1999 General Motors Cup at
Seafair
Lake Washington, Seattle, Washington, August 8, 1999
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GENERAL MOTORS CUP AT SEAFAIR
SUNDAY:
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| 1st Place, Dave Villwock |
The highly anticipated final heat match-up between Dave Villwock, in the Miss Budweiser, and Greg Hopp, driving the Miss PICO, didn't materialize after all. Villwock took the checkered flag, for his fifth win this season. Hopp took second, but only after the U16 Miss E-Lam Plus was disqualified for an N-2 violation after the heat was run and awards given.
This was a banner day for Villwock, who took first in two of three preliminary heats, and second in one. He broke the course speed record during qualifying, and was the first driver to win first place in the final after being restricted to lane two. To add to his good fortune, his primary competition, Chip Hanauer, took the day off from driving, due to injuries incurred during last weekend's Tri-Cities, WA race. He did, however lose one heat to Hanauer's back up driver, Hopp. So he was relieved to see the end of the final and the checkered flag waving him in first.
"There were three boats that could have won today and we just happened to get it," said Villwock. "Hopp got a great start and won one heat. He got through there clean and did a great job. We had three good starts and one start that was bad. Sometimes it looks really easy when we click off boat wins. But you can see how tough it can get in the blink of an eye. How first can go to last."
It was simply a bad run of luck for Hopp from the start of the championship heat. First, he was denied his place in lane one by Mark Weber in the U10, York International Presents Pizza Time. Then, at the apex of the first turn of lap one, Hopp was the victim of a lane infraction committed by Dr. Ken Muscatel in the U14 The Tire Factory. Muscatel's encroachment into Hopp's lane, washed down the Miss PICO, and the boat briefly lost power.
VINTAGE HEAT:
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| Vintage heat | Dr. Ken Muscatel |
The next stop for the Hydros is Kelowna, BC Canada, next weekend.
FINAL HEAT:
Team, Driver, Sponsor, Speed (mph), Points
U1 Dave Villwock, Miss Budweiser, 137.105, 1500
U100 Greg Hopp, Miss PICO, 133.017, 1400
U10 Mark Weber, York International/Pizza Time, 130.747, 1150
U8 Nate Brown, LLumar Window Film, 118.026, 821
U20 Mitch Evans, Appian Jeronimo, 116.903, 690
U14 Dr. Ken Muscatel, The Tire Factory, 113.327, 714
U16 N. Mark Evans, Miss E-Lam Plus, DSQ*, 925
Fast Lap: #1, Dave Villwock, 143.281 mph
*DSQ N2 Violation
PROVISIONAL HEAT:
Won by Mitch Evans in the Appian Jeronimo. Mike Hanson finished second, Mark Tate was third. Mitch Evans will advance to the final heat with a 10 second handicap.
HEAT 3 RESULTS:
HEAT 3A:
Team, Driver, Sponsor, Speed (mph), Points
U100 Greg Hopp, Miss PICO, 145.998, 1100
U1 Dave Villwock, Miss Budweiser, 138.134, 1100
U10 Mark Weber, York International/Pizza Time, 128.367, 925
U20 Mitch Evans, Appian Jeronimo, 119.161, 563
U9 Mike Hanson, Miss Go Bowling, 110.127, 349
U15 Jerry Hopp, Graham Trucking/United Furniture Warehouse, DNS, 264
Fast Lap: #2, U100, Greg Hopp, 146.553 mph
HEAT 3B:
Team, Driver, Sponsor, Speed (mph), Points
U16 N. Mark Evans, Miss E-Lam Plus, 133.668, 925
U8 Nate Brown, LLumar Window Film, 128.034, 352
U14 Dr. Ken Muscatel, The Tire Factory, 114.818, 394
U2 Mark Tate, Freddie's Club, 113.587, 427
U19 Jerry Hale, Tveten's R.V. Mart, 112.115, 264
U3 Mike Weber, Graham Trucking, DNF, 127
Fast Lap: #1, U16, N. Mark Evans, 136.825
HEAT 2 RESULTS:
HEAT 2A:
Team, Driver, Sponsor, Speed (mph), Points
U1 Dave Villwock, Miss Budweiser, 137.902, 400
U16 N. Mark Evans, Miss E-Lam Plus, 132.536, 525
U20 Mitch Evans, Appian Jeronimo, 127.129, 394
U15 Jerry Hopp, Graham Trucking/United Furniture Warehouse, 121.784, 264
U9 Mike Hanson, Miss Go Bowling, 114.164, 222
U3 Mike Weber, Graham Trucking, DNF, 127
Fast Lap: #1, U1, Dave Villwock, 148.273 mph
HEAT 2B:
Team, Driver, Sponsor, Speed (mph), Points
U100 Greg Hopp, Miss PICO, 142.716, 700
U10 Mark Weber, York International/Pizza Time, 132.299, 700
U8 Nate Brown, LLumar Window Film, 128.034, 352
U14 Dr. Ken Muscatel, The Tire Factory, 114.818, 394
U2 Mark Tate, Freddie's Club, 113.587, 427
U19 Jerry Hale, Tveten's R.V. Mart, 112.115, 264
Fast Lap: #2, U100, Greg Hopp, 148.717 mph
HEAT 1 RESULTS:
Mark Weber led a rollicking parade for three laps. Mark Tate pushed the U2 Freddie's Club but was unable to catch Weber and the U10 York International/Pizza Time.
