The best of wishes to all of you on the national day. We´re celebrating this national day by working on and modifying racing props — the racing season is starting very soon and we have a lot to finish before it do. Once again, happy national day. Hope to see you all this summer.
Our sponsee, Mette Brandt Bjerknæs, was interviewed by the biggest Norwegian newspaper, VG, the other day. If you haven´t already, we suggest you check out the interview, right here. Also, check out Bjerknes Racing on Facebook for updates and more information.
This ad was in Powerboat and Waterskiing. We did cut the ad out because it was a special design. Anybody knowing if the boat really came on water? Read more ›
Earlier today we experienced that someone hacked into our webpages and caused the website to go «offline» for a couple of hours. Luckily, the problem was quickly resolved and the website should now be up and running like normal. Also winraceboats.no is back in business. Have a great week everyone!
Three times world-champion, Bob Wartinger, stopped by our shop earlier today. Bob has won 24 (!!!!!) US National Championships and over the last 40 years he has pulled 124 (!!!!!!) national and international speed records. It´s been an honor, Bob – you´re welcome back any time!
Our PR-manager, Nina Dorthea, was portrayed in Agderposten the other day. «It´s quite an honor to be selected to be the name of the day. Thanks goes out to Merethe Hommelsgård for taking her time and effort to write the story», Nina Dorthea says.
We just got this cool paddles, made of tree, from our sponsor. Isn´t they cool? Stop by our sponsor, Winrace Propellers A/S, and get one yourself. They cost 325 NOK included tax (or 260 NOK tax excluded).
Jan Henrik Anderson just sent us a couple of pictures of his Viking Queen and Fjord 21 Sport that were displayed at Sjøen for Alle. Thanks Jason!
Sjøen For Alle (Oslo Boat Show) is over, and we are already back home after a great week in the capitol. Just wanted to thank everyone who took their time to stop by our booth this past week. We´ll see you all next year – same time, same place.
This boat hasn´t been out on the water since 1982, and has been stored for 30 years. The setup of the boat is like it used to be back then, but here it was tested with a newer engine, a Tohatsu 25hp to see how it acted. This test will be used as a foundation for the new catamaran we are going to develop for 30hp engines. This boat still has the world record in class SB, 30 years after the record try. This was the first Norwegian built boat in wood that won an international championship.
