List of fatal accidents in motorboat racing

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As motorboat racing is a dangerous sport, many individuals (including drivers, crew members, officials and spectators) have been killed in crashes related to the sport, either in a race, in qualifying, in practice or a private testing session. For example, in offshore powerboat racing, one racer dies each year from accidents. [1]

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Fatal Accidents during Water speed record

NameDatePlaceBoat Spec.Comment
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Henry Segrave [2] 1930-06-13 Windermere Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Miss England II Driver
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Vic HalliwellRiding engineer
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg John Cobb [3] 1952-09-29 Loch Ness Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Crusader
Flag of Italy.svg Mario Verga [4] 1954-10-09 Lago d'Iseo Flag of Italy.svg Laura 3
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Donald Campbell [5] 1967-01-04 Coniston Water Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Bluebird K7
Flag of the United States.svg Lee Taylor [6] 1980-11-13 Lake Tahoe Flag of the United States.svg Discovery IITest run
Flag of the United States.svg Craig Arfons [7] 1989-07-09Lake Jackson Flag of the United States.svg Rain X Challenger

Fatal Accidents during an Unlimited Hydroplane race

NameDateRacePlaceBoat Spec.Comment
Flag of New Jersey.svg Bill Freitag [8] 1931/09/19President's Cup Potomac River Miss Philadelphia
Flag of Michigan.svg Joe Schaeffer [9] 1939/08/28Test run Detroit River Delphine IX
Flag of Oregon.svg Orth Mathiot [10] [11] 1951/08/04 Gold Cup Lake Washington QuicksilverDriver
Flag of Oregon.svg Thompson "Thom" Whitaker [10] Co-pilot/mechanic
Flag of Michigan.svg Lloyd Maddock [12] [13] 1955/06/25Detroit Memorial Regatta Detroit River Holiday
Flag of Italy.svg Ezio Selva [14] [15] [16] [17] [18] 1957/12/29Orange Bowl Regatta Grand Prix Biscayne Bay Moschettiere
Flag of Ontario.svg Bob Hayward [19] [20] [21] 1961/09/10Silver Cup Detroit River Miss Supertest
Flag of Ohio.svg Ron Musson [22] [23] 1966/06/19President's Cup Potomac River Miss Bardahl Explosion during race
Flag of Washington.svg Rex Manchester [22] [23] Notre DameCollision during final heat
Flag of Washington.svg Don Wilson [22] [23] Miss Budweiser
Flag of Virginia.svg Chuck Thompson [24] [25] 1966/07/03 Gold Cup Detroit River Smirnoff
Flag of Washington.svg Bill Brow [26] [27] 1967/11/06Tampa Suncoast Cup Tampa Bay Miss Budweiser
Flag of Idaho.svg Warner Gardner [28] [29] [30] 1968/09/08 Gold Cup Detroit River Miss Eagle Electric
Flag of Washington.svg Tommy Fults [31] [32] [33] 1970/09/16 Gold Cup Mission Bay Pay 'n Pak's 'lil BuzzardQualifying run
Flag of Ohio.svg Skipp Walther [34] [35] [36] 1974/06/02Champion Spark Plug Trophy Miami Marine Stadium Red ManTest run prior to race
Flag of Washington.svg Jerry Bangs [37] [38] [39] 1977/08/07 Seafair Trophy Lake Washington The Squire
Flag of California.svg Bill Muncey [40] [41] 1981/10/18UIM World Championship race Acapulco Atlas Van Lines
Flag of Florida.svg Dean Chenoweth [42] [43] 1982/07/31 Columbia Cup Columbia River Miss Budweiser
Flag of California.svg George Stratton [44] [45] 2000/09/17 Bayfair testing Mission Bay Appian Jeronimo

