F4 Powerboat World Championship - Curtis at the top

7:17 AM Tue 28 Jun 2011 GMT

'Round 3 of the F4 World Championship' RYA

British powerboat racer Scott Curtis from Norwich has claimed his third win in the 2011 F4 World Championship campaign, taking a win on home waters at the British round of the championship held at Stewartby Watersports Club in Bedford (18-19 June). Ten of the world's top competitors battled it out for the all-important points in the campaign, with seven British competitors being joined by entries from France, Portugal and Hungary. As the competition got underway Hungarian Richard Bodrogvolgyi flipped on the way to the first turn buoy crashing him out of the third Round of the World Championship and seeing ...

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