Holiday Greetings From H1 Unlimited Chairman
 
On behalf of the H1 Unlimited Racing Series I would like to offer our best wishes for a joyous holiday season. It is our hope for everyone afilliated with the sport and our fans, families and friends to enjoy the spirit of the season as we wind down from a fantastic 2009 season and begin looking ahead to 2010 and the new opportunities it could bring.
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U-37 Miss Peters & May Bound For Miami Boat Show
 
                    Photo:Chris Denslow
David Holley, Managing Director of Peters & May USA has announced that Billy & Jane Schumacher's U-37 will be featured in the Peters & May display area at the Miami Boat Show, February 11th -15th, giving show visitors a chance to get up close and personal with one of the World's fastest race boats.
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New H1 Shirts, Hats, Merchandise Now Available
   

Atomic Screen Printing, official supplier of H1 Unlimited apparel and merchandise, now has shirts, hats, jackets and other items with the new H1 Unlimited logo available.

Click here or the merchandise button in the right hand column to view and order.

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Group Works On Return To Miami Marine Stadium
 

On Saturday, December 19th, 2009 Season High Point Chamion Steve David met with a group that is working to return Unlimited Hydroplane racing and other water sports to historic Miami Marine Stadium. 

The group included Jorge Hernandez, the University of Miami instructor whose architecture students are doing  the plans for the redevelopment of the stadium and Don Winer and Jessica O'Conner who produce a GP race in Stuart, Florida.

Also on hand was Don Worth, representing the larger groups Friends of Miami Marine Stadium and the Dade Heritage Trust.

 
 L to R: Jorge Hernandez, Jerry Warren, Jessica O'Connor, Steve David, Muffy Warren, Don Worth, Don Winer 

 

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Heart Attack Claims George Henley
 
           George Henley
              1937-2009

Unlimited hydroplane racing has lost another of its all-time greats.
 
George Henley, one of the top drivers of the 1970s, passed away on December 14, 2009, following a recent heart attack. He was 72.
                
During an Unlimited career that lasted from 1970 to 1975, the Eatonville, Washington, resident won twelve out of thirty-four races entered. 

A memorial for the public will be held in January at the Hydroplane & Raceboat Museum in Kent, Washington.

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