Offshore Circuit Racing Medical from £75

Offshore Circuit Racing Medical from £75 (Available Nationwide)

Offshore Circuit Racing Medical + Resting ECG from £135 ( Available at selected clinics only)

Who needs a Offshore Circuit Racing Medical?

All UK residents wishing to compete in Offshore Circuit Racing in Great Britain must hold a valid Medical and a Powerboat Racing licence issued by the BPBA, with circuit licences issued by the Offshore Circuit Racing Drivers Association. Those intending to compete internationally must hold a valid International Powerboat Racing licence issued by both the BPBA and UIM.

British Powerboat Association (BPBA) is the national governing body for powerboat racing in the UK. It is responsible for:

Issuing racing licences

Setting safety and medical standards

Overseeing rules and regulations

Linking the UK to the international body Union Internationale Motonautique

Offshore Circuit Racing Drivers Association (OCRDA) is a club/association focused on offshore racing. It is responsible for:

Organising events and championships

Supporting racers in specific classes

Managing day-to-day competition structure

BPBA → Governing body (rules, licences, medical requirements)

OCRDA → Racing organisation (events, classes, competition)

How they work together

You race in OCRDA events

But your licence and medical approval come from BPBA

Attending your OCRDA Offshore Circuit BPBA Powerboat Racing medical

Please arrive at your appointment time and ensure your section of the form is completed.

Bring valid photographic identification (passport or driving licence) and your glasses if you wear them. Please do not wear contact lenses to the examination, as you may be asked to remove them.

You will be required to provide a urine sample as part of the assessment (this is not a drug test).

A standard medical examination takes approximately 15 minutes.

During your OCRDA Offshore Circuit BPBA Powerboat Racing Medical, the doctor will:

Verify your identity

Measure your blood pressure

Record any medications you are currently taking

Note any hospital consultants you see regularly

Record your height, weight, smoking status, and alcohol consumption (bringing recent measurements can be helpful)

Review and document your medical history

Examine any supporting documents from your GP or specialists (e.g. cardiology, neurology, orthopaedics, endocrinology, diabetes)

What you need to bring to the OCRDA Offshore Circuit BPBA Powerboat Racing medical:

An original or printed copy of the OCRDA Offshore Circuit BPBA Powerboat Racing medical form, with your personal details completed

Valid photo ID (passport or driving licence)

Your GP’s name, address, and contact details

Details of any medications you are taking (including dosage)

Your glasses or contact lenses (note: contact lenses must be removed during the exam)

Any previous medical certificate (if applicable)

Just Health can provide the necessary medical you need to obtain your license. Usually a OCRDA Offshore Circuit BPBA Powerboat Racing medical can cost over £150 from your GP . Here at Just-Health, we have nationwide doctors that are committed in completing your Powerboat sport medical. Most applicants will require a standard Medical. However, you may need a resting ECG (if aged >45 or have any underlying cardiac conditions), please call us to organise your Medical if you require a Resting ECG.

What’s Involved in a BPBA Powerboat Racing Medical?