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2026 Membership Form
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2026 Coniston Powerboat Records Week 
 

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The podium results of every trophy meeting since 1930
 

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Our thanks go to the following for their photographs used  in this website:

 

Lee Prewer
PJB Photography
Paul Breach

Fred Emeny

Sarah Patchett

Charlie Wilson-Sutter

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Updated:  21 August 2026

   FROM THE ARCHIVES    Mike W.

Tomas Mantripp and Wayne Turner travel to Poland this weekend to contest the European O.250 Championship at Rogozno. Having first been held in 1939 this is the oldest title remaining on the UIM calendar which Wayne won in the 2023 & 24 when it was staged as a series.
     There are no British entries contesting the final round of the World F.500 series or the European GT.15 Championship being staged on the River Danube at Ruse, Bulgaria this weekend.

1973

Mike Beardshaw head of the racing family from Norfolk competed in the R1 racing inboard hydro class 1973-76, Chrysler Imp powered.

1974

Activity on the top deck featuring Brian Ibberson (secretary), Bob Manney (commodore), Ron Howes, Geoff Mortimer (treasurer), Hugh Blowers (vice-commodore), Bob Brister (commentator) and Harry Blowers (OOD).

1982

Peter Bright  British Hydroplane Champion 1981, 82 & 83, British OD Sprint Champion 1977.

2018

Charlie Alden competed in the Junior GT.15 monohull class.

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1971

Tony Hall from Kings Lynn, British Hydroplane Champion in 1972.

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On this day in 1966 the archive contains over 2,200 pages similiar to this covering every race meeting at Oulton Broad from 1933 to 2002.

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92 years of racing on Oulton Broad - the world's oldest motorboat racing venue

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