Welcome to Powerboat.News, a new website that has been set up to cover racing on water across the globe.
As many of you know, I have done something like this before, and racers and followers have been asking me over the course of this summer if I could start up something similar again.
It wouldn’t have been possible without the support of the IT company Blowfish Technology, website partner Multispark Erosion, and I’ve got the band back together that used to help me with my previous site.
And we won’t be able to report on races around the world without your help, please send news about your team, press releases, and photos to [email protected], and we will endeavour to feature them on this website and on our Facebook and Instagram pages.
There’s plenty still to look forward to and report on this season, with the majority of the F1H2O championship still to be raced for, the final UIM F2 races will take place in Portugal, and the 2025 F4 World Championship will be decided in a couple of weekends’ time in Italy.
Powerboat.News will report fully on the UIM E1 World Championship, then there is racing to cover in the southern hemisphere, Sean Henshelwood will be reporting for us on 2000hp Circuit Boats, a new Hydroplane series starting in November, Formula GP and Offshore Superboats which will boast one of the biggest fields in more than a decade.
We also have plans for driver and team profiles with an exciting e-commerce offering expected in the near future.
Never Say Never Again.
Regards
John Moore
Editor – Powerboat.News
John Moore has a longstanding involvement in event organisation and powerboat racing journalism. He organised the historic Cowes–Torquay–Cowes races between 2010 and 2013 and was actively involved with British offshore racing from 2017 until 2025.
In 2017, Moore founded Powerboat Racing World, a digital platform providing global powerboat racing news, insights, and event coverage.
He is now Editor of Powerboat.News, continuing to contribute to the sport’s media landscape with in-depth reporting and analysis.