Australian Offshore Challenge Scarab entry

7:24 AM Tue 1 Feb 2011 GMT

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Australian Offshore Challenge, Bass Strait Powerboat Rally returns on February 23rd after a GFC imposed hiatus. First run in 2007, the 2011 event has attracted a strong field of entries from across Australia. Epitomising the variety and quality of crews taking part is the Biomax team from Perth WA, headed by Campbell Durrant. Running a 26ft Scarab with twin 175 Evinrude E-Tec engines, Campbell has recruited veteran offshore racer Adrian Bright from Queensland to navigate and co-drive. Campbell explains, 'An event like this provides a really exciting objective and purpose to having a sports cruiser. I considered how the 2007 ...

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