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water on the road
Hydroplane (boat), a fast
motor boat used in
racing Hydroplane racing, a
sport involving racing hydroplanes on
lakes and
rivers Floatplane...
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supported by
planing forces,
rather than
simple buoyancy. A key
aspect of
hydroplanes is that they use the
water they are on for lift
rather than buoyancy...
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Aquaplaning or
hydroplaning by the
tires of a road vehicle,
aircraft or
other wheeled vehicle occurs when a
layer of
water builds between the
wheels of...
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Hydroplane racing (also
known as
hydro racing) is a
sport involving racing hydroplanes on lakes, rivers, and bays. It is a po****r
spectator sport in several...
- resorts, it is a
fishing port and a
departure point for
ferries and
hydroplanes to the
Pontine Islands of Ponza, Palmarola, and Ventotene. The town bears...
- 740 mph) by
almost 20 mph. He also
designed several other unlimited hydroplanes that won the APBA
Challenge Cup. His son, Ron Jones, Sr., and grandson...
- five races. A
hydroplane (or hydro, or thunderboat) is a type of
motorboat used
exclusively for racing. A
unique characteristic of
hydroplanes is that they...
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Royal Yachting ****ociation
unlimited hydroplane rating is a
rating applied to
hydroplanes competing for the
water speed record, as
applied by the RYA....
- Trophy. "A
Brief History of the
World Championship Race for
Unlimited Hydroplanes". thunderboats.ning.com.
Retrieved 2021-07-16. The
Seattle Seafair committee...
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Gallaudet Hydroplane was on
display at the East Hall of the Arts and
Industries Building of the
Smithsonian Museum. Test
flights for
later hydroplanes built...
