View Poll Results: Favorite class to watch?
Factory 1



48