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The Lake of the Ozarks Shootout is being held once again in August. It will be Shootout 2022 time! There are many events happening during Shootout weekend. For the latest information, schedules, registration, and much more, visit: The Lake of the Ozarks Shootout is the largest unsanctioned boat race in the United States and has been voted as the number 1 boat race/shootout in the Country by the Powerboat Magazine Readers for the last several years. It has also been listed by Powerboat Magazine as one of the 8 "must see" boating events. New radar guns in 2012 proved to be extremely accurate for the racers. Lake of the Ozarks Shootout 2022 is being held at Captain Ron's Bar & Grill in August will bring the top racers and off shore racing power boats topping 244 MPH. The largest unsanctioned boat race in the midwest with over 100 racers and 100,000 spectators. Proceeds will benefit the Lake Area Rescue Teams, and other charitable organizations! WHAT: The 34th Annual Lake of the Ozarks Shootout Powerboat Races LAKE OF THE OZARKS, MO – The largest and longest-running unsanctioned powerboat race in the country, the Lake of the Ozarks Shootout, returns to Central Missouri’s Lake of the Ozarks this weekend on Saturday, Aug. 27 and Sunday, Aug. 28. The high-speed, action-packed main event, which has been hailed as one of the “must-see boating events in the country” by Boating Magazine, takes place at Captain Ron’s Bar and Grill in Sunrise Beach with powerboats racing individually to see who can log the fastest speed to be crowned the overall “Top Gun” for 2022.  The reigning Shootout champion is American Ethanol, which has won the Top Gun title the last seven years running with a winning speed of 193 miles per hour in 2021. All proceeds raised from the Lake of the Ozarks Shootout and its corresponding events are donated to eight Lake-area fire and rescue departments and numerous charitable organizations around the Lake of the Ozarks. In 2021, the Shootout raised $445,000 for nearly 40 different local charities. For more information on the Lake of the Ozarks Shootout and a complete schedule of events, visit www.LakeoftheOzarksShootout.com. Anyone traveling to the Lake of the Ozarks will find accommodations to fit every style and budget. There are full-service large-scale resorts and smaller family-owned and operated resorts as well as charming bed and breakfasts or comfortable cabins and cottages. There is no shortage of fully furnished vacation rental homes and condominiums. There also is a selection of familiar hotels and motels at the Lake. For those who prefer sleeping under the stars, there are spacious campgrounds and RV parks interspersed throughout the area. For a complete list of accommodations available at the Lake, visit the “Lodging” tab at www.FunLake.com. Visitors also can learn more about all the fun events, attractions and activities, as well as lodging and dining options available all year at the “Best Recreational Lake in the Nation” at www.FunLake.com or by calling the Lake of the Ozarks Convention and Visitor Bureau at 1-800-FUN-LAKE (386-5253). # # # For media assistance or high-resolution photography, please call The Beenders-Walker Group toll-free at 1-800-544-8474 or email Marjorie Beenders, Jo Duncan, or Kyle Stewart. A Vision Marine Technologies Bruce 22 equipped with the company’s E-Motion 180e engine set the new electric boat speed record for the famed Lake of the Ozarks Shootout this weekend, reaching 49 mph / 78 kmh in its third and final run.This is the third year that there has been a category for electric boats at the Shootout, and the third year that Vision Marine Technologies (formerly Canadian Electric Boat Company) has competed…and won! In 2018 Randy Vance, an Editor at Boating magazine, set the initial Ozarks e-boat record of 25mph / 39kmh in a Torqeedo-powered ‘panga’ style boat from US boatmaker Calypso. Then in 2019 Randy piloted a Volt 180 with a Torqeedo Deep Blue 80 and 30kW BMWi3 battery and moved the record up to 30mph / 48kmh. New 180E powers electric boat speed recordIn November of 2020 the Canadian Electric Boat Company became Vision Marine Technologies and closed a $27M Initial Public Offering (IPO) on the Nasdaq exchange. One of the exciting things about the newly named corporation was its announcement that it would be developing its own high power electric outboard. This year that outboard, the e-Motion 180E, was strapped onto another VMT hull – the Bruce 22 – and set the new record, almost doubling the speed from 25mph to 49 mph in just 3 years. What a testament to how quickly electric boat technology is advancing! The Lake of the Ozarks Shootout is the largest unsanctioned boat race in the US, named one of the nation’s eight “must-see” boating events according to Powerboat Magazine. This was the 33rd running of the Shootout. It was started in 1988 when a bunch of local boat owners set up an informal competition to find out whose was fastest. It has grown since then to host 70,000 to 100,000 spectators during event weekend and it it has become a large donor for local charities, including eight Lake-area rescue teams. Last year over $400,000 was raised for 40 different organizations. Congratulations go out to the team at Vision Marine for this record, but they have their eye on not just the Lake of the Ozarks record, but the world electric boat speed record. The race for the electric boat speed recordThe fastest electric boat of any description is from Jaguar Vector Racing, which hit a speed of 88.6 mph / 142kmh in 2018 over a 1 mile stretch on the tranquil waters of England’s Coniston Water Lake. That is a boat developed in partnership with Williams Advanced Engineering with the sole goal of breaking the record. For production electric boats, the world record is held by SAY Carbon – 57.5mph / 93 kmh – set June 24, 2018 on Lake Zell in Zell am See, Austria during the IONICA electric mobility trade fair and conference. That was the stumbling block for Norway’s Evoy Marine in their attempt at the production boat record on a cold November day in 2019. Everything was set up with 4 runs at maximum speed, the average of the first two being 63 mph – over 100 km/h. But the winter weather of Norway got in the way and not enough runs were completed to officially qualify. Perhaps not surprisingly, the two companies that are out there with these electric boat speed record attempts – Vision Marine Technologies and Evoy Marine – are the same ones that have high powered outboard motors available for order. You can find details of each on their websites: Evoy electric outboard system Vision Marine E Motion electric outboard series PHOTO of BRUCE 22: ©Jeff Helmkamp / LakeExpo.com Exciting things are happening every day in electric boats and boating. |
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