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Strapped into the cockpit of a roaring hydroplane, racing along at 200 mph mere inches above the churning water, you feel every bump and current as you navigate tight turns and avoid competitors, all while managing an intricate ballet of high-velocity precision and raw power. This is hydroplane racing at its most elite level, a sensory overload where strategy, skill, and bravery meet the unrelenting challenge of the water's surface - and a place where today’s guest feels right at home. Welcome to the 6th season of The Adrenaline Zone where Sandra and Sandy kick things off with Brent Hall, a remarkable hydroplane racer and cancer survivor set to make history as the first African American in the H1 Unlimited ranks. Brent shares his journey from childhood fascination to navigating high-speed hazards, offering insights into the intricate mechanics of hydroplane racing, safety advancements, and the strategic teamwork required. He also recounts some harrowing racing experiences he has survived which highlight the importance of thorough preparation and adherence to safety measures. Addressing some equally scary moments away from the water, Brent opens up about his battle with cancer and how this challenge continues to fuel his drive to break barriers and pursue his dreams. Join Sandra and Sandy as they return here today to get your adrenaline pumping once more with Brent’s inspiring conversation about overcoming challenges, building community, and finding "the zone" on and off the water. Episode Highlights: Brent’s early years Getting started in racing Being a “new old rookie” Training for racing Brent’s favorite aspects of racing H1 boats The evolution of H1 boat technology and design H1 boat maintenance and race prep H1 Unlimited’s guidelines Brent’s crew The physical demands of racing The racing ‘zone’ The hazards of racing Brent’s battle with cancer His brother’s cancer battle and Obliteride Harold Mills and being a role model Brent’s son Women H1 drivers What’s next for Brent Quotes: "I haven't been upside down, but I have done a barrel roll.” "I looked down, the whole left side of the boat was gone... and that's at about 100 miles an hour." "If the boat's bouncing back and forth…you're scrubbing off speed." “If we were upside down for even upwards of an hour, we would be able to breathe underwater.” “You don't just go out and say, “I'm going to go, you know, win a boat race now.” Matter of fact, if you think that way, you're kind of disrespecting how much time it takes to get to that kind of success.” “Your heart's beating so fast, and those races don't last very long, so any tip or advantage that you can get in communicating with your team is critical.” “When I found out that I had cancer, that was numbing…we had done all the scans and found out that I had stage four kidney cancer.” “Harold Mills…he took it 90% of the way. I'm going to take it the extra ten, and we're going to celebrate it together. I think the world of him.” Keep the adrenaline rush going at: Homepage: theadrenalinezone.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theadrenalinezone/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Adrenalinezonep TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theadrenalinezone Brent Hall Racing: https://www.brenthallracing.com/ Obliteride: https://www.obliteride.org/