F1 H2O Shenzhen Grand Prix on hold due to Typhoon Megi

2:41 PM Thu 21 Oct 2010 GMT

The only thing racing so far, on the edge of the South China Sea for this weekend's 16th Grand Prix of China, the fifth Round of the 2010 UIM F1 H2O World Championship for powerboating is the now famous Typhoon Megi, packing speeds of over 180 kilometres per hour as she works her way slowly Northeast towards the China coast and possibly in harms way for this weekend's Grand Prix. After a 10:00 AM (02:00 GMT) local meeting with UIM F1 H2O Promoter Nicolo di San Germano with Team Owners at this weekend's race site, it was determined because of ...

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