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Miss US-1 coming back to G'ville

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The year was 1962 when the Miss US-1 hydroplane set the world water speed record of 200.42 miles per hour at Lake Guntersville. The fabled boat returned to Guntersville last year and it will be back this year.

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Miss US-1 coming back to G'ville

The year was 1962 when the Miss US-1 hydroplane set the world water speed record of 200.42 miles per hour at Lake Guntersville. The fabled boat returned to Guntersville last year and it will be back this year.

3 days ago·Guntersville, United States

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The Advertiser-Gleam broke the news in Guntersville, United States 3 days ago on Monday, June 2, 2025.

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