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Racing: Canadian Driver, Rusty Wyatt, Leads F1H20

Rusty Wyatt Leads F1H20

Aug 22, 2024

With three races completed and the series now entering a summer break Innisfil ON’s Rusty Wyatt finds himself leading the UIM F1H2O World Championship. The series is set to resume in early October at the Grand Prix of China to be held in Shaghai. As only three races remain upon the series return in the Fall, one of which is currently in TBA status, the question arises: Can Wyatt maintain his momentum and secure the world title?

The UIM F1H2O World Championship is the world’s foremost international series of single-seater inshore circuit powerboat racing.

Highly competitive, intensely challenging, risky and entertaining, inshore circuit powerboat racing is the ultimate adrenalin rush and regarded as one of the most spectacular and exciting sports in the world.

Click here to catch up on Rusty’s big win at the last event in Sardinia.

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