Adrenaline junkies, prick up your ears!
If you want to experience some insane speeds on water waves, we've got you covered!
However, if you get seasick too quickly, these crazy boats definitely aren't for you, and
you should not even think of driving them!
In this video, we'll show you the top five Fastest Speedboats In The World.
Often called the Rolls Royce of powerboats, Skater 46 Pleasure is a highspeed powerboat
that offers adrenaline pleasure and crazy top speed thanks to twin engines producing
1500 hp each.
If the name Rolls Royce didn't get you caught up already, these numbers will.
With such a powerhouse, it can easily cruise at 100 mph for hours, especially when you've
got a full tank of 1000 gallons and a design perfect for a soft landing in rough waters.
Or you can just push the pedal to the ground and experience its top speed of 175 mph!
But this speedboat isn't only about the engine.
Most of its models feature a complete stereo system and air conditioning, which comes in
handy when hosting up to 5 guests.
Yep, this speedboat's spacious interior has enough room to seat five people, and the outer
appearance not even a bit less classy, which makes it a perfect blend of speed and luxury.
All that adventure, packed inside the Skater 46 Pleasure, will set you back 140,000 dollars.
Although the name Mystic Powerboat C5000 Turbine seems to hide some mysteries, you can't hide
anything from Glame Top 5, and here's everything you need to know about this beast.
C5000 Turbine is driven by two 1850 HP and can easily reach cruising speeds of around
150 MPH, while its max speed can reach up to 250 MPH.
Even the tank capacity is no disappointment, as it holds up to 500 liters of diesel.
The interior makes it an excellent choice for vacations as well.
At almost 50 feet long, it comes equipped with electronic equipment like the Log-speedometer,
plotter navigation center, and GPS.
Great stuff for the captain, but even the rest of the crew won't be bored or even too
hot.
This speedboat's features include a radio, CD Player, cockpit speakers, and a summer
vacation must-have air conditioning.
Want to use this beauty on your next vacation?
Prepare about 600,000 dollars.
I bet you have enough problematic children at home, but I promise this one will bring
more fun.
The Problem Child is the world's fastest nitro drag boat with the ability to go from 0-262
mph in just 3.5 seconds.
Well, that's nothing too unusual if you have 8000 HP ENGINE underneath the hood!
That's like 8 Ferrari SF90 Stradale's together!
This boat is a real speed devil, which is just proven by holding of the 15 quickest,
1000-foot elapsed times in history.
Hats down to Larry Bless and Eddie Knox, who put this thing together and won 2006, 2011,
2012, and 2013 Drag Boat World Championships.
Who says new is always better?
Bluebird K7 is one of the oldest and fastest hydroplanes of the 20th Century, reaching
speeds of around 276 MPH with the engines producing about 3500 hp.
It is considered to be one of the pioneers in the field of speedboats, especially with
this man behind the wheel.
Donald Campbell set several world water speed records between 1955 and 1967, with almost
beating the 300 mph mark.
But his final attempt with a 20kN engine didn't go too well.
The boat's enhanced speed was simply too much, and it capsized in the water after several
summersaults.
Campbell had zero chance to survive this accident...
Staying with old boats, the fastest speed boat in human history was made in 1973, and
even then, it was designed and built in a backyard by Ken Warby.
Yep, this sea demon called Spirit of Australia clocked in a record-setting speed of 317.6
MPH!
Ken mounted Westinghouse J34 engines on the boat, mainly used in aircraft and fighter
jets, producing a ludicrous 3000 hp!
That's like mounting a supercharged V8 engine on a scooter!
I bet I'm not the only one watching this in shock.
If you're an adrenaline junkie and want to try this yourself, I have some bad news.
This boat is no longer in service, and it can only be seen on permanent display at the
Australian National Museum.
And what about you?
Have you ever rode a speedboat?
Let us know in the comments, and also check out some other videos we have!