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Erik Stark

b. 1987

Swedish powerboat racing driver

Motorboat racer
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About Erik Stark

Born 1987. Erik Stark is a Swedish motorboat racer.

He has won the title in the UIM F2 World Championship on four occasions and won world championships in offshore Class 3C and P750 (ThunderCat).

Stark has also won a hat-trick of F2 European Championships was F2 Nordic Champion four times.

As of December 2021, he held the record for winning four UIM F2 World Championship in a row.

Stark started in F1H2O in 2014 with Team Nautica and achieved his first win in 2017 with Team Sweden. In 2017 he finished 3rd in the World Championship and in 2018 he finished 2nd with the Abu Dhabi Team, only 4 points behind the winner. In 2018, he won the F1H2O Pole Position Trophy. During the summer of 2019, he joined the Dubai based Victory Team and made his debut in offshore powerboat racing Class 1 finishing on the podium.

Personal life and awards

Born and raised in Stockholm, Sweden, Stark's interest in powerboat racing started in 1999 when his neighbor, a powerboat racing driver, introduced him to the powerboating world and encouraged him to get a license to drive boats. In 2000 Stark participated in his first race in Junior class S250, and in 2002 he won the Swedish Championship in that category. His racing career continued as he went up through the higher categories T400, F4 -S, F2, Thunder Cat, Offshore 3C, X-Cat, F1H2O and Class 1.

In 2009, Stark was elected rookie of the year. In 2011 and 2014 he was elected Nordic driver of the year, and in 2015, in occasion of the winning of his forth F2 World Title, he was awarded the "Konungens Jubeliums medalj" (King's Jubilee Medal) by the King of Sweden. In 2019 he was awarded at the Annual UIM Awarding Ceremony in Montecarlo for his second place at the F1H2O World Championship 2018.

Early career

UIM S250 Swedish Championship

2002: Winner of the S250 Swedish Championship

UIM T400 European & Swedish Championship Source:

2006: 3rd position T400 European Championship

2007: Winner of the T400 Swedish Championship

UIM F4-S World Championship Source:

2006: Winner of the F4-S World Championship

UIM Scandinavian Cup F2000 Source:

2012: Winner UIM F2 World Championship

2013: Winner UIM F2 World Championship

2014: Winner UIM F2 World Championship

2014: 6th position UIM F1 World Championship

2015: 6th position UIM F1 World Championship

2016: 7th position UIM F1 World Championship

2017: 3rd position UIM F1 World Championship

2018: 2nd position UIM F1 World Championship

2019: 16th position UIM F1 World Championship

Other categories UIM Offshore XCAT World Championship 2013: 6th position UIM Offshore XCAT World Championship

2015: 5th position UIM Offshore XCAT World Championship

2016: 4th position UIM Offshore XCAT World Championship

2017: 4th position UIM Offshore XCAT World Championship

2021: 2nd position UIM Offshore XCAT World Championship

P1 Offshore CLASS 1 2019: 3rd position Class 1 Roar Offshore Fort Myers Beach Powerboat Race

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Erik Stark?

Swedish powerboat racing driver

When was Erik Stark born?

Erik Stark was born on 13 November 1987.

What is Erik Stark's occupation?

Erik Stark is a motorboat racer.

What nationality is Erik Stark?

Erik Stark is Swedish.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Erik Stark

· Wikidata: Q98380814

· DBpedia: Erik Stark

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