Motorboat development

my country launched the motorboat sport in July 1956, held its first national competition in Wuhan in 1958, and formally joined the International Motorboat Federation in 1981. China launched the motorboat sport in July 1956. In the same year, it sent a team to participate in the 1st International Sailing Competition held in Gizycko, Poland. It won the first place in the competition group with a cylinder working volume of 350 ml and a cylinder volume of 350. The 4th place in the ML 10km ring race team. In the 2nd International Maritime Sports Competition held in Bulgaria in 1957, the Chinese team won another gold medal, 3 silver medals, and 3 bronze medals. In August 1958, the 1st National Motorboat Race was held in Wuhan. In 1959, 1963, 1964, 1975, 1979, and 1980, national motorboat races and performances were held, which enriched the cultural life of the masses and promoted the continuous improvement of sports skills.

The form of the motorboat competition is a closed-field circle racing. The main technical keys are: starting, accelerating, circling the target, overtaking and sprinting. During the game, the motor roared, the waves splashed, and the climax was exciting and exciting.

my country is a full member of the International Motorboat Union (Union International Molonautique). The International Motor Federation consists of the Safety Committee, Technical Committee, Offshore Committee, Recreation and Navigation Committee, Sports Committee, Formula Committee, Formula One Committee, Jet Ski Committee and Arbitration Committee.

The International Motor Federation holds world championships, intercontinental championships and international grand prix competitions at various levels every year.

Since the early 1980s, my country has sent teams to participate in the World Championships every year and has won the world runner-up three times. In 2002, my country's Jiangxi athlete Peng Linwu won the world championship in one fell swoop at the O-125 World Motorboat Championships held in Finland, achieving a breakthrough in the zero gold medal of my country's motorboat world championships.

The association also successfully hosted the Formula One (F1) World Motorboat Championships three times in 1995, 1996 and 1997, with millions of spectators.