UIM F2

Pelle Larsson will serve as Race Director for the UIM F2 Peso da Régua event this weekend.

He steps in after Luis Miguel Ribeiro was forced to return home due to a family member’s illness.

Lithuania’s Edgaras Riabko isn’t just fighting for points on the UIM F2 circuit – he’s also one of the sport’s key organisers, responsible for bringing international racing to his home country.

Powerboat News spoke with him ahead of two back-to-back races in Portugal about the challenges of competing and organising at the same time, his season so far, and the future of Lithuanian powerboat racing.

Dave Harwood runs Steel Developments, the propeller company his father founded in 1958.

From offshore racing to UIM F2, the South London-based firm is behind many of the blades powering boats at the highest level.

Veteran racer Jamey Stallard returned to the pits in 2016 and has since built one of the most respected teams in UIM F2.

Powerboat News sat down with him to talk about how it all started, the drivers he’s worked with, the state of the sport, and his plans for the future.

Everything you need to know about the final two UIM F2 race weekends.

Venues, dates, session times, timing links and championship positions.

At just 21, André Solvang has already built a remarkable collection of titles.

He was a GT30 world champion and went on to claim the triple crown in UIM F4.

Norwegian driver Tobias Munthe-Kaas has become a well-known figure in the UIM F2 World Championship.

He began racing in 2001 and has claimed numerous Norwegian titles over the years.

After more than a decade on the water, Alexander Lindholm has decided to step away from competitive powerboat racing.

The Finnish driver, best known for representing LiWe Racing on the international stage, confirmed in a Facebook post that the team has sold their boat and have no immediate plans to return.

Since I last wrote about powerboat racing, technology has advanced, and I wondered whether Elon Musk’s AI, Grok, could reveal the favourites to win the 2025 UIM F2 World Championship.

Two races remain in Portugal: the first in Peso da Régua on 13–14 September, and the season finale in Vila Velha de Ródão the following weekend.