With 260 boats in its Key West Poker Run, the Florida Powerboat Club produced the largest event in its 27-year history—without a serious incident. And that was no accident.
Local representation makes sense on more than one level for the 26-year-old outfit.
When it comes to boating events, fleet size never tells the full story.
From giving poker run participants something fun to do in the evening to establishing community buy-in, pre-event exhibits of exotic boats and cars have become essential elements for organizers.
I’m sure there are people who are more excited than me about attending the Tickfaw 200 Poker Run next month, but the list is probably short.
Bigger and better every year—that’s just the way DCB rolls into the West’s premiere go-fast boating event.
With its $85 per-boat entry fee, the annual Lake Hartwell Poker Run in South Carolina is one of the most affordable—and booming—events of its kind.
Four fabulous go-fast boating events opened for registration this month. Time to make solid plans.
Performance boaters from around the country are gearing up for another over-the-top Desert Storm Poker Run in Arizona.
Thanks to the debut of the Project 1080 Cigarette project boat, Stu Jones and the Florida Powerboat Club had a blast at this year’s kick-off event, the Winter Poker Run to Hawks Cay Resort.
