Celebrate the life and memory of Mark Hahn at the Mark Hahn Memorial 300 Mile Race. Mark Hahn was an endurance racer, instrumental in growing the sport across the country before his untimely death during a PWC race in 2004. This event is expected to draw a record number of teams from around the globe as well as all of the top PWC racers.
The race is designed to be a lifestyle event that allows first time racers as well as veteran racers to compete at their own level where everyone walks away a winner having just competed in and completed the grueling 300 mile journey. There are so many variables in the event -- from fuel stops, rider changes, rough water conditions and attrition -- it is conceivable that a stock boat with an inexperienced racer could walk away the overall winner. The Mark Hahn Memorial is the WORLD'S LONGEST ENDURANCE RACE, and one of the only races that use a modified Le Mans start.
Race entries from last year's event included entries from Portugal, Japan, Canada, Chile, Germany, Indonesia, France, Slovakia, Belgium, Australia and Russia!
Following the race, Mark's long-time friend Mike Follmer will host a first-class awards banquet featuring cash purses. Situated in Lake Havasu City, the Mark Hahn Memorial 300 is covered by international boating media enhancing the bragging rights in and around the entire "Jet Ski" racing world.
Spectators can pay the Lake Havasu State Park entry fees of $20 per vehicle (annual state park passes will be accepted)
For entry form and more information visit www.MarkHahn300.com
Event dates, times and/or details are subject to change. Please contact event coordinator or check event website to verify information.
Photo credits: Shawna Menser
