Miss Madison Unlimited Hydroplane
Madison, Indiana
Sept 18, 2021: Jimmy Shane drove to a 1st place finish in Heat 2B to clinch the 2021 H1 Unlimited National High Points Championship for Miss HomeStreet and the Miss Madison Racing Team at the HomeStreet Bank San Diego Bayfair.
The Miss HomeStreet hydroplane will once again carry the U-1 designation in 2022.
Miss Madison Racing is busy preparing the equipment and U1 Miss HomeStreet for the final race of the 2021 season on Mission Bay in San Diego, CA. In addition to the racing on the water, the race for the National Championship for both team and driver will be settle at San Diego Bayfair. Follow our Miss Madison social media along with H1unlimited and San Diego Bayfair social media outlets for the latest information. 
Guntersville Lake Hydrofest will be back in 2022. July 25-26 are the dates for racing on the lake.
July 4, 2021: Jimmy Shane battled difficult river conditions and a field of strong contenders to capture his 2nd straight APBA Gold Cup and Indiana Governor’s Cup at Madison Regatta presented by NUCOR.
The victory is Jimmy’s 20th race win in the H1 Unlimited category and his 5th APBA Gold Cup. For Miss Madison Racing, their 6th APBA Gold Cup title comes on the 50th anniversary of their historic 1st APBA Gold Cup victory by driver, Jim McCormick in 1971.
Miss Madison Racing is celebrating its 60th anniversary in 2021. The racing team began in 1961 when Samuel DuPont donated his Nitrogen hydroplane to the City of Madison.
The team will be sharing favorite memories of team members, former drivers and fans throughout the season on social media. Miss Madison Board member Dave Taylor has created a digital souvenir photo book covering the history of the team that will be available for sale at race sites through the team’s merchandise tent.
In 1988, noted marine artist Paul C. LaMarre, Jr. created a watercolor painting, “The Evolution” capturing the 5 hulls that had raced as Miss Madison at that time. In honor of the 60th anniversary, Paul has completed a new painting, “Madison’s Legacy” that depicts the now 7 hulls that have raced for the team.
On June 22, 2021, The Madison City Council issued a proclamation recognizing the anniversary and honoring the racing team members, past and present.
The 60th anniversary logo below, also featuring artwork by Paul C. LaMarre, Jr., will be used throughout the year.