"Basically that was a get your feet wet type of run," said Tate. "To learn the boat in racing water, what it likes, what it doesn't like."
Miss Budweiser driver Dave Villwock led Heat 1B of the General Motors Cup at Seafair from start to finish. Although Villwock was the inside boat at the start UHRA officials ruled that Villwock had left lane one open.
"I didn't have too much room left in there," said Villwock. "I parked in lane two and Evans came up along side of me. That was the race."
Villwock, who has scored final heat victories in the previous two races, is prohibited from occupying lane one in any heat including the final. According to UHRA officials Villwock left the required 25 feet between himself and the buoy line and therefore was not penalized.
Greg Hopp worked to keep his boat, the Miss PICO, within a roostertail of Villwock's Miss Budweiser. On lap two Hopp made a move for the inside lane but spray from Villwock's hydro slowed Hopp's progress. Hopp then turned his attention to holding off a hard charging Mark Evans in the Miss E-Lam Plus.
UNLIMTED HEAT 1A:
Team, Driver, Sponsor, Speed (mph), Points
U10 Mark Weber, York International/Pizza Time, 136.978, 400
U2 Mark Tate, Freddie's Club, 132.901, 300
U14 Dr. Ken Muscatel, The Tire Factory, 126.172, 225
U19 Jerry Hale, Tveten's R.V. Mart, 118.418, 169
U3 Mike Weber, Graham Trucking, 115.410, 127
U15 Jerry Hopp, Graham Trucking/United Furniture Warehouse, 105.374, 95
Fast Lap: #1, U10, Mark Weber, 138.323 mph.
UNLIMTED HEAT 1B:
Team, Driver, Sponsor, Speed (mph), Points
U1 Dave Villwock, Miss Budweiser, 140.491, 400
U100 Greg Hopp, Miss PICO, 136.579, 300
U16 N. Mark Evans, Miss E-Lam Plus, 134.460, 225
U20, Mitch Evans, Appian Jeronimo, 120.509, 169
U8 Nate Brown, LLumar Window Film, 109.858, 127
U9 Mike Hanson, Miss Go Bowling, 96.919, 95
Fast Lap: #1, U1, Dave Villwock, 151.051 mph
PIT NOTES:
Two rule modifications were announced at yesterday's Driver's meeting. The
penalty for violating the DMZ area of the racecourse has been increased from a
$300 fine to a one lap penalty. The penalty for forcing into a lane has been
increased from $500 to a one lap penalty. It was perceived that several teams
were willing to pay the penalty in order to gain advantage on the racecourse.
The new modifications to the penalty structure should stem this problem.
The definition of "on-plane" was also reinforced at yesterday's meeting. This was done to prevent drivers from parking in lane one before the start of a Heat. A boat on the racecourse that goes "off-plane" for more than 5 seconds will be given a black flag.
SATURDAY:
UNLIMITED QUALIFYING:
Chip Hanauer won't tie Bill Muncey's career record in his hometown this weekend. After coming within eight miles an hour of Dave Villwock's top qualifying speed, Hanauer made the difficult decision to not drive due to injuries incurred in a crash at Tri-Cities last weekend.
