Originally Posted by catastrophe
(Post 3182284)
No wet blanket intended for sure , but isnt all this like drag racing F1 race cars.
These boats are designed and built to race or be used offshore style. Is not the Bimini run more the venue for all these boats to show their attributes as well as the abilities of the throttlemen with all the changing water conditions and the stamina required to withstand the conditions that are presented ? As for running side by side , is it not a recipe for a possible bad time ? |
Originally Posted by audacity
(Post 3182361)
this is what the fans want!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=db7l8...eature=related http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3556/...66071c08_o.jpg |
Originally Posted by BLee
(Post 3182371)
You've been posting the negative side, or more eager to point out everything that could go wrong with someones' fun, in a few threads of late; like your random pointed comment about the E Dock guys, and this one for example? Why the rush to take that stance with everyone all of a sudden? http://smiliesftw.com/x/hsughno.gif
Just over cautious I guess. Go and enjoy. I enjoy the fun as much as the rest. |
Originally Posted by audacity
(Post 3182361)
this is what the fans want!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=db7l8...eature=related are you sure this isnt what they want to see http://i257.photobucket.com/albums/h...s/7f1bda59.jpg |
and there is plenty of room for drag racin!
http://i257.photobucket.com/albums/h...O/24c1f273.jpg just no room for errors! |
cool stuff none the less give 'em what they want!
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Audacity, the way pieces have been getting thrown or blown off your boat, you may want to keep your distance from the spectator's!:eek:
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Originally Posted by TENSION
(Post 3182455)
Audacity, the way pieces have been getting thrown or blown off your boat, you may want to keep your distance from the spectator's!:eek:
honestly i have mixed feelings about the course in Biloxi and MANY other places for that matter (LOTO). the line jeff and i were taking was about the line and not the fans. being an offshore race fan can be dangerous. |
Originally Posted by catastrophe
(Post 3182386)
Maybe its just leftovers from my friends accident last week.
Just over cautious I guess. Go and enjoy. I enjoy the fun as much as the rest. people are always amazed at how cautious i am in a pleasure boat. and even a race boat for that matter. i have never driven a pleasure boat at night above 25mph...one of the many rules i have. truthfully i would like to see more people attend schools like TRES MARTINS OFFSHORE SCHOOL! loosing a drive (come to mind) at high speed; people have been killed over the years! i am sure someone like tres is going to simulate and 'school' you on how to control this! |
Originally Posted by jayboat
(Post 3182372)
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