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Powerboat P1 @ Key West
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I'm Jim O'Toole, managing dIrector of Powerboat P1 Management in London,
As mentioned in previous postings we will be present in Key West in November to meet with any teams interested in joining our championship in 2008 and beyond.
We have a very clear vision as to how we will grow our series and will share that plan in Key West
I wil be joined by our owner, Asif Rangoonwala and our Sales and Marketing Director, Robert Wicks, ([email protected])
We aim to meet with as many interested parties as possible( and to attend as many parties as possible!) over the week and will be hosting an event at which we and some of our current teams, pilots and manufacturers will be sharing theeir experiences of P1.
If you'd like any further information in advance, or to arrange a conversation in Key West, please do not hesitate to get in touch
[email protected]
Look forward to seeing some great racing.
Kind regards
Jim
I'm Jim O'Toole, managing dIrector of Powerboat P1 Management in London,
As mentioned in previous postings we will be present in Key West in November to meet with any teams interested in joining our championship in 2008 and beyond.
We have a very clear vision as to how we will grow our series and will share that plan in Key West
I wil be joined by our owner, Asif Rangoonwala and our Sales and Marketing Director, Robert Wicks, ([email protected])
We aim to meet with as many interested parties as possible( and to attend as many parties as possible!) over the week and will be hosting an event at which we and some of our current teams, pilots and manufacturers will be sharing theeir experiences of P1.
If you'd like any further information in advance, or to arrange a conversation in Key West, please do not hesitate to get in touch
[email protected]
Look forward to seeing some great racing.
Kind regards
Jim
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Hello Jim,
Craig Wilson here. Look Forward to seeing you guys in Key West. You forgot to mention that P1 is represented by Fountain Worldwide-King of shaves!! Have a safe trip and I hope to see yourself, Robert and Asif on Saturday in Palm City!!!
Craig Wilson here. Look Forward to seeing you guys in Key West. You forgot to mention that P1 is represented by Fountain Worldwide-King of shaves!! Have a safe trip and I hope to see yourself, Robert and Asif on Saturday in Palm City!!!
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Great WORK Powerboat P1 !!!!
To all US Powerboating Teams
Following the visit by Powerboat P1’s senior management to Key West last week we felt it would be useful to provide you with a copy of the Championship’s 2008 rules which were unanimously adopted at the UIM General Assembly in Turkey at the weekend.
The Rules were very well received by the UIM delegates and we received some very positive comments regarding their content and structure. Much work has gone in to the compilation of the Rules, and we have consulted not just with the Teams but also with acknowledged industry experts who have given very worthwhile input. We believe that these new clear and understandable Rules give us a sound basis for the future of the Championship.
The key points to emerge from the process of consultation and discussion with teams, manufacturers and Pleasure Navigation Commissioners are:
Evolution Class
- Full-canopy, prototype boats
- Minimum weight of 4,000kg
- Power-to-weight ratio of 1hp / 3.5kg, monitored and controlled by data-loggers
- High-technology shop window for hull and engine makers
- Rules encourage reliability and true endurance characteristics
- Close, high-speed racing with no speed limit
SuperSport Class
- Open-top, production boats
- Power-to-weight ratio of 1hp / 4.5kg, monitored and controlled by data-loggers
- Strictly controlled specifications
- Maximum speed of 85mph, in the interests of competitor safety
General
Pilot safety and fitness:
All pilots will be required to undergo a strict pre-season medical examination and further random medical checks will be carried out at all races
New fuel system safety rules:
To ensure maximum safety and significantly reduce the risks of fire or pollution
New method of defining engine power:
All teams will submit one engine for pre-season dynamometer testing at the promoter’s expense to establish a Designated Power Output, which replaces the previous system of Maximum Assumed Power. Once the DPO has been established on the dyno, each boat will be equipped with a data-logger. The data-loggers will monitor three factors; Revolutions per minute, fuel pressure/volume and turbo or supercharger boost.
By continually monitoring these three factors, the scrutineers will be able to determine whether any team’s engines are exceeding their DPO, and thus the nominated power-to-weight ratio, ensuring a level playing field for the wide variety of boats taking part.
Please find attached a full copy of the newly approved rules.
Should you have any queries or comments on the new rules please do not hesitate to contact our Sport & Event Director Steve Lydon ([email protected]), or our Managing Director Jim O'Toole ([email protected]).
Kind regards
Jim O’Toole
Managing Director
Powerboat P1 Management Limited
Unit 16 Quayside Lodge
William Morris Way
London SW6 2UZ
Tel: +44(0)20 7101 7600
Fax: +44(0)20 7751 0853
www.powerboatp1.com
Let the RACES begin !!!
Following the visit by Powerboat P1’s senior management to Key West last week we felt it would be useful to provide you with a copy of the Championship’s 2008 rules which were unanimously adopted at the UIM General Assembly in Turkey at the weekend.
The Rules were very well received by the UIM delegates and we received some very positive comments regarding their content and structure. Much work has gone in to the compilation of the Rules, and we have consulted not just with the Teams but also with acknowledged industry experts who have given very worthwhile input. We believe that these new clear and understandable Rules give us a sound basis for the future of the Championship.
The key points to emerge from the process of consultation and discussion with teams, manufacturers and Pleasure Navigation Commissioners are:
Evolution Class
- Full-canopy, prototype boats
- Minimum weight of 4,000kg
- Power-to-weight ratio of 1hp / 3.5kg, monitored and controlled by data-loggers
- High-technology shop window for hull and engine makers
- Rules encourage reliability and true endurance characteristics
- Close, high-speed racing with no speed limit
SuperSport Class
- Open-top, production boats
- Power-to-weight ratio of 1hp / 4.5kg, monitored and controlled by data-loggers
- Strictly controlled specifications
- Maximum speed of 85mph, in the interests of competitor safety
General
Pilot safety and fitness:
All pilots will be required to undergo a strict pre-season medical examination and further random medical checks will be carried out at all races
New fuel system safety rules:
To ensure maximum safety and significantly reduce the risks of fire or pollution
New method of defining engine power:
All teams will submit one engine for pre-season dynamometer testing at the promoter’s expense to establish a Designated Power Output, which replaces the previous system of Maximum Assumed Power. Once the DPO has been established on the dyno, each boat will be equipped with a data-logger. The data-loggers will monitor three factors; Revolutions per minute, fuel pressure/volume and turbo or supercharger boost.
By continually monitoring these three factors, the scrutineers will be able to determine whether any team’s engines are exceeding their DPO, and thus the nominated power-to-weight ratio, ensuring a level playing field for the wide variety of boats taking part.
Please find attached a full copy of the newly approved rules.
Should you have any queries or comments on the new rules please do not hesitate to contact our Sport & Event Director Steve Lydon ([email protected]), or our Managing Director Jim O'Toole ([email protected]).
Kind regards
Jim O’Toole
Managing Director
Powerboat P1 Management Limited
Unit 16 Quayside Lodge
William Morris Way
London SW6 2UZ
Tel: +44(0)20 7101 7600
Fax: +44(0)20 7751 0853
www.powerboatp1.com
Let the RACES begin !!!
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