"We were having trouble getting torque out of the boat. We kept trying to get it fixed and every time I tried it I just kept doing more damage (to my back). So it got to the point that to keep the boat going straight, I had to let off the throttle, and I just couldn't hang on to it," said Hanauer.
Rookie Greg Hopp will step into the PICO cockpit tomorrow. Until this weekend, Hopp had driven for his family's Hopp Racing Team, led by his father Jerry Hopp. Today was his first time driving the PICO.
"I found out about ten minutes before I went out in the boat," said Greg Hopp. "Fred came down and said Chip's back was hurting and they were having some handling problems with their back up boat. Then he asked if I wanted to drive."
Hopp is optimistic about his chances to take the Seafair Cup tomorrow.
"The first time out it was pretty bad. We ended up switching rudders and that took care of about 80 percent of it. It's handling better and I think it's pretty raceable," he said.
Dave Villwock continues to lead in speed in the Miss Budweiser on this the second day of qualifying. He leads the pack with a speed of 163.451 mph, breaking the existing course record of 162.543 mph. Hanauer in the Miss Budweiser set that record in 1995.
UNLIMTED LIGHTS RACING:
In Unlimited Lights competition, Randy Haas in the Wizards Casino/CompAir took
the checkered flag in this weekend's final. Haas battled with Graham Trucking
presents Pocket Mechanic driver Phil Bononcini, but it was determined that
Bononcini had jumped the start.
This is a long overdue win for Haas, who has been in a dry spell for more than three years.
"We keep tearing stuff up," said Haas. "I tore the canard off of it, I tore the cowling off of it, and I tore the wings off of it. It's been a hard road to go, but everybody keeps pitching in and working. We've finally done it."
UL FINAL:
Team, Driver, Sponsor, Speed (mph), Points
UL110 Randy Haas, Wizards Casino/CompAir, 106.551, 700
UL10 Charley Wiggins, Freddie's Club Light , 100.857, 1000
UL17 Rick Bridgeman, Ted's Red Apple Markets, 94.108, 394
UL38 Dave Bender, Aqua Tropics/Shields Auto Glass, 91.139, 694
UL72 Phil Bononcini, Graham Trucking/Pocket Mechanic, NA, 827
UL15 Jerry Hopp, Graham Trucking/Commercial Sealant, 78.550, 545
UL16 Bo Schide, ALAMO, DNF, 800
FAST LAP:
#1, UL110, Randy Haas, 106.551 mph.
* One minute penalty
UNLIMTED LIGHT HEATS 2A and 2B:
Heat 2A featured Bo Schide and the UL16 ALAMO on the ragged edge as he passed Phil Bononcini on the front stretch of lap number two.
"The water's a bit rough out there and I gave it a bit too much wing," said Schide. "It was a little light reacting so it got high until I got the boat down. I'm trying to get as good a ride as I can and still maintain speed. Once in awhile the boat does get a little more air under it. But that's the fastest way around the course."
Schide went on to win. Bononcini was second and Dave Bender was third.
Charley Wiggins got the inside lane on Randy Haas in Heat 2B and that proved to be just enough advantage to win. Haas kept his boat within a roostertail of Wiggins for all three laps and finished second.
Wiggins is locked in a national high points battle with Bo Schide. The outcome of this weekend's racing may well determine if Wiggins' Freddie's Club team travels North to Kelowna.
"We still haven't booked any flights home. We're just kind of holding our breath," said Wiggins. "We did lose a hundred points to ALAMO this morning in the first heat. The national points are important, the race wins are what we really want. We didn't enter this year thinking we could win the championship. We just wanted to win a few races. It's turned out better than we expected. Our focus is still on winning races."
HEAT 2A:
Team, Driver, Sponsor, Speed (mph)
UL16 Bo Schide, ALAMO, 108.408, 800
UL72 Phil Bononcini, Graham Trucking/Pocket Mechanic, 107.026, 700
UL38 Dave Bender, Aqua Tropics/Shields Auto Glass, 96.845, 525
UL24 Dave Bibby, Emerald Queen Casino, DNS, 0
UL23 Terry Troxell, Supercuts/Apex Laser, DNS, 0
FAST LAP: #2, UL16, Bo Schide, 110.470
HEAT 2B:
Team, Driver, Sponsor, Speed (mph)
UL10 Charley Wiggins, Freddie's Club Light, 104.935, 700
UL110 Randy Haas, Wizards Casino/CompAir, 101.447, 300
UL15 Jerry Hopp, Graham Trucking/Commercial Sealants, 82.492, 450
UL17 Rick Bridgeman, Ted's Red Apple Markets, N.A., 169
FAST LAP: #1, UL10, Charley Wiggins, 105.734
NOTE: The UL course is 1-2/3 miles.
