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Collection: Apache Star®

The Official Apache Star® Apparel Line.  The World Record Speed Run from Key West to Havana, Cuba completed on August 1st, 2015. 

This was the first U.S crew and U.S. race boat in 50 years to arrive in Cuba with the approval of the U.S government. Not only did the Apache Star® set the new record but they destroyed it! The Apache® achieved the new world record in only 90 minutes through 3 to 9 foot seas, one of Apache Powerboats® greatest achievements to date!


Apache Star®

The Apache Star® is the most famous Deep-V offshore Kevlar® and carbon fiber race boat in history. Originally named Apache® Heritage, the boat broke multiple records and won world championships in 1992 and 1993 while writing powerboat history as the first sit-down Deep-V in the world.
Following more than 7,000 hours of painstaking work to refurbish the boat to as-new condition, The Apache Star® once again wears it’s famed Number 50. Modern upgrades to the boat include new custom-made helmets and Recaro racing bucket seats that utilize technologies developed for next-generation fighter jets, plus twin Mercury Racing bi-turbo engines that generate a combined total of 2,700 horsepower.
Apache Star® set a record for the fastest crossing between Key West, FL and Havana, Cuba on August 1st, 2015. 

 

Apache Star® traversed approximately 110 Nautical Miles in the span of 90 minutes, beginning in Key West Florida on August 1st. This journey beat the previous boat crossing record by over 4 hours! The former record for the fastest Florida-to-Cuba crossing was set in 1958 by Forest Johnson, with a time of six hours, 24 minutes. This beat the original record, set in 1922 by Gar Wood.

110 Miles In 90 Minutes

On August 1st, 2015 the Apache Star traveled 110 nautical miles from Key West, FL to Havana, Cuba in only 90 minutes. This shattered the pervious world record by over 4 hours set by Forest Johnson!
Click below to watch a 2 minute video wth exclusive footage from the World Record Speed Run!

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