Saturday afternoon’s broadcast is scheduled to begin at 2:30 PM PDT and will include H1 Unlimited Heat 2A, scheduled for 2:40 PM PDT and Heat 2B, scheduled for 3:10 PM PDT.
Sunday morning’s broadcast is scheduled to begin at 8:30 AM PDT and will include H1 Unlimited testing, scheduled for 8:45 AM PDT.
Heat 3 is scheduled for 11:10 AM PDT and Heat 3B is scheduled for 11:40 AM PDT.
Saturday afternoon’s broadcast is scheduled to begin at 2:30 PM PDT and will include H1 Unlimited Heat 2A, scheduled for 2:40 PM PDT and Heat 2B, scheduled for 3:10 PM PDT.
Sunday morning’s broadcast is scheduled to begin at 8:30 AM PDT and will include H1 Unlimited testing, scheduled for 8:45 AM PDT.
Heat 3 is scheduled for 11:10 AM PDT and Heat 3B is scheduled for 11:40 AM PDT.
The State of the Sport
The following is a statement to all members of the H1 Unlimited family from Tim Austin, chair of the H1 Unlimited Board of Directors. We thought you also might find [...]
Over 4000 videos can be found on our YouTube channel where we present our Live Stream from each race event, the best of our Onboard footage, TV coverage and other interesting videos that show the incredible speed, beauty and violence of Unlimited Hydroplane racing. Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to the H1 Unlimited channel to be notified whenever we add footage, and please share with friends!
Hit the VIDEOS page to see all of our full race and onboard videos back to the 2011 season, and watch our latest videos at left.
The H1 Unlimited YouTube channel has over 4000 videos, including thousands of Onboard Videos, hundreds of live event videos and dozens of compilations from our exciting races!
For a race-by-race recap of all seasons dating back to the 2011 season, visit the “VIDEOS” page from the menu and visit the YouTube channel to see the latest content and follow H1 Unlimited Hydroplane Racing during the upcoming 2025 season!
Watch some of our latest videos below, hit the H1 YouTube channel and SUBSCRIBE!
The Unlimiteds are powered by turbine-engines that produce around 3,000 horsepower – allowing our drivers to reach speeds of nearly 200 mph and producing a massive 60-foot tall, 300-foot long wall of water called a “roostertail” behind them. With very few restrictions, these majestic hydroplanes race in front of shorelines packed with fans on bodies of water throughout the United States.
If you haven’t experienced H1Unlimited hydroplane racing in person, choose an event, get down to the shore and see what makes this “the most spectacular sport on the water.”