UL FINAL HEAT LINEUP:
UL16 Bo Schide, ALAMO
UL72 Phil Bononcini, Graham Trucking/Pocket Mechanic
UL10 Charley Wiggins, Freddie's Club Light
UL38 Dave Bender, Aqua Tropics/Shields Auto Glass
UL15 Jerry Hopp, Graham Trucking/Commercial Sealant
UL110 Randy Haas, Wizards Casino/CompAir
UL17 Rick Bridgeman, Ted's Red Apple Markets
UL3 Doug Brow, Miss VNODE.com
UNLIMTED LIGHT HEATS 1A and 1B:
Phil Bononcini ran well as his competitors faltered one by one. Randy Haas challenged for one lap before going dead in the water at the entrance of turn one. Dave Bender kept it together and finished a distant second.
"I kind of thought that was going to be an easy one," said Bononcini. "We tried a couple of different carburetors yesterday and found one we think we like. It's going to go pretty good this weekend."
Charley Wiggins and Bo Schide ran like they were glued together until Wiggins hooked at the apex of turn one. Schide went on to win the heat in the UL16 ALAMO. Wiggins, after quick spin through the infield, was able to finish second. Jerry Hopp was third.
HEAT 1A:
Team, Driver, Sponsor, Speed (mph)
UL72 Phil Bononcini, Graham Trucking/Pocket Mechanic, 102.188, 400
UL38 Dave Bender, Aqua Tropics/Shields Auto Glass, 97.281, 300
UL24 Dave Bibby, Emerald Queen Casino, DNF, 0
UL110 Randy Haas, Wizards Casino/CompAir, DNS, 0
UL3 Doug Brow, Miss VNODE.com, DNF, 0
FAST LAP: #1, UL72, Phil Bononcini, 108.982
HEAT 1B:
Team, Driver, Sponsor, Speed (mph)
UL16 Bo Schide, ALAMO, 101.977, 400
UL10 Charley Wiggins, Freddie's Club Light, 93.589, 300
UL15 Jerry Hopp, Graham Trucking/Commercial Sealants, 83.662, 225
UL23 Terry Troxell, Supercuts/Apex Laser, DNF, 0
UL17 Rick Bridgeman, Ted's Red Apple Markets, DNF, 0
FAST LAP: #1, UL16, Bo Schide, 110.193
UNLIMTED FINAL QUALIFYING RESULTS:
Team, Driver, Sponsor, Speed (mph)
U1 Dave Villwock, Miss Budweiser (T5), 163.451*
U100 Chip Hanauer, Miss PICO (98-2), 155.783+
U16 N. Mark Evans, Miss E-Lam Plus, 149.782
U10 Mark Weber, York Intl./Miss Pizza Time, 147.868
U2 Mark Tate, Freddie's Club, 146.125+
U20 Mitch Evans, Appian Jeronimo, 145.590+
U15 Greg Hopp, United Furniture Warehouse, 145.053
U8 Brian Reynolds, LLumar Window Film, 142.851+
U9 Mike Hanson, Miss Go Bowling, 141.052+
U14 Dr. Ken Muscatel, The Tire Factory, 134.351#
U19 Jerry Hale, Tveten's RV Mart, 130.293
U3 Mike Weber, Graham Trucking, 127.945
+ Denotes increase in speed.
# Denotes new qualifier
* New 2 Mile Course Qualification Record:
U1 Dave Villwock, Miss Budweiser, 163.451mph
Old Record:
1995, Chip Hanauer, 162.543mph
FRIDAY:
Dave Villwock in the Miss Budweiser leads the pack in qualifying at the General Motors Cup at Seafair in Seattle, WA. His time is more than ten mph faster than his nearest competitor Mark Evans in the Miss E-Lam Plus.
