Mother was watching as the Outerlimits team of Brian Forehand and his VIP, (very important passenger) Doctor Jansen ran what seemed like another run-away race in Super-V Lite. Typically the Doctor and his pilot go thru the motions of post race inspections with a wave-thru. This year saw noticeable changes as there were actual in-depth post race inspections. The inspections of the good Doctors boat found illegal internal parts, confirming years of speculation.
In years past, illegal parts found in the Doctors engine would result in minimal time penalties. This year however, seems to be different as Forehand and his passenger were Disqualified from the first race. The disqualification brings years of speculation as to the legitimacy of the team to an end as questions followed the driver and passenger, from their un-believable Fountain to the beautiful new Outerlimits.
In the end, their magic speed was confirmed to be nothing more than a beyond-the-rules illusion.
Mother was chuckling at the thought of the Doctors embarrassment, and forehands shameful attempt to replace skill with brute horsepower.
Mother is still watching...

What parts ?

internal ones,

my guess,,the BM camshaft.

My guess Fester started this post tell him call a cop he's good at that!

Oh yea he's in Key West racing so pay backs a *****!Cried foul in 2007 when he got his doors blown off also!

No way. Can't wait for the trulio coverup story

Im sure the infamous Doc was on the phone with his lawyers preparing a lawsuit. I see Phantom 9 was DQ'd as well. does anyone know what happened there?

from the SBI entry list:

7 Marker 17 Marine Superboat Vee
29' Outerlimits Owner Brian Forehand / Wilmington, NC

Racers have always pushed the limits of inspection loopholes. In every motorsport. thats the name of the game.You win some, you lose some?

Anyone remember the mopar prostock nitrous backfire at the tree?

There is pushing the limits and outright breaking the rules.