THUNDER
on Wolf Creek
7th Annual Thunder On Wolf Creek
The “Greatest show on the water.”
Three Days of Racing Excitement
August 9 – 11, 2019
Free Admission
THUNDER
on Wolf Creek
The “Greatest show on the water.”
Three Days of Racing Excitement
June 29th – July 1st, 2018
Free Admission
Race Schedule – David Kane’s Race
20 heats of Hydroplane and Runabout boat racing. 65 boats from 15 states will compete for points in the National Boat Racing Association (NBRA).
Friday August 9, 2019
- To test sign in at Rick Miller’s Motor home. Signing the release by drivers and crew is required.
- Testing 12pm – 5pm.
Saturday August 10, 2019
- Drivers Meeting 10:45am – 11:15am
- Testing 9am – 10:30am.
- Racing 12pm – 5:30pm race.
Sunday August 11, 2019
- Racing 12am – 4 pm.
Prizes
- $3,000 tow money donated by the David Kane family.
- $1000 C Stock Hydro draw donated by the Mark Monkres family.
- Note: you must compete both days to be eligible for tow money.
Thunder On Wolf Creek is conducted by the Oklahoma Boat Racing Association and sanctioned by the National Boat Racing Association.
Race Sponsors
To Sponsor the Race please contact Leonard Miller 918-791-1733.
Race Day
The Greatest Show on the Water.
Photos from Prior Races
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Thunder On Wolf Creek
Although this is a good pic of Rick Miller, more importantly look at Terry Long on the wave runner as well as Mark Buzzard not in the pic who were there Friday thru Sunday ready to help when needed. We could not race without them. Also shout out to Jimmy Besson for the great photo.
Just a note about What's Up Doc? Racing. The name came from my uncle who painted Bugs Bunny on my father's boat with the caption What's Up Doc? In 1953. I was thirteen.
Terry, Mark & JImmy are jewels! They are the best! Turn boat judge turn around in 3 minutes! Glad they are part of our team!
Braxton with Dudley Malone help rebuilt this 40 year old motor. It is not so fast but has great acceleration.
Not my pic. I was not able to attend these races. Jimmy Besson took this pic.
My father Kenneth Miller was a electrician.
Thank you to our Safety Crew our working today.
I can hear the practice runs today
Race teams are getting set up and more teams rolling in. Testing today from 12-5
