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Only theoretical chance left to win a medal

20.08.08, The German Star class team Marc Pickel and Ingo Borkowski had to bury their hopes for a medal

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Liverpool Grand Prix

08.08.08, Liverpool is the European Capital of Culture 2008 and will play host to the Honda F4SA Race Series

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Class 1 racers back Powerboat P1’s formula

A number of leading Class 1 powerboat racers have said that Powerboat P1 is potentially a cornerstone of offshore racing’s growth for the future

Diego Klimowicz assumes sponsorship for motorsport juniors

Professional footballer supports junior racers: Diego Fernando Klimowicz from Germany’s Premier League club VfL Wolfsburg assumes a sponsorship for . . .

Solid start for Team Sunseeker in World Championship opener

Britain’s Team Sunseeker made a solid start to its championship challenge, finishing fifth in the first race of the Powerboat P1 SuperSport World Championship

Difficult conditions

“It’s getting better with each training session and I was feeling more comfortable,” said Besenyei, a national hero in Hungary who was runner-up in both 2005 an

Logistics and planning to play crucial role in Round Britain

For the teams lining up for Round Britain 2008, the race represents a major logistical headache, particularly for the international competitors