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EPISODE · Jan 14, 2026 · 1H 49M

Cheating, Costs & Change in Hydroplane Racing | Chasin’ Tails Ep. 74

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In Episode 74 of the Chasin’ Tails Podcast, the crew dives head-first into the state of hydroplane racing — what’s working, what’s broken, and what needs to change for the sport to grow.We break down race formats, rule proposals, engine regulations, inspections, safety, and the real cost of racing, while talking openly about fairness, cheating deterrents, and why participation and community matter just as much as performance.This episode also explores:The role of the APBA and IRCWhy race scheduling conflicts hurt participationIdeas like one-day race formats, regional series, and travel pointsHow engine innovation could lower costs and improve competitionThe importance of strong inspections, safety standards, and governanceWhy camaraderie and community are the backbone of the sportIf you care about the future of hydroplane racing, this is an honest, no-filter conversation you don’t want to miss.💬 Jump in the comments — what rule would you change first?🔔 Subscribe for more racing conversations, industry insight, and real talk from inside the sport.

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