Team Mercury – Part 2: Reggie Fountain
Reggie in a Team Mercury Seebold hull during the 1978 season. Photo Credit: Fountain 25th Anniversary book.
Stock Outboard
UIM Procedure on Therapeutic Use Exemption - Includes link to prohibited list as of 1/1/2012
Since the adoption of the renewed World Anti-Doping Code in 2009 the UIM has increased its efforts in contributing to a doping-free sport. Part of these efforts is education.
UIM Procedure on Therapeutic Use Exemption - Includes link to prohibited list as of 1/1/2012
Since the adoption of the renewed World Anti-Doping Code in 2009 the UIM has increased its efforts in contributing to a doping-free sport. Part of these efforts is education.
Team Mercury – Part 1: Bill Seebold
Team Mercury core drivers (L-R): Reggie Fountain, Bill Seebold, Earl Bentz.
2012 Approved Referees
Attached is a PDF Document showing all approved 2011 & 2012 Referees for the APBA
2012 Approved Referees
Attached is a PDF Document showing all approved 2011 & 2012 Referees for the APBA
Slowest 1200SCi Ever!
This was a tired P-1 race engine slated for scrap. Now it sets the mood!
Our Colors Are Your Colors!
Mercury Racing’s color options provide unique combinations for your boat’s theme. Seeing what others have chosen for color options or customization can be inspiration for your Mercury Racing engine application. You can go mild; you can go wild. It’s your canvas! It’s your taste.
Your choices from our palate include:
Standard QC4v (1350 & 1100) colors — Super Silver metallic over Raven Black non-metallic
Racing’s Elves Are Humming!
Crankin' out the Quad Cams before Racing's brief Holiday plant closure.
Powerboat Magazine Shelved Again
Poweboat Magazine Shelved
Powerboat Magazinethe performance boating publication founded in 1968 by Bob and Jerry Nordskoghas ceased publication for the second time this year.
"We're sorry. We no longer offer subscriptions to Powerboat," is the message encountered by those who click on the "Subscribe" tab of the magazine's website.
Powerboat Magazinethe performance boating publication founded in 1968 by Bob and Jerry Nordskoghas ceased publication for the second time this year.
"We're sorry. We no longer offer subscriptions to Powerboat," is the message encountered by those who click on the "Subscribe" tab of the magazine's website.