Pantera 28ft offshore powerboat racing in rough water

Pantera racing boat offshore in F1-28 Travel Now.com 1999 – 2000 Race Season. Mercury racing motor powers this Pantera 28 race boat. Extreme speed with excellent handling over some big waves. All Pantera boats, including the companies high performance pleasure poker run boats, are built for extreme race conditions. We offer customers a true custom offshore boat. To see more please visit www.panteraboats.com or subscribe to our channel for new videos updates.
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  1. dpentecost1 says:

    offshore-powerboat-racing.blogspot.com
    looking for a driver and some innovation ?

  2. peterm8133 says:

    you dont cut the engines u just throttle back a bit

  3. deathbypistol says:

    I think it is time for a race team to comment on this. 1st, maulerz5bigal172 better not be talking dollars because an engine alone is twice that amount… for these type of boats. Next, they do back off the throttle but it is not really necisary. It is not good for the boat but it is not going to destroy the boat if you let it happen

  4. ninrou1776 says:

    yes, if you hit still water with the props spinning you will break the drive

  5. afu1991 says:

    yeah sry, i meant the throttles lol :E

  6. asuperv27 says:

    never said i’m the best, in fact i have never even been on a boat like one of these, i just know that they do indeed back off the throttle when the come out of the water even if it is just for a sec. you don’t know me how can you hate me? at least my comment pertained to the video

  7. figgia2K9 says:

    i hate people like you, o yeah you guys dont know anything about racing, o im the best, go suck a cow.

  8. asuperv27 says:

    he means the guy backs off the throttle not turns the motor off.

  9. asuperv27 says:

    wow none of you guys know anything about racing, of course they back off the throttle when the come out of the water, thats why there is a throttle guy, sure hitting the rev limiter once is probably not that big of a deal but every 15 secs is, not only is it bad for the motor but its bad for the prop shaft, think about it in the water the prop has a huge load on it then it comes out of the water enabling it to increase rpms if it went back into the water at that rpm all the stress would break it

  10. Snipetopright15 says:

    no u pull the throttles back fast then drop them again

  11. SuperMuise says:

    if you listen carefully you can hear the revs come down every time the boat jumps out of the water. Thats the throttle mans job to pull back on the throttle so you dont over rev or put too much pressure on the tranny when you land, hence why there are two people in the boat. 1 driver, 1 throttle man

  12. maulerz5bigal172 says:

    its more than 5000 for theses boats- around 6000 to 6500

  13. damienrogers says:

    Dude, you know nothing about boats! How can you switch off the engines at 5000 RPM and start again within 1 or 2 seconds and put the engine back at about 5000 RPM?! If you can do this, then give me a call ! xD

  14. ghbghg says:

    lmao you can start out boards out of the water for like 10 seconds with out damage. ive had alot of outboards. if you are in a speed boat and make a wave and become airborne for long enough to blow your engines the engine should be the least of your worries because you are a crazy mofo and you boat is prolly gonna be broken in half lol.

  15. jn20000 says:

    realy? he actually shuts down the engines when they come out the water? there is no way. they arn’t out the water but for mabe a full second at a time. i honestly think that the engines are just built tough enough to withstand coming out of the water like that. i think the engines just ping off the rev limiter a little, and then when they hit the water again, they just go right back. but i don’t know for sure. just some common sense thinking..

  16. afu1991 says:

    it is, one of the guys onboard turns off the motors everytime they fly over the surface

  17. ChazWeisbeck says:

    i thought it was bad for the propeller to come out of the water

  18. mojoboat says:

    Every time i watch videos of OSO racing or any other the man is always speaking over the engines!! I mean when you by the vid from your cam. photographer they are good but I bet most people would like to here their boat run

  19. johanbok1993 says:

    that’s so coool

  20. Ehnebom says:

    Is this P4-4?

  21. angusmcflurry says:

    Pantera’s are bad ass and that one looks sweet cutting through the chop. Reminiscent of the Magnum 27.

  22. jeff55v says:

    looks like the boat has a perfect attitude.
    Great!

  23. GejamalProductions says:

    wouldnt mind doing this … but i think i will stick to my inshore racing (I race an OSY 400)

  24. solarcat1 says:

    Notice how little chinewalking it does compared to other makes like Laveycraft. Very well-behaved at WOT even in rough water(which compared to Jersey this wasn’t very big water).

  25. solarcat1 says:

    Jo and Pepe you are the best! Can’t wait to see the 41 in Super V!

    catmando/OSO

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