Chip Hanauer, driver of the Miss Pico, returns after a spectacular crash last weekend in Tri-Cities, WA. Hanauer suffered a serious case of whiplash that threatened to keep him on the sidelines for the Seafair event. He is currently holds third place in qualifying with a speed of 148.432. He hopes to tie Bill Muncey's career record for wins this weekend on his home water. In attendance is Muncey's former wife, Fran, who has been pushing Hanauer to return to racing and go for the position of most winningest driver in Unlimited Hydroplane history.
Rejoining the Unlimited circuit this weekend is Mark Tate, former driver for Steve Woomer's Close Call Phone Card Team. Tate has not climbed into the cockpit of an Unlimited since last year's APBA Gold Cup, when he drove the U-99.
This is a sort of homecoming for Tate. His first job as an Unlimited driver was for Jim Harvey's Oh Boy O'berto team in 1990, when he won rookie of the year. Nearly a decade later, he returns to drive for Harvey's Freddie's Club team.
"Jim gave me a call and we discussed some of his situation with Steve (David). Steve felt that he wanted to step down earlier than what he'd hoped and he thought it was better for the team. So within a couple more phone calls and a couple of hours later, here I am back in Seattle," said Tate.
Also returning to Unlimited driving is Brian Reynolds, who will qualify the U8 LLumar Window Film boat this weekend. Regular driver Nate Brown is in Vancouver, B.C. watching his son race his quarter midget car. Brown will be back in the cockpit for Sunday's racing.
Reynolds has driven for U8 owner Bill Wurster in the past but, he is best known for his successful career as a GNH and Unlimited Light pilot.
FRIDAY:
UNLIMITED QUALIFYING RESULTS (ROUND TWO):
Team, Driver, Sponsor, Speed (mph)
U1 Dave Villwock, Miss Budweiser (T5), 161.907
U16 N. Mark Evans, Miss E-Lam Plus, 149.782
U100 Chip Hanauer, Miss PICO (98-1), 148.432
U10 Mark Weber, York Intl./Miss Pizza Time, 147.324
U15 Greg Hopp, United Furniture Warehouse, 145.053
U20 Mitch Evans, Appian Jeronimo, 144.309
U2 Mark Tate, Freddie's Club, 138.475
U8 Brian Reynolds, LLumar Window Film, 137.363
U9 Mike Hanson, Miss Go Bowling, 135.089
U19 Jerry Hale, Tveten's RV Mart, 130.293
U3 Mike Weber, Graham Trucking, 127.945
Yet to Qualify:
U14 Dr. Ken Muscatel, The Tire Factory
2 Mile Qualification Record:
1995, Chip Hanauer, U1 Miss Budweiser, 162.543 mph.
UNLIMITED LIGHT QUALIFYING RESULTS:
Team, Driver, Sponsor, Speed (mph), Points
UL16 Bo Schide, ALAMO, 116.016, 40
UL72 Phil Bononcini, Graham Trucking/ Pocket Mechanic, 110.913, 30
UL10 Charley Wiggins, Freddie's Club Light, 110.605, 23
UL110 Randy Haas, Wizards Casino/CompAir, 107.001, 17
UL15 Jerry Hopp, Graham Trucking/Commercial Sealant, 98.375, 13
UL23 Terry Troxell, Supercuts/Apex Lasar, 91.474, 10
UL3 Doug Brow, Miss VNODE.com, 102.628
UL17 Rick Bridgeman, Miss Ted's Red Apple Markets
UL24 Dave Bibby, Emerald Queen Casino
UL38 Dave Bender, Aqua Tropics/Shields Auto Glass
UL102 Scott McGregor, Miss Propulsion
UNLIMITED QUALIFYING RESULTS (ROUND ONE):
Team, Driver, Sponsor, Speed (mph)
U1 Dave Villwock, Miss Budweiser (T5), 161.907
U16 N. Mark Evans, Miss E-Lam Plus, 149.782
U10 Mark Weber, York Intl./Miss Pizza Time, 146.231
U15 Greg Hopp, United Furniture Warehouse, 145.053
U20 Mitch Evans, Appian Jeronimo, 143.155
U3 Mike Weber, Graham Trucking, 127.945
GENERAL MOTORS CUP AT SEAFAIR
Since the early 1950's unlimited hydroplanes have become synonymous with the
Pacific Northwest. Therefore, it is only fitting that the General Motors Cup be
associated with SEAFAIR, one of the largest festivals in the Northwest. For the
past 49 years, SEAFAIR has been a part of some of the best hydroplane races in
history. For many SEAFAIR goers, the term, "hydroplane" evokes images
of roaring water crafts barely skimming the surface of the water as they tear
around the course leaving only their signature "rooster-tails" in
their wake.
