International coverage
A story the media already knows
Tommy One’s record attempts and race appearances have generated a deep archive of editorial coverage.
Official UIM world records
Faster is not a claim.
It is the record.
A world-record offshore legacy shaped by Maurizio Schepici, multiple international crews and a boat that has repeatedly returned to rewrite its own benchmark.
The official ledger
A record of
relentless progress.
Every result below is listed by the Union Internationale Motonautique, the world governing body for powerboating.
YearCourseCrewElapsed time
2025Napoli–CapriMaurizio Schepici · Vincenzo Capuano11:58
2024Napoli–CapriMaurizio Schepici · Fulvio de Simone · Claudio Gullo12:24
2023Fiumicino–Civitavecchia–FiumicinoMaurizio Schepici · Mario Petroni35:07
2023Messina–Vulcano–MessinaMaurizio Schepici · Mario Petroni45:17
2020Messina–Vulcano–MessinaMaurizio Schepici · Giampaolo Montavoci51:54
The experience behind the records
History remains
part of the team.
Maurizio Schepici’s name runs through Tommy One’s official record ledger. His continued involvement carries the boat’s operating knowledge, competitive instinct and Italian racing heritage directly into its British-led future.
The next objective is not to preserve Tommy One as a museum piece. It is to prepare the boat for British competition and develop a proposed programme of UIM world-record attempts with the experience that made the existing results possible.
Meet Maurizio and the team ↗Latest record · 2025
Napoli to Capri
in 11:58.
Tommy One completed the offshore long-distance route in 11 minutes 58 seconds, with contemporary coverage reporting an average of approximately 90 knots and peaks above 100 knots.
16 NMNapoli–Capri record course
≈90 KTReported average speed
11:58Official elapsed time
UIMInternationally recognised
Competition pedigree
Proven in the conditions
that expose everything.
The next chapter does not begin from zero. It begins with world-record speed, offshore endurance and an engineering platform already proven under pressure.
Recognised authority
Officially recorded performance
Results are documented by the sport’s world governing body—not estimated, simulated or self-declared.
The next chapter
British ambition. Original expertise.
A new British-led programme strengthened by Maurizio Schepici and the knowledge behind Tommy One’s international records.
Record evidence
Read the record.
See the proof.
Selected official documents and supplied press coverage are available below. Documents open in a new tab.
UIM official release · 2020
Messina–Vulcano–Messina world record
The world governing body records Tommy One’s 51:54 performance and the verified technical programme behind it.
Open UIM document ↗ FIM / UIM authorisation · 2020Official record-attempt approval
The Italian federation’s approval for the Messina–Vulcano–Messina record attempt.
View approval ↗ Corriere dello Sport · 2025Napoli–Capri in 11:58
Contemporary coverage of the new offshore world record set by Maurizio Schepici and Vincenzo Capuano.
Read press report ↗ Tuttosport · 2025Tommy One continues to surprise
A second national sports report documenting the 2025 Napoli–Capri benchmark.
Read press report ↗From history to the start line
The records are the foundation.
The mission now is to unite proven Italian record-setting experience with a visible, competitive and professionally run British race programme.
Discover the campaign