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On Saturday 21st June 2008 tradition will be
honoured with 50 craft starting off
the shores of Portsmouth, at Southsea
Castle.

All the powerboats will be moored at
Gunwharf Quays from Wednesday
18th June to get ready for their
gruelling task ahead so you will
be able to view all the boats from
The Waterfront and hear those
engines roar.

The start of the Round Britain
Powerboat Race will take place in two
stages from Southsea Castle. The first
stage will start at 9.30am and the second
stage will start at 10.00am - so if you
miss the boats at Gunwharf Quays, you'll
have the chance to watch them streaming
down the Solent for their first leg of
over 170 miles to Plymouth.

The Race will also finish at Southsea Castle,
Portsmouth on Monday 30th June and the
boats estimated time of arrival is
from 2.00pm and will be moored at
Gunwharf Quays until 1st July.

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Our Combination Package

With Luxury High Speed Cruiser and High Speed RIB for up to 18 people - All inclusive price of £3940 + vat (exclusive use of our Cowes Harbour Buoy)

This is the most famous endurance race in powerboating, The Cowes-Torquay-Cowes (CTC), will be reintroduced to the sporting calendar in 2008 by Powerboat P1 Management Ltd, organisers of the Powerboat P1 World Championship. The CTC, which first ran in 1961, will take place over the August Bank Holiday weekend and is expected to attract worldwide interest.

The Cowes-Torquay-Cowes is an open event, organised in association with the British Powerboat Racing Club (BPRC) and up to 80 craft are expected to participate. The boats will start and finish in Cowes and the front runners are expected to complete the course in less than four hours - weather permitting. The Cowes-Torquay-Cowes was the very first offshore race in Europe and is recognised as one of the toughest challenges in world powerboating, comparable with the Indy 500 and 24 Hours of Le Mans.