Gee Whizzz A-29Bob Johanson of Benton City, Washington started his racing in the the N class and changed to the A class in 1964. He campaigned all his boats under the GEE WHIZZZ name and was always running up front through the early to mid 1960s. His webpage is full of …
Welcome to the WANTED POSTERS covers. Over the last many years, Phil Kunz has added a 118 Wanted Posters to his website. We assembled all of them into a neat lil’ flip book format for all to enjoy. The posters are in order by inboard hydroplane classes. If you are …
The last story on the COUNTRY BOY series. The above Phil Kunz photos are just a sample of some of the boats Mike Wiener had for the Country Boy Race Team. This story features all the boats that Mike Wiener used for his COUNTRY BOY team.
The original frame of the Porsche 356. The frame was used as a template for future metal bodies. A time-consuming process of trial and error, the steps were repeated over and over again until the doors, hoods, roof, and fenders fit the wooden model perfectly. Photo By Heritage and Porsche …
John Siracusa was one of four brothers in the Siracusa family that campaigned hydros out of the New Orleans Power Boat Association. They were known as the Possum Navy. This family has lots of great racing history between them all, but this story only features the hydros that John Siracusa …
I rebuilt our entire section on old media from the past. This section also includes a NEW area of the website featuring newspaper articles from Dayton and St Pete. Many thanks to Phil Kunz. He made it a point to buy/collect newspapers from when he was at these races.
I have an appreciation for boat racing that is turned into artwork and Race Programs had many fine examples of this work. I took all the Race Program covers we had (almost 300 of them) and put them into a flip book. The covers are arranged within the book in …
Phil Kunz is doing 3 stories on the boats that campaigned under the COUNTRY BOY name. The first CB story is on George Walther and his sons. The other stories will be the Wiener family’s Country Boy and the Siracusa family’s Country Boy. The Walther’s boats campaigned under the name …
Tony Lamontia raced from 1949 through the late 1980s. All his boats were named ANDIAMO. The Ron Jones built hydro (above) was the last boat he raced and his son Mark purchased it and it has been fully restored and now campaigns on the vintage circuit. Mark put together a …