Fatal Accidents during offshore powerboat racing

NameRoleDateSeriesRacePlaceBoat SpecComment
Val Carr1972/03/26Schwepps 80 Port Jackson, Sydney, Australia [46] [47] [48]
Paul Carr
Alf BontoftDriver1976/08/29 Cowes-Torquay Enfield Marine "Blitz" [49]
Joel HalpernDriver1981/03/29APBAHalter 200 Lake Pontchartrain, New Orleans Michelob Light [50] [51]
Robert WeirDriver1984/01/29Australian Power Boat AssociationPort Phillip 100Sandringham, Victoria, Australia"Weirwolf" a 23 ft Whitehorse powered by 2 x 175 hp Mercury outboards.Boat nose dived into a wave and broke in half. Co-driver Michael Meeng escaped uninjured. [51]
Dick Fullam driver1985APBA Key West Still CrazyFullam had a previous career as a CFL player [52]
Mike PoppaThrottleman
Mark LavinThrottleman1986APBA Marathon Fl., Seven Mile Bridge Jesse James [51]
Didier Pironi Driver1987/08/23Offshore World ChampionshipNeedles Trophy Isle of Wight, United KingdomACX "Colibri" - Lamborghini [53] Pironi was previously a Formula One racing driver for Ferrari. He retired from racing cars due to injuries sustained in an accident at the 1982 German Grand Prix.
Jean-Claude GuénardThrottleman
Bernard GirouxNavigator
Thomas Brandtpilot1988APBASheffield Oil Unocal 76 Offshore Classic Panama City, Florida Spirit of Miss Liberty [54] [55]
Don Wrightthrottleman
Kevin BrownOwner/Driver1989/10/23APBA/UIM Worlds ChampionshipAtlantic City, New Jersey32 ft SkaterTeam Skater UIM II (Modified Class)Jim Dyke throttle-Man Kevin Brown Owner/Driver
Stefano Casiraghi Throttleman1990/10/03Class 1 WOC Monaco French Riviera Pinot di Pinot
Shannon PearceDriver1990Cock of the Mersey - Devonport Apex Regatta Mersey River, Latrobe, Tasmania, Australia [56]
Brass WilcocksonNavigator1991Class 3D National Championship Allhallows, River Thames, United Kingdom Puma Catamaran
Hamed BuhaleebaThrottleman1995/08/25Class Two World Offshore Championship Cowes, Isle of Wight, United Kingdom Victory M-1-Sterling Chevrolet V6 [57] [58] [59]
Khalid Al-Sabah1997/03/30Class Two Middle-East Offshore Championship Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates [60]
Jack CarmodyDriver2001APBA Offshore Pro Series Corpus Christi, Texas Xtreme Carlos N'Charlie's [1] [61]
Sergio CarpentieriThrottlemanJune 30, 2007Powerboat P1 World Championship Travemünde, GermanyCarpenter [62]
Kevin GraffDriverAugust 24, 2008OPABattle on the Bay Patchogue, New York "Aero Express" MTI [63]
Phil DeJanaThrottleman
Joey Gratton Throttleman2011/11/11Superboat International31st Annual World Championships Key West, Florida Page Motor Sports [64]
Mohammad Al MehairiDriver2009/12/11Class One World Offshore Championship Dubai Dubai International Marine Club (DIMC), Mina Seyahi Victory 1 [65] [66]
Jean-Marc SanchezThrottleman
William NockerDriver2012/07/13UIM Class-1Gabon Grand Prix Libreville, Gabon Welmax [67]
Mike FioreThrottleman2014/08/19Lake Ozarks Shootout Unsanctioned Race2014 Lake Ozarks ShootoutLake Ozark, Missouri, USA"Outerlimits" Catamaran Offshore PowerboatDuring a run on the 23rd of August, Outerlimits clocked a speed upwards of 179 MPH/288 KPH before the boat lifted upwards. Mike tried to let off the throttle, but it was too late as the bottom of the boat had become a wing, lifting and flipping the boat upside down, until the nose hit the water. This redirected the boat the other direction, corkscrewing due to the high speeds until it hit the water cockpit first. Both the driver and the throttleman escaped under their own abilities, but the throttleman was already injured on the scene. He would pass away the Tuesday after the race due to complications. The race was an "outlaw" race, as races to 2023 were unsanctioned. Starting in 2024, the event is an APBA/UIM sanctioned event.

