S-27 flip in Key West
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Looking back I remember to the mid 90's an air bottle came loose in a Top fuel Hydro 1/4 mile dragboat crash and beat the driver to his death. Granted that crash was at a much greater speed,but I think everyone here gets the drift …………………………...………...Robertjr
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Might be a silly question but....
Do drivers have training in a pool (or similar) on how to get out of the boat quickly after capsizing? They appeared to handle the situation like it was an everyday occurrence.
Happy they all got out safely.
RR
Do drivers have training in a pool (or similar) on how to get out of the boat quickly after capsizing? They appeared to handle the situation like it was an everyday occurrence.
Happy they all got out safely.
RR
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Not my photo, I took it from 'classic offshore powerboat restoration' (Facebook group)
https://m.facebook.com/groups/1524784424493562/

https://m.facebook.com/groups/1524784424493562/

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Yes they do! All capsule drivers and crew have a survival program to pass, the dunk tank!






