Cigarette Accident - famous race driver dead
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From: Gelsenkirchen, Germany
On April 9 famous class 1 race driver Jose Corti got killed.
Corti was also boat dealer in Monaco.
During a testride in a 30 ft. Cigarette on an Italian Lake with three customers all 4 people got thrown out of the boat during a turn. Only one survived
Corti was a very expiriennced driver who took part in several class 1 baot races.
This is third accident of a Cigarette in Europe in the last twelve month- first where people got killed.
http://www.worldofpowerboats.com/archive/?ID=104
http://www.my-sci.com/Powerboat,Clas...er_Bootsunfall
accident on River Rhine Germany 2008
38 Top Gun Twin 575 SCI
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/c...r-2005-tg.html
accident on River Schelde Belgium 2008
38 Top Gun Twin 700 SCI
http://www.atv.be/v3/newsdetail.aspx?mid=2&id=9668
Corti was also boat dealer in Monaco.
During a testride in a 30 ft. Cigarette on an Italian Lake with three customers all 4 people got thrown out of the boat during a turn. Only one survived
Corti was a very expiriennced driver who took part in several class 1 baot races.
This is third accident of a Cigarette in Europe in the last twelve month- first where people got killed.
http://www.worldofpowerboats.com/archive/?ID=104
http://www.my-sci.com/Powerboat,Clas...er_Bootsunfall
accident on River Rhine Germany 2008
38 Top Gun Twin 575 SCI
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/c...r-2005-tg.html
accident on River Schelde Belgium 2008
38 Top Gun Twin 700 SCI
http://www.atv.be/v3/newsdetail.aspx?mid=2&id=9668
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At the risk of sounding stupid, I'm going to ask a question that I should of asked along time ago.
I've been noticing several comments lately about how twin stepped boats handle differently.
I've ran performance boats most of my life with never an issue. Just last fall I purchase an '01 Playboy T/S, jumped in and took off.
Can someone explain the handling differences and what you should not do with a T/S?
Thanks.
I've been noticing several comments lately about how twin stepped boats handle differently.
I've ran performance boats most of my life with never an issue. Just last fall I purchase an '01 Playboy T/S, jumped in and took off.
Can someone explain the handling differences and what you should not do with a T/S?
Thanks.





