As the 2012 powerboat racing season closes, TVR is ecstatic to announce another successful season. Although the season ended with a bang instead of a boom at the National Championships in Illinois, the team still broke records.

The #8, Formula 3 powerboat driven by Tammy Wolf with crew chief, Sam Haraway’s guidance was able to gain a Divisional Title in West Virginia. This is the first, women driven team that has obtained this title in Formula 3 racing. We are also the only team with a women driver that has won two races in the American Powerboat Superleague Series. Last season, the team won the Regional Championship in Indiana and now a title of Divisional Champion.  

In October, Tammy will be the second women in the American Powerboat Superleague Series 25 year history to win the Iron Women Award. Tammy and the team have run 30 consecutive races. This is an extremely elite group that Tammy and the team are now inducted into.

At the conclusion of the season the team finished 4th in Powerboat Superleague Series Points and ranked 6th in the United States.  

2012 Season in Review:

- Huntington Classic, West Virginia – DIVISIONAL CHAMPION

– Marietta Riverfront Roar, Ohio – Saturday’s race – 2nd place

- Marietta Riverfront Roar, Ohio – Saturday’s race – 4th place

- North American Championship, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

– 4th place – Thunder on the Fox, Elgin Illinois

– 4th place – Roar of Thunder, Indiana – Regional Championships – 4th place

– National Championship: 2nd place in Time Trials, National Championship was hit on the course but was able to re-enter field one lap back and receive 10th place finish.

The team has received an invitation to race in the largest and most popular event in the world, the 24-hour Rouen race in France. Although plans have not been finalized it is an honor to be invited and recognized in an international circuit for the team’s hard work and accomplishments.

TVR would like to thank Digatron USA, Odyssey Battery, Scorpions EXO and L&G Marine for the continued support and friendship.