Today, the image may be the same but Unlimited hydroplanes are the fastest raceboats in the world. These turbine engined crafts can travel at speeds of 200 mph on a race course only 2.5 miles in length!
Once again, the General Motors Cup at SEAFAIR race course will be positioned as close as 500 feet off-shore promising a thrilling water-spraying view of these spectacular "flying boats".
New this year in honor of SEAFAIR's 50th anniversary is the PEMCO Vintage Hydro Heat. Among those scheduled to participate are the Slo-mo-shun V, the Miss Thriftway and the Miss Burien.
1999 GENERAL MOTORS CUP & U S WEST AIR SHOW TENTATIVE SCHEDULE
Thursday, August 5
10:45 a.m. - 2:45 p.m. U.S. Navy Blue Angels Circle & Arrival Maneuvers
Friday, August 6
9:00 a.m. Unlimited Hydroplane Testing
10:00 a.m. Unlimited Hydroplane Qualifying
11:00 a.m. U S WEST Air Show Preview
11:30 a.m. Drivers Autograph Session
11:50 a.m. U.S. Navy Blue Angels C-130 Hercules Demo
12:00 p.m. U.S. Navy Blue Angels Practice Performance
1:00 p.m. Unlimited Hydroplane Testing
3:00 p.m. Unlimited Hydroplane Qualifying
4:00 p.m. Unlimited Light Testing
5:00 p.m. Done for the day
Saturday, August 7
8:30 a.m. Unlimited Hydroplane Testing
9:00 a.m. Unlimited Qualifying
10:00 a.m. Unlimited Light Hydroplane
10:30 a.m. Unlimited Hydroplane Qualifying
11:30 a.m. U S WEST Air Show
11:45 a.m. Driver’s Autograph Session
11:50 a.m. U.S. Navy Blue Angels C-130 Hercules Demo
12:00 p.m. U.S. Navy Blue Angels Performance
1:00 p.m. Unlimited Lights Heat 1A presented by Hooters
1:10 p.m. U S WEST Airshow
1:30 p.m. Unlimited Lights Heat 1B presented by Graham Trucking
1:40 p.m. U S WEST Air Show
2:10 p.m. Unlimited Hydroplane Qualifying
3:10 p.m. Unlimited Lights Heat 2A presented by Sicklesteel Crane
3:20 p.m. U S WEST Air Show
3:40 p.m. Unlimited Lights Heat 2B presented by Cavanaughs on Fifth Avenue
3:50 p.m. U S WEST Airshow
4:05 p.m. Unlimited Hydroplane Testing
5:10 p.m. Unlimited Lights Final presented by Buick
5:25 p.m. Unlimited Lights Awards Ceremony
Sunday, August 8
9:00 a.m. Unlimited Hydroplane Testing
10:00 a.m. U S WEST Air Show: All Performers Fly-By
10:30 a.m. Opening Ceremonies
11:05 a.m. Unlimited Hydroplane Heat 1A presented by United Parcel Service
11:25 a.m. Unlimited Hydroplane Heat 1B presented by Johnsonville Foods
11:35 a.m. U S WEST Air Show
11:50 a.m. U.S. Navy Blue Angels C-130 Hercules Demo
12:00 p.m. U.S. Navy Blue Angels Performance
1:05 p.m. Unlimited Hydroplane Heat 2A
1:15 p.m. U S WEST Air Show
1:35 p.m. Unlimited Hydroplane Heat 2B presented by Cadillac
1:45 p.m. U S WEST Air Show
2:15 p.m. U S WEST Air Show
2:25 p.m. Unlimited Hydroplane Heat 3A presented by Johnson & Johnson
2:45 p.m. Unlimited Hydroplane Heat 3B presented by Oldsmobile
2:55 p.m. PEMCO Vintage Hydro Heat
3:30 p.m. Provisional Heat presented by Pontiac•GMC
3:40 p.m. U S WEST Air Show
4:10 p.m. General Motors Cup, SEAFAIR Final Heat presented by Chevrolet
4:30 p.m. Unlimited Hydroplane Awards Ceremony
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