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Who will join the UIM F1H2O World Champion on the podium?
Frode Sundsdal on
10th December 2023
We would highlight 3 names. Currently in 2nd position with 39 points is Ferdinand Zandbergen. He is starting in P3 today and holds a 4 point advantage over Victory Team driver Erik Stark, who sits in 5th spot on the grid behind MadCroc Gillman Racing driver Grant Trask, which gives Erik a good position for a high point finish. We cannot exclude Peter Morin, the China CTIC Team driver, who is only 2 points behind Erik Stark in the overall 23 championship.
So, who will it be?
It’s easy to say if you snooze, you lose. My best guess is that to secure one of the two open spots on the podium, the first thing you have to do is finish.
Jonas Andersson – World Champion, 63 Points.
Ferdinand Zandbergen – Sharjah Team, 39 points.
Erik Stark – Victory Team, 35 points.
Peter Morin – China CTIC Team, 33 points.
The BRM Pole Position Trophy was concluded yesterday with 82 points to Jonas Andersson.
Team Sweden also has a great shot at the TEAM
F1H2O World Championship trophy with their 1 & 2 starting positions tomorrow.
Team Sweden has 65 points to Sharjah Team’s 54. Ferdinand Zandbergen sits 3rd off the dock, but his vingman, Team Principal Sami Selio, is all the way down in 10th.
China CTIC Team sits in 3rd for the team championship with 46 points.
The last trophy to fight for in Sharjah is the F1H2O Fast Lap Trophy.
Zandbergen and Andersson will go down the wire to decide this one. They both have 52 points.
So, if you thought it was all done, I hope we gave you something to look forward to.
It’s a powerboat racing website that has covered circuit racing, offshore racing and PWC since 2016. Maintained by The Race Factory based in Norway who have specialists in event planning and promotion, social media, graphic design, and photography. We are currently working on our vision and believe that we can and will make a different in powerboating. We will dedicate our time to produce accurate factual stories and to promote the sport to a wider global audience.