Galway Grand Prix of the Sea preview - Powerboat P1 Superstock

11:27 PM Thu 3 Jun 2010 GMT

'Maurice Lacroix Team Pilot, Michael Baggs from Bognor Regis, with Navigator Stephen Baggs, from the Isle of Mann racing in round 1 of the 2010 SuperStock race in Penzance. Copyright onEdition 2010&copy' Powerboat P1 Superstock Championship

Galway Grand Prix of the Sea preview - Powerboat P1 Superstock racing. A demanding 2 ? mile Atlantic Ocean racecourse separates 12 of the UK's finest powerboat racing teams and the inaugural title of Galway Grand Prix of the Sea champion this weekend. Powering off Ireland's west coast for a bank holiday weekend feast of fuel, the single manufactured SuperStock Championship racing fleet will tackle six different challenges and the unruly ocean conditions at exhilarating speeds up to 135 kph. In the 150 Class, Penzance Grand Prix of the Sea victors Premier Cru will be hoping to continue its dominant ...

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