Picture yourself traveling at 60 MPH, not sitting in your 3,000 lb. Chevy, but crouching mere inches above the water, braced in a 125-lb. wooden boat, the wind whistling by your helmet.

Your left hand squeezes the throttle; your right hand is glued to the steering wheel. As the boat skims over the ever-changing contour of the water, your slightest movement affects your ride. Rough water jolts you and the other boats — just inches apart.

75–100 entries of nationally ranked racers are expected to be on hand for this unique event. Spectators will be able to listen to the action and sponsor announcements via FM Radio.