How Seafair crew chief Mike Hanson built a life in hydroplane racing
Mike Hanson always knew what he wanted: to race hydroplanes. So he got started at 17, and at 65 the crew chief for BWR Racing will back at Seafair yet again.
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Mike Hanson started racing hydroplanes when he was 17 years old. He loved the sport and worked his way up in the racing world. Now, at age 65, he is the crew chief for BWR Racing. He will return to Seafair this year to help his team compete.
Why it matters
His long dedication shows how a lifelong passion can shape a career and keep a local Seattle tradition alive. Readers can see an example of perseverance in a beloved community event.
- How old was Mike Hanson when he began hydroplane racing?
- He started at 17 years old.
- What role does he have now with BWR Racing?
- He is the crew chief for the team.
- Where will he be seen racing again?
- He will be at Seafair this year.
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How Seafair crew chief Mike Hanson built a life in hydroplane racing
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