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Originally Posted by SHARKEY-IMAGES
(Post 3501222)
OUCH !!! :eek: That's got to be about 25 to 30 thousand dollars worth of damage !!!
I hope they won at least ??? They can use the prize money to cover the shipping charges for the damaged parts.... :drink: I am trying to make Md. Cya there ! It's good to see that Brian made a run to NYC today. I'm gonna assume he came out of the sound & down the East River. |
Originally Posted by bobo
(Post 3501173)
Thank Fully They all showed up Huh Tim ? LOL :lolhit::party-smiley-004: It,s all good timmy Chill , an, do what you are good at ,
Takin, Pic,s Which I personally have enjoyed for years Thank you . Quite surprised myself after the cross support shown for the OPA's Sunny Isles Race last June. IT IS WHAT IT IS and I think I finally come to the conclusion that nothing in this sport will ever change ... Sad but true... :) |
Your Bad experience??? you don't think that NEW YORKERS HAD A BAD EXPERIENCE!! and its 9-11. aaww, lets all boo-hoo cause you had a bad experience...get a life!
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Originally Posted by Lucididee
(Post 3501218)
Looks like Cintron got the worst of it with a prop & rudder damage. One other teams will have to replace a prop & a few others have prop dings. All in all, it wasn't was bad as it could have been. But we all know it par for course on the Hudson. All my years of boating from Sandy Hook & up the Hudson, there has always been debris. Yes, there was a little more than normal out there, the shocking part was how brown the water was from all the flooding up north. Once they open the Erie canal & the locks there is going to be sooooooooooo much more debris floating down that river from Upstate NY, Vermont, etc. out to the ocean. Thank you Irene :angry-smiley-038:
I guess the horse got too close to the bank that day! :grinser010: Here's what the Chesapeak looked like 50 miles south of where I live. good thing they modified our course for the poker run! |
Originally Posted by offshoredrillin
(Post 3500924)
He lost me at daredevil being cool..ugh...
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Originally Posted by Panther
(Post 3501641)
I think John hit a dead horse in his Spectre years ago and that wasn't after a storm. :eek:
I guess the horse got too close to the bank that day! :grinser010: Here's what the Chesapeak looked like 50 miles south of where I live. good thing they modified our course for the poker run! |
I thought I heard there were 12 or so boats there. Was that the big boats or does that include the smaller production classes too? p3 4 5?
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F1-00 Racing was at the NY Race
Keep in mind when looking at the production classes, some of the boats are not competitive in both sanctioning bodies. And keep in mind OPA's last regular season race should have been in Long Island (Thank you Irene), On Sept 25th is the OPA National title race, this is an SBI last regular season race with their National title race in Clearwater on October 2. The teams need to look at their points and figure out which is best for them, it's all about the finances and what can be afforded. We had BOTH our OPA & SBI boat at the NY race but only raced the Fountain & not the Formula. We cannot afford to race the Formula in NY and risk ripping of a drive, damaging a prop, blowing up a motor, etc with the National Championship and overall High point Championship on the line. And keep in mind. We all know that the SBI Key West World Championships is in November but the OPA World Championships is October 6-9. |
Originally Posted by bwd
(Post 3501746)
I thought I heard there were 12 or so boats there. Was that the big boats or does that include the smaller production classes too? p3 4 5?
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