Fastest man on water in the world
Curtis Pitman darts in front of his competition while racing at the Apple Pie Jamboree in Pateros, WA, July 20-21. He is labeled as the fastest man on the water and holds a world record to prove it.
PATEROS, WA – Curtis Pitman of Cheney showcased his exceptional racing skills at the annual Apple Pie Jamboree in Pateros held on July 20-21.
Pitman, often hailed as the fastest man on water, demonstrated his prowess by winning his races despite giving his competitors a half-lap head start.
Pitman competed in and won the Ski Stock 2 Stroke Lites races on both days of the event. His victories were a testament to his remarkable talent and experience in the world of powerboat racing.
Curtis Pitman is widely recognized for his incredible achievements in the sport, with one of the most notable being his world record set in 2004.
He reached an astonishing speed of 197.93 miles per hour on Blowering Dam in New South Wales, Australia. This record-breaking feat was accomplished in a specially designed hydroplane boat named "Spirit of Australia II," engineered for maximum speed and performance.
Pitman's dedication to safety, precision engineering and his relentless pursuit of speed has solidified his status as a legendary figure in powerboat racing.
His 2004 world record still stands, a testament to both his skill and the advanced technology of his craft.
Beyond his racing achievements, Pitman is known for his commitment to the sport and the meticulous care he puts into his equipment.
His attention to detail and passion for powerboat racing continue to inspire both fans and fellow racers.
Following his success at the Apple Pie Jamboree, Pitman is set to compete again this weekend at the Osoyoos Cup in Oroville. Racing enthusiasts will be seeing him in action, again, expecting more thrilling performances from the fastest man on water.
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