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Propeller-free and still turning heads: Rowdy Dowty went back to the lake where it all began

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By Kirsten Thomas
| Boating NZ
A rare 1950s speedboat with a New Zealand connection at its mechanical heart has returned to the Cotswolds lake where it first caused a sensation, more than 65 years after Donald Campbell drove one across a sandbank and into the history books. On 5 June 2026, a Dowty Turbocraft named Rowdy Dowty powered off from Lake 16 at South Cerney, the same stretch of water where Campbell trialled the craft in the late 1950s. The boat represents a cross-Pacific collaboration that was unusual for its era.
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Groupe Beneteau realigns its global fleet

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By Kirsten Thomas
| Boating NZ
A major industrial transition has reshaped the American recreational boating landscape. Groupe Beneteau recently finalised a decisive restructuring program, electing to halt assembly lines at its long-standing Cadillac, Michigan facility. Marking a major pivot toward European consolidation, this move divests Groupe Beneteau of three iconic domestic watercraft labels: Four Winns, Glastron, and Scarab Jet.
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Thunder from Down Under: The Lupton dynasty storms Brockville

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By Kirsten Thomas
| Boating NZ
Ken Lupton arrives in Brockville as the reigning back-to-back North American champion, but his biggest threat this year may well be his own brother. From June 26–28, 2026, Ken and Jack Lupton are set to shake the St. Lawrence River. The 1000 Islands Regatta is roaring back to Blockhouse Island in Brockville, Ontario. For locals, it is a massive summer festival filled with food trucks, kids’ zones, and evening rock concerts. Down in the pits, however, the atmosphere will be pure tension.
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