Fatal Accidents during outboard powerboat racing

NameDateSeriesRacePlaceMachine
Flag of Italy.svg Cesare Scotti [68] 1974/10/06ON (2000 cc)Six Hours of Paris Seine River Scotti - Evinrude
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Peter Inward [69] 1983/07/03British F2 Powerboat Championship Fairford Hodges / Mercury
Flag of the United States.svg Ken Stevenson [70] 1983/12/11Formula 2 Powerboat World Championship Nassau-Paradise Island Strait Bahamas
Flag of Italy.svg Luigi Valdano [71] 1984/05/27Formula 1 Powerboat World ChampionshipGrote Prijs van Nederland Ertveld Plas, 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands
Flag of France (lighter variant).svg Gérard Barthelemy [72] 1984/06/02Formula 1 Powerboat World ChampionshipParis Grand Prix Seine River, Paris, France Hodges - Evinrude
Flag of Italy.svg Roberto Saviero [73] 1984/08/03Formula 1 Powerboat World ChampionshipPrivate test Po River, near Piacenza, Italy "Esercito Italiano" Molinari - Evinrude
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Tom Percival [74] 1984/08/19Formula 1 Powerboat World ChampionshipGrand Prix de Belgique Benson & Hedges Meuse River, Liège, Belgium Hodges - Evinrude
Flag of France (lighter variant).svg Philippe Rebulet [75] 1988/11/06Six Hours of Paris Seine River  ?
Flag of France (lighter variant).svg François Salabert [76] 1990/06/10Formula 1 Powerboat World ChampionshipEmbassy Grand Prix Bristol, United Kingdom Jeanneau / Mercury
Flag of Poland.svg Bolesław Niklewski1991/07/03Malta Circuit, Poznań Poland
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg John Hill [77] [78] 1993/04/16Formula 1 Powerboat World Championship Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Burgess / Mercury
Flag of France (lighter variant).svg Roger Demares [79] 1995/05/0224 heures Motonautiques de Rouen Seine River Deboos / Mercury
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Andy Chesman [80] 1998/07/19European Formula 500 Championship Hamburg, Germany Fort Boat / König
Flag of France (lighter variant).svg Francis Maré [81] 1999/05/0124 heures Motonautiques de Rouen Seine River Heart attack
Flag of Poland.svg Mirosław Kędziora [82] 2001/09/23S-550 World Championship Trzcianka Poland
Flag of Russia.svg Victor Kunitch [83] 2001/10/28Formula 1 Powerboat World Championship Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates
Flag of Italy.svg Vincenzo Polli [84] 2002/12/21Formula 1 Powerboat World Championship Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Mike Lovell (GBR) [85] [86] 2012/09/16P1 Superstock Series Weymouth United Kingdom Peters & May - P1 Panther 250 UK [87]

Fatal Accidents during kyōtei racing

Whilst being the 2nd from last with the highest number of fatal accidents of the four parimutuel betting sports in Japan, [Note 1] [88] [89] [90] [91] [92] 34 drivers (including one trainee) have lost their lives since the first death in 1953. This is caused by collisions with the quay or one of the competing boats. It is estimated that there is one death for every 2 years. [93]

NameRankDateRaceStartGradeVenueRef.
Atsuko Kimura  [ ja ]2003/5/257R Tsu  [ ja ]
Yasutaka Nakajima  [ ja ]B12004/3/285R2 Amagasaki  [ ja ]
Shinji Sakatani  [ ja ]262007/2/2650th Taiko Sho5G1 Suminoe  [ ja ]
Takahiro Iwanaga  [ ja ]2010/5/14 Wakamatsu  [ ja ]
Shoko Suzuki  [ ja ]B1522013/11/2test session Shimonoseki  [ ja ]
Yuzu Mizushiron/a1919/5/2016mock race training sessionn/a Kyōtei Training School  [ ja ] [94]
Katsuya Matsumoto  [ ja ]A1482020/2/99R 63rd Kinki District Championship6G1 Amagasaki  [ ja ]
Susumu Kobayashi  [ ja ]B112/1/2022BOATBoyCUP Tamagawa  [ ja ]
Tatsuya Nakata  [ ja ]A26/11/202210th at Miyajima Miyajima  [ ja ]
Source: [88] [93]

