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Cat Can Do and Team WHM take top spots in Mentor, Ohio

by Super Boat on 3 Sep 2016
2016 Park Ohio Super Boat Grand Prix Super Boat International
In Mentor, Cat Can Do and Team WHM Motorsports took first place in Superboat Unlimited and Superboat respectively. The inaugural event was a hit with race teams and fans as the beaches and boat spectator fleet were packed for nearly two miles!

The Unlimited race between Cat Can Do and Wake Effects was quite a display of power as the ‘two cats? fought it out lap after lap. It wasn’t until midway through the race that Lucas Oil moved into second and Cat Can Do took over the first position for the day.

WHM Motorsports ran a great race and kept the sponsors pointed forward as they took the lead after lap four, as Team Performance Boat Center broke a blade that ended their day. Appearing to be a crowd favorite, the WHM Team raced down the back stretch filled with established boat spectators of nearly 3500 boats. When one estimates how many spectators are on those boats, it makes for a great inaugural event for Super Boat International (SBI) and the city of Mentor.

President of Super Boat International, John Carbonell commented, “the Team of Cleveland Construction, Mark Small, police, fire, medical, and the entire volunteer network assembled by the city, put on a spectacular race weekend. We are very pleased with the way the first-time event was organized and promoted. The City of Mentor and everyone involved rolled out the red carpet for us and the SBI race teams.”

There was mutual appreciation by race teams enjoying their first experience in the City of Mentor, as well as locals and business owners who were pleased Super Boat teams were racing again on Lake Erie. The event, projected to bring tens of thousands of spectators, didn’t disappoint as great water and weather conditions filled the race course and event space.



The next race on the Super Boat circuit is the eight Annual Bright House Clearwater Super Boat Grand Prix, coming September 30 - October 2nd. If you can’t make it, catch it live on website.

2016 Park Ohio Super Boat Grand Prix

Superboat Unlimited

1st Cat Can Do 19. second Lucas Oil Silverhook 77. third Wake Effects 03.

Superboat

1st WHM Motorsports 3. second STIHL 13. third Cleveland Construction 4.

Superboat Extreme

1st AMH Construction/Instigator 1.

Superboat Vee

1st LSB Hurricane of Awesomeness 67. second Team Octane 04.

Superboat Stock

1st FJ Propeller S-19. second Juice N Java S-111

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