Atlantic City Sports Offshore Grand Prix 2026: Results and Photos

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BPR held off Discrete Offshore Racing by 0.65 seconds in Sunday’s Class 1 race to open the 2026 XINSURANCE UIM World Championship Series at the Atlantic City Sports Offshore Grand Prix. Official results were posted on Sunday, June 28 at 4:13pm.

Racing ran off the Atlantic City Boardwalk on Saturday, June 27 and Sunday, June 28. Class 1, Class 2 and Super Cat contested the opening round of the four-round XINSURANCE series, while Super Stock, Super Vee, Modified Vee, Vee Limited and five Bracket classes raced alongside them across the weekend.

Class 1: BPR Wins Both Days

BPR won Saturday’s race after Discrete Offshore Racing retired three laps down. Sunday was decided by 0.65 seconds, the closest finish of the weekend.

Class 1, Saturday June 27
PosBoat #Boat NameTimeGapStatus
13BPR17:53.62LeaderFinished
27Discrete Offshore Racing9:57.18-3 lapsLaps down
Class 1, Sunday June 28
PosBoat #Boat NameTimeGapStatus
13BPR23:38.79LeaderFinished
27Discrete Offshore Racing23:39.44+0:00.65Finished

Class 1 boats BPR and Discrete Offshore Racing race close together under the XINSURANCE helicopter at Atlantic City 2026

Super Cat

Dirty Money Racing won Super Cat from Howe2Live Offshore and Wicked.

PosBoat #Boat NameTimeGapStatus
1US1Dirty Money Racing17:57.08LeaderFinished
210Howe2Live Offshore18:53.61+0:56.53Finished
36Wicked20:31.95+2:34.87Finished

Class 2 (Factory Stock 500)

Team Montlick was the only Class 2 entry and won both days unopposed.

DayBoat #Boat NameTimeStatus
Saturday40Team Montlick20:05.83Finished
Sunday40Team Montlick23:52.38Finished

Super Stock

HBS Motorsports was classified the winner of Super Stock. Bad Decisions/XINSURANCE recorded the fastest raw time but carried a one-minute Ariel Advantage penalty under rule 3.1.7 to 7.5.1.

PosBoat #Boat NameTimeGapStatus
1S-7HBS Motorsports31:08.10+0:52.50Finished
2S-74Bad Decisions / XINSURANCE***30:15.60***LeaderFinished
3S-11Huk Racing Powered by Proflex33:14.10+2:58.50Finished
4S-23Speedmaster Performance33:30.20+3:14.60Finished

Huk Racing Super Stock powerboat S-11 running on plane at the Atlantic City Sports Offshore Grand Prix 2026

Super Vee

Wazzup won Super Vee. DSK Marine finished six of ten laps, one lap down.

PosBoat #Boat NameTimeGapStatus
13Wazzup20:21.38LeaderFinished
252DSK Marine19:01.77-1 lapFinished

DSK Marine Super Vee powerboat number 52 racing at Atlantic City 2026

Modified Vee

Nmbrvresort won Modified Vee. Speed Marine finished second on the water but was scored for last place points after exceeding the RPM limit under rule 12.1.2. El Bandido Tequila and Fuel 1 Team did not start.

PosBoat #Boat NameTimeGapStatus
133Nmbrvresort24:19.2LeaderFinished
283Clouatre Cartel Offshore Racing25:13.5+0:54.3Finished
342SafeCash Racing25:44.9+1:25.7Finished
32Speed Marine******24:20.5+0:01.3Finished
51El Bandido TequilaDNS
55Fuel 1 TeamDNS

Vee Limited

All three Vee Limited entries finished short of the six-lap target. Ultimate Boat Racing Experience led on adjusted time.

PosBoat #Boat NameLapsTimeGapStatus
1VL2Ultimate Boat Racing Experience5/620:25.30LeaderLaps down
2VL3One Design Powerboats4/616:15.32-1 lapLaps down
3VL9Team First Responders0/6-5 lapsLaps down

Bracket Classes

Five Bracket classes, grouped by boat and engine specification rather than championship points, raced alongside the main card.

Bracket Class 300
PosBoat #Boat NameTimeGapStatus
1345Team Hamilton Motorsports19:13.65LeaderFinished
2313WeHaulBoats.com19:32.73+0:19.08Finished
3388Herbott Racing21:13.27+1:59.62Finished
Bracket Class 400
PosBoat #Boat NameTimeGapStatus
1409Hartman / xinsurance20:08.34+0:20.35Finished
2404Simmons Marine20:39.39+0:51.40Finished
441Saris Racing Engines*20:41.39+0:53.40Finished
407Team 07 Racing*19:47.99LeaderFinished
436Unleashed Racing*20:40.39+0:52.40Finished
421Shocker****19:49.81+0:01.82Finished
Bracket Class 500
PosBoat #Boat NameTimeGapStatus
1522Rum Runners25:03.44LeaderFinished
2568Superboat25:07.89+0:04.45Finished
511Tuff Noogies*27:32.74+2:29.30Finished
524EBE Racing*****27:31.74+2:28.30Finished
588Fuel1 Team**25:06.69DQ

XINSURANCE helicopter flies over Bracket Class 500 boats Superboat, Fuel1 Team and Tuff Noogies at Atlantic City 2026

Bracket Class 600
PosBoat #Boat NameTimeGapStatus
1609Moderation23:31.80LeaderFinished
655American Hustle*27:32.74+4:00.94Finished
6221Horizon*****26:03.27+2:31.47Finished
Bracket Class 700
PosBoat #Boat NameLapsTimeStatus
1789Dirt Legal Velocity Factory Team4/626:50.00Laps down
2730Redrum4/627:04.00Laps down
3744Pist’n Broke4/627:11.00Laps down
4735Red Rocket4/627:46.00Laps down
5714Shocker Offshore Racing4/628:14.00Laps down
6742SafeCash Racing4/631:42.00Laps down
721Team Progression*5/626:35.00Laps down
731Back In Business*4/627:13.00Laps down
777Mad Max Racing**4/627:17.00Laps down

No Bracket Class 700 boat completed the six-lap target distance; all nine entries were classified laps down.

Penalties and Notes

Official results carried the following notes.

  • * Breakout penalty, over three seconds: scored last place points
  • ** Breakout penalty, over three mph: disqualified
  • *** Rule 3.1.7 to 7.5.1, Ariel Advantage: one-minute penalty
  • **** Rule 7.1.2, reckless driving: disqualified
  • ***** No data recorded: scored last place points
  • ****** Rule 12.1.2, exceeded RPM limit: scored last place points

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