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DRIVERS/TEAMS
75
Kevin Alcock |
174
Ian Atkinson |
16
Phil Baldry |
30
Jason Barratt |
18
Ashley Benney |
61
Paul Benney |
19
John Billington |
169
Shannen Broad |
555
Ruan Burman |
202
David Butcher |
13
David Butcher |
20
Adrian Carter |
32
Steven Colborne |
17
Chris Colborne |
211
Justin Copeland |
99
Luke Copley |
66
Mark Copley |
03
David Duff |
46
Gareth Edwards |
69
Chris Endacott |
44
Thomas Foster |
113
Paul Geudon |
46
Tony Gilder |
92
Martin Golder |
67
Tony Hamilton |
38
Richard Haydock |
96
Irvin Hendrickson |
144
Leigh Hunnable |
144
Leigh Hunnable |
60
Kevin Jones |
35
Phil K-dobson |
22
Chris Kellett |
84
Alan Kingsley-dobson |
12
John Kingsley-dobson |
85
Bianca Kudla-dobson |
51
Richard Lucas |
172
Iain May |
94
Robert Mccarthy |
558
Dave Mccarthy |
800
Martin Morgan-owen |
21
Derrick Nelmes |
2022
Kev Newman |
13
Nathan Newman |
999
Sam Poore |
9
Michael Ranger |
55
David Sanders |
50
Shaun Schneider |
72
Brian Sexton |
69
David Sheppard |
77
Phil Snewin |
777
Brian Somers |
56
Marc Sommer |
80
Robert Wake |
34
Richard Weatherley |
155
Steve Whenham |
14
Clive Whitbread |
54
Jonathan Wilkins |
8
Gary Wilkinson |
666
Jane Wilkinson |
15
Dave Williams |
19
Richard Williams |
35
Stuart Wise |
666
Richard Zlotnicki |
THE NO.1 OFFSHORE MODEL RACING SERIES IN THE UK
For nearly 50 years, OMRA has been a premier offshore RC series, holding an annual championship with races at some of the UK's best coastal locations throughout the year.
LET'S RACE...
RACING FORMATS
Circuit/Endurance Racing
Our most common race is the endurance race. Various class heats run throughout the race day, with the highest laps in class crowned the winner. Both teams and individual competitors can score championship points. Races are typically 10 or 20 minutes. Endurance races are the main event held on Sunday on a race weekend. Sprint Racing
Held on a Saturday on a two day race weekend. The sprint race is a mad dash for fastest boat in class. Two warm up sighter laps then five laps full tilt to get the fastest time. One boat on the water at a time. Just dont stop, two stops and you're out! Chase Boat Race
Held in Torquay twice a year. Racers chase their boat in a full size powerboat on open water on a 6-8 mile course for the fastest time. This is the real deal in Offshore Powerboat Racing, held since 1969. The ShootOut
No messing about, this is F1 style qualifying on water! 5 minutes Free practice and a 3 miniute 'hot lap' window to set the fastest lap. Down to the thousandth of a second. Fast paced and action packed. Part of the Saturday at the annual Cowes event weekend.
Our most common race is the endurance race. Various class heats run throughout the race day, with the highest laps in class crowned the winner. Both teams and individual competitors can score championship points. Races are typically 10 or 20 minutes. Endurance races are the main event held on Sunday on a race weekend. Sprint Racing
Held on a Saturday on a two day race weekend. The sprint race is a mad dash for fastest boat in class. Two warm up sighter laps then five laps full tilt to get the fastest time. One boat on the water at a time. Just dont stop, two stops and you're out! Chase Boat Race
Held in Torquay twice a year. Racers chase their boat in a full size powerboat on open water on a 6-8 mile course for the fastest time. This is the real deal in Offshore Powerboat Racing, held since 1969. The ShootOut
No messing about, this is F1 style qualifying on water! 5 minutes Free practice and a 3 miniute 'hot lap' window to set the fastest lap. Down to the thousandth of a second. Fast paced and action packed. Part of the Saturday at the annual Cowes event weekend.
RACE CLASSES
Z CLASS
Designed originally as an entry-level class, these small model powerboats provide large amounts of fun and spirited racing.
They fall into two types:
Standard Z: 0 – 2.10cc (0.129 cu in) non-spark ignition glow engine, submerged drive only and no gearbox.
Modified Z: 0 – 2.10cc (0.129 cu in) non-spark ignition glow engine. Drive systems can be direct, geared, submerged or surface.
They fall into two types:
Standard Z: 0 – 2.10cc (0.129 cu in) non-spark ignition glow engine, submerged drive only and no gearbox.
Modified Z: 0 – 2.10cc (0.129 cu in) non-spark ignition glow engine. Drive systems can be direct, geared, submerged or surface.
C CLASS
Catamarans up to 65″ and 30cc engines (glow or spark ignition) are permitted in this rapidly growing class. Racing cats presents a new level of challenge in both setup and driving. Not for the faint of heart!
D CLASS
A petrol class aimed at those wanting to run a standard engine* or perhaps who are new to the sport.
RTR Boats of the requisite sized engine are also eligible to enter this class too, providing there is a fail safe and silencer fitted. Often supplied with a radio set, this really is cheap racing for all!
0 – 26cc (1.586cu in) Standard petrol engine Spark ignition only.*Refer to the RULES section for full class specs.
RTR Boats of the requisite sized engine are also eligible to enter this class too, providing there is a fail safe and silencer fitted. Often supplied with a radio set, this really is cheap racing for all!
0 – 26cc (1.586cu in) Standard petrol engine Spark ignition only.*Refer to the RULES section for full class specs.
E CLASS
E Class is OMRA’s Evolution class and features some real monsters. The Flagship class in OMRA. E Class boats are all petrol powered and therefore [relatively] cheap to run and build.
The sound of these big engines coupled with big hulls makes for spectacular racing, especially in the rough stuff!
0 – 65cc Spark ignition only
The sound of these big engines coupled with big hulls makes for spectacular racing, especially in the rough stuff!
0 – 65cc Spark ignition only
X CLASS
Introduced in 2019 as an experimental class. OMRA updates a 50 year rule and introduces a class to accommodate electric drivetrains.
We have already seen some very impressive set ups, achieving extremely fast lap times as 2020 becomes the first Championship season of X Class.
Note: X class does not have a fixed run time for heats, and will be decided by the Race Manager per event, based on race entrants. So the series is able accommodate starter, off the shelf and elite boat set ups alike.
We have already seen some very impressive set ups, achieving extremely fast lap times as 2020 becomes the first Championship season of X Class.
Note: X class does not have a fixed run time for heats, and will be decided by the Race Manager per event, based on race entrants. So the series is able accommodate starter, off the shelf and elite boat set ups alike.
