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In addition to the 10 World titles, Guido won 70 Pole position and 62 PPs. As a Team manager, he already conquered 11 World titles in F1, F2, F4 and UIM Circuit World Championship.

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70° RAID PAVIA - VENEZIA

70° RAID PAVIA - VENEZIA

Guido Cappellini has struck again!

Guido's name has been etched in the history books once again, this time as champion of the 70th Pavia Venezia Raid, the world's longest endurance race. He proved once again that he is the King of powerboating, a legendary icon of the sport thanks to his skill, determination and unwavering passion.

FORMULA 1 GOLDEN BOOK

Guido Cappellini

FORMULA 1 GOLDEN BOOK

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GRAND PRIX CITY OF COMO

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GRAND PRIX - CITY OF COMO

CIRCUIT CERNOBBIO

Guido Cappellini

CIRCUIT CERNOBBIO - TROPHY VILLA D’ESTE

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GRAND PRIX CAMPIONE D’ITALIA

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GRAND PRIX POWERBOAT - CAMPIONE D’ITALIA

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HUNDRED MILES OF LARIO

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HUNDRED MILES OF LARIO

From 1981 al 2019

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COPPA DELL’OLTRANZA

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COPPA DELL’OLTRANZA

Coppa della Velocità Pura.

Established by Gabriele D’Annunzio in 1929 as the Coppa della Velocità Pura and in 1930 renamed by the poet “Coppa dell’Oltranza” in memory of Henry Segrave, an English pilot who had perished on Lake Windermere in 1930 in an attempt to win a world record.

In the spirit of its creator, the race rules were conceived according to the motto: “Higher and Beyond”. Reserved to the inboard race without limitation, in single race, assigned to the driver who in two laps, even not consecutive of the race, achieves the highest speed.

In order to qualify on the measured basis, the speed reached by the winner of the previous year must be at least one mile above the speed reached by the winner of the previous year. Qualification for the first edition of 1931: 65 miles, or 120,445 km/h, not exceeded by any competitor.

By resolution of the F.I.M. sports commission of 21 May 1960, qualification takes place in two stages: in 2 passes at a minimum speed of 157.420 km/h; in race on a circuit of 3 km. for a total of 30 km., assigned to the driver who in two laps, even not consecutive, achieves the highest average, however not less than 120 km/h.

In the following editions in order to obtain the cup, the best driver must have achieved an average speed on 2 laps, even not consecutive, of the circuit, equal to that obtained by the holder multiplied by 1.01.

Since 1996 the dispute of the Coppa dell’Oltranza has been extended also to outboards.

Without limitation.  Since 2001, all previous records have been reset to zero and we start again with inboard and outboard.

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TEAM MANAGER

F1 H2O, F.2, F.4, Endurance, 24 hours!

Guido Cappellini as Team Manager

As a Team manager, he already conquered 11 World titles in F1, F2, F4 and UIM Circuit World Championship.

2014

 

1st Absolute 24 Hours of Rouen F1 Inshore (Team New Star)

 

2015

 

1st Absolute 24 Hours of Rouen F1 Inshore (Team Abu Dhabi)
1st Absolute World Championship F1 H2O for Team (Team Abu Dhabi)

 

2016

 

1st Absolute World Championship F1 H2O for Team (Team Abu Dhabi)

 

2017

 

1st in the World Championship F1 H2O – World Champion: Alex Carella (Team Abu Dhabi)
1st in the UIM World Championship F2 Inshore – World Champion: Rashed Al Qemzi (Team Abu Dhabi)

 

2018

 

1st Absolute World Championship F1 H2O for Team (Team Abu Dhabi)
1st in the World Championship F1 H2O – World Champion: Shaun Torrente (Team Abu Dhabi)
2nd in the World Championship F1 H2O– World vice- Champion: Thani Al Qemzi (Team Abu Dhabi)
3rd in the World Championship F1 H2O – 3rd place driver: Erik Stark (Team Abu Dhabi)

 

2019

 

1st Absolute World Championship F1 H2O for Team (Team Abu Dhabi)
1st in the World Championship F1 H2O – World Champion: Shaun Torrente (Team Abu Dhabi)
1st Absolute UIM F2 World Championship – World Champion: Rashed Al Qemzi (UAE, Abu Dhabi Team)
1st Absolute UIM F4 World Championship – World Champion: Rashed Al Qemzi (Abu Dhabi Team)
1st Absolute UIM Endurance World Circuit – World Endurance Champions: Shaun Torrente, Rashed Al Qemzi, Rashed Al Tayer, Tullio Abbate jr (Abu Dhabi Team #35)
2nd Absolute UIM Endurance World Circuit – Vice- World Champions: Majed Al Mansoori, Rashed Al Remeithi, Faled Al Mansoori e Mohamed Al Mehairbi, (Abu Dhabi Team #36)
1st Absolute 24 Hours of Rouen F1 Inshore (Team Abu Dhabi) – Drivers: Shaun Torrente, Rashed Al Qemzi, R. Al Tayer
3rd Absolute 24 Hours of Rouen F1 Inshore (Team Abu Dhabi) – Drivers: F. Al Mansoor, R. El Remeithi, M. Al Mansoor

 

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