December 31, 2005. The Museum of Flight's exhibit, Boats That Fly, recaptured the drama, the passion and the hometown pride of a city coming together and coming of age. Co-sponsored by The Hydroplane & Raceboat Museum, with further support from the Museum of History & Industry and SEAFAIR, the exhibit presented the stories, sights and so ...
Updated: Nov 09, 2006 9:43am PST
July 29, 2007. Atlas Van Lines and Miss Budweiser provided the thunder on the Columbia River for years with their piston-powered engines. Sunday, the two vintage boats took to the water and went head-to-head in an exhibition race, reaching speeds of nearly 130 mph. Driven by the legendary Chip Hanauer, the restored 1982 Atlas Van Lines ...
Updated: Sep 21, 2006 7:37pm PST
March, 2, 2005. A capacity crowd of nearly 400 hydroplane and movie fans packed the new Regal East Valley Cinema in Renton, Washington to prevue the long-awaited movie, 'Madison.' The movie, directed by William Bindley and starring James Caviezel, Jake Lloyd, Mary McCormack and Bruce Dern, is a father-son action/drama based on the inspiri ...
Updated: Oct 07, 2007 7:56pm PST
February 5, 2005. The first ever R/C Unlimited's Hydro Show was a overwhelming success as a large contingency of hydroplane and radio-controlled model enthusiasts turned out for the inaugural event. The Hydroplane & Raceboat Museum played host to dozens of beautiful 1/8th scale nitro and 1/8th scale fast electric unlimited hydroplanes tha ...
Updated: Nov 13, 2006 12:42pm PST