Fatal Accidents during hydroplane and displacement racing

NameDateCompetitionRacePlaceBoat Spec.Comment
Jack Cooper [95] [96] 1948/08/23Canadian Gold Cup Picton, Ontario Ventnor "Tops III"
Dennis Hall1989/01/15Unlimited Unrestricted raceDeepwater Motor Boat Club, Milperra6 Litre Displacement "CAINAM"As 2 boats were approaching a turn buoy, Mr Hall's boat turned from the outside & was run over by another boat from the inside which did not turn & Mr Hall was fatally injured.
Doug Jancura2004/04/17American Power Boat AssociationTesting American Lake, Lakewood, Washington, USAStrutin PS 1 - Pro Stock Flatbottom Sprint Boat
Larry Martin [97] [98] 2004/11/06Australian Power Boat AssociationWide Bay Bundy Thunder Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia Trojan - 6 litre Displacement
Geoff Tomkins2007/03/04Devonport Apex RegattaCock of the Mersey Mersey River, Latrobe, Tasmania, Australia "Iron Nuts" - Unlimited Displacement
János Feil [99] 2008/05/11UIMEuropean Championship F350 Po River, Boretto, Italy
Brian McCosker2010/04/03Taree Aquatic Power Boat Club Easter ClassicStuart Doyle Cup - NSW Unlimited Displacement Championship Taree, New South Wales, AustraliaLiberty - Unlimited Displacement
David Bryant2010/04/04Taree Aquatic Power Boat Club Easter ClassicEastway Shield - NSW Unlimited Open Inboard Championship Taree, New South Wales, AustraliaShe's the Culprit - Unlimited Displacement
John Cross2010/09/28Australian Power Boat AssociationLake Mulwala Power, Victorian Council APBA Yarrawonga, Victoria, AustraliaRival - Unlimited DisplacementMr Cross had just passed the finish line in a final race when a propeller ear broke causing the boat to flip
Ryan Butler2011/07/09American Power Boat AssociationUIM World Flatbottom Championships Black Lake, Olympia, Washington, USAScooty-Puff. Sr. PS 44 - Super Stock Flatbottom Sprint Boat
Raivo Peetsmann2014/06/29UIM World ChampionshipsOSY-400Chodzież, PolandPõvvat-Yamato
Greg Duff2018/08/15SCSCLong Beach Sprint Nationals Long Beach Marine Stadium,Dark Horse Racing Ps640
Jay Hart2021/8/8SCSCLong Beach Sprint Nationals Long Beach Marine Stadium,K class race boat, Open cockpit K16On the backstretch of the First lap of the Sunday Race, Jay had been side by side for the lead, tragically being caught in the wake of the other driver, Corkscrewing, and throwing him into the water at over 100 MPH, The event was later cancelled for investigation.

Fatal Accidents during drag boat racing

NameDateCompetitionWaterPlaceBoat Spec.NotesRef.
Hugh Jones1986/06/21ADBAMolson Drag Boat Challenge London, Ontario BFH Stage fright
Mac Bale1970/02/01 Lake Ming Bakersfield, California, United States [100] [101]
Jan Barrett 1973/10/07 Lake Ming, Bakersfield, California, United StatesWater speed record attempt [101] [102]
Alan Hawkins2000/06/17 Lake Ming Bakersfield, California, United States"Gladiator" blown alcohol hydro
Melvin Eaves2001/07/01Alabama River RampageAlabama River
Lance Faulkner2001/11/22Testing Lake Mead Parker, Arizona
Dale Anderson2002/09/08National Jet Boat Association Lake Ming Bakersfield, California, United States"Bad Boy's Dixie Toy" [103]
Joe Barnes2004/08/28Kentucky Drag Boat Association 9th annual "Thunder on the Green" raceGreen River, Livermore, Kentucky
John Hipwell2004/10/03International Hot Boat Association raceLake Yosemite, Merced, California"Madness" top fuel hydro
Mike Neuharth2005/04/09International Hot Boat Association LakefestFirebird Lake, Phoenix, Arizona"Silver Belle" Pro Mod
David Skalicky [100] 2005/07/10Southern Drag Boat AssociationOzarka Bricktown NationalsBricktown Drag Boat Circuit, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States
Jay Wallace2006/05/06Event: National Jet Boat Association May Shootout raceLake Ming, near Bakersfield, California
Charlie Hodsdon2006/10/15Lake Ming, near Bakersfield, California"White Thunder" River Races jet boat
Lloyd Burns2007/04/21Kentucky Drag Boat AssociationKentucky Lake's Pisgah Bay
Stephen Rawleigh2008/09/28Lake Ming, near Bakersfield, California19-foot Chevy-powered flatbottom
Jim Tucker2009/06/2030th annual Budweiser Creve Coeur Lake Drag Boat ClassicMission Burial Park South, San Antonio, Texas"Say When"
Don Ermshar2009/08/27Southern Drag Boat Association Cowtown Drag Boat NationalsMarine Creek Lake, North Fort Worth, Texas
John Haas2010/08/07Southern Drag Boat Association Mid-America Summer NationalsGrand River, near Chouteau, Oklahoma"Speed Sport Special" top fuel hydro
Mike Fry2015/08/09Marble Falls LakefestLucas Oil Drag Boat Racing Series Lake Marble Falls (Texas)Top Alcohol Hydro "Meanstreak II"First round of eliminations in TA/H [104]
Wade Stanley2016/02/13Arizona Drag Boat Association "Southwest Showdown 5"Colorado River, Parker, Arizona

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Notes

  1. 50 in track cycling (including 48 accounted as reported by Sports Nippon in 2008), 96 in paved flat track motorcycle racing and 17 in horse racing - figures as of the last fatal accident in 2022.