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Shasta Lake, CA November 2, 2007--Innespace Productions has just launched their latest submersible watercraft, the Seabreacher ARL. This high performance vessel was designed and built specifically for use in a newly formed race series, The Aquabatic Racing League (ARL). Race teams can soon purchase limited edition hulls, and these teams will also have an active role in helping engineer and build their own custom racers. Innespace is recruiting teams to buy and operate their own Seabreacher vessels to race at upcoming ARL events. Sponsored vessels will compete head-to-head in a specially designed course, where they will have to dive under, jump over, and smash through obstacles, gaining extra points for hitting aerial targets and performing freestyle tricks. With all the thrills of Monster Truck Racing and Acrobatic Air racing, this new freestyle watersport will entertain stadiums of spectators as well as attract global media coverage. The current race-ready Seabreacher is powered by a 250hp supercharged Atkins Marine rotary engine. It can achieve speeds of up to 50mph on the surface and a staggering 20mph while fully submerged. Vehicles can dive to a maximum depth of five feet and can jump out of the water as high as ten feet. All these freestyle tricks are made possible with four independent control surfaces that allow the vessels to perform with all the maneuverability of an aircraft (pitch, roll, and yaw).The engine can continue to operate while submerged by way of a dorsal fin snorkel. The pilot's visibility is maintained via a snorkel-mounted camera that transmits live video to the dash-mounted LCD screen. This can also be broadcast live to giant stadium screens so spectators can get in on the action. "The ARL adds a third dimension to watercraft racing," says Innespace co-founder Dan Piazza, "and we think it will attract serious competitors who are tired of just skimming the surface."
PRESS RELEASE NOVEMBER 15, 2006 Shasta Lake, CA November 15, 2006. Innespace Productions, co-founded by Rob Innes and Dan Piazza, has just unveiled their latest submersible watercraft, the Seabreacher, recently selected as one of the winners in Time magazine's 2006 Best Inventions edition. The new two seat, dolphin-inspired vessel is the second model that Innespace has designed and built. The new Seabreacher is fifty percent larger than their original vessel in order to accommodate two full size occupants and larger engine packages. The current prototype is powered by a 175hp Atkins Marine rotary engine. The supercharged race version will putout over 240hp! The stock Seabreacher is expected to do 40mph on the surface and 20mph while fully submerged. The three quarter thick canopy on the SeaBreacher is taken from the new F-22 Raptor jet-fighter. The Innespace crafts were featured on the hit TV show Monster Garage and have performed live demonstrations throughout the US, including a nationally broadcast demonstration on the Chicago River on the Today Show. Their single seat Dolphin is currently available to perform live demonstrations at boat shows or other aquatic events. Innespace plans to launch their own aquatic racing event featuring a number of their new SeaBreacher vessels. Sponsored vessels will race head to head as they jump over, dive under and smash through obstacles set along a specially set up race course. Innespace compares their new event to the popular spectator sport of Monster Truck racing. For further information visit www.innespace.com or contact: Rob Innes (530) 917 4316 Dan Piazza (530) 917 8725 INNESPACE PRODUCTIONS 13666 Lake Blvd Shasta Lake, CA 96019 Email: innespace@jett.net Website: www.innespace.com http://www.time.com/time/2006/techguide/bestinventions/inventions/transportation7.html
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