A boat going 213 mph hit the finish line and then literally took off. It happened at the Lake of the Ozarks Shootout, where the boat had just clocked the fastest run of the day. Seconds later, it flew into the air, flipped and came crashing back down into the water.

https://i.redd.it/ir5d7jy8spmh1.gif

This is how one of my uncles lost the use of his legs

Jesus, when it it flipping upside down, as it reaches to apex of the flip the propellers keep it airborne.

Every other boat competing after that was like, yeah okay, let’s not go that fast. Hence it is the fastest run of the day.

"The driver suffered a broken toe."

I feel like this happens all the time, what keeps them horizonal anyway, f1 cars are upside down airplanes

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But… why?