24, 2010
KENNEWICK -- Jon Zimmerman went out on the Columbia River in the U-37 Miss Peters & May on Friday and qualified for the Lamb Weston Columbia Cup with a speed of 146.656 mph.
Published Sunday, Jul. 26, 2009
KENNEWICK -- Jean Theoret took the U-37 Hoss Mortgage out for a spin Saturday morning, hitting a top speed of 153.442 mph.
Published Saturday, Jul. 25, 2009
KENNEWICK -- It was the same old story on the unlimited hydroplane circuit Friday at Lampson Pits.
Published Saturday, Jul. 25, 2009
KENNEWICK -- JW Myers got some more seat time Friday in the U-37, although he had N2 violations.
Published Friday, Jul. 24, 2009
KENNEWICK -- Jean Theoret was ready to die.
Published Tuesday, Jul. 21, 2009
KENNEWICK -- When it comes to racing unlimited hydroplanes, the Columbia River is known as a superspeedway.
Published Monday, Jul. 20, 2009
The 44th version of the Lamb Weston Columbia Cup gets under way this Friday.
Published Wednesday, Jul. 08, 2009
LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Three days after Jean Theoret's unlimited hydroplane crash on the Ohio River, Theoret is optimistic he will be released in time for this weekend's 100th running of the APBA Gold Cup.
Published Sunday, Jul. 05, 2009
MADISON, Ind. -- A blowover upstaged the qualifying heats Saturday at the Madison (Ind.) Regatta unlimited hydroplane race.
Published Friday, Jul. 03, 2009
At the age of 55, Steve David has to be considered the senior statesman of the unlimited hydroplane circuit.
