he would have been in the top 3-4 but he had a problem with a motor puking oil out from some-where...great time though...BZ

heard OU did'nt even make it to first stop, Michael had to fix pulleys, and boat only ran 125mph, how can that be I saw 140 in that boat without the tunneltab, does'nt make sense, did Delo detune his motors or what. maybe he just had seaweed in his intercooler and the motor blew up like my 1150's. maybe they put the old blue motors back in it for him.

That would be Joey's boat with JT throttling, he was first and then the Randy's 42 with 1075 Merc. Third was David Woods in an old 44 with 1000's.
Goldman was driving a 40 Skater, he came in on one motor. I think he got it fixed during lunch though.Great run, and yes OU ran great with no problems other than Alt. belt that took about 5 min. to fix.

Looks like a killer time. Incredible pictures. Thanks for posting them.

Good to hear that E-Dock represented.

OU had an alternator belt shred 5 miles from the lunch stop. Had the support crew on the dock and fixed in ten minutes. Passed everyone on the run to the next card stop. Boat ran like a champ all the way back.
Thanks Delo for a great day!
TS

Did he say WAY AHEAD. I think third in was also an MTI, David Woods.

And a special thanks to 42 MTI for climbing in the bilge to get us to lunch.

I appreciate it, but no thanks needed. Just a minor issue, all part of boating.
It was a great weekend, and thanks for all the pics.

Sorry, David! I should have included third in that generalization.

OSO software prevents me from posting the hi-res versions of these pix, so if any of you want the big copy, just pm me your email and the photo #.
Jay

He was there along with 89 of his closest friends!

You had to be there... the hardware display was everything in your wildest dreams.

Water was flat in the morning and crappy chop in the afternoon, so V's and cats all got something they liked.

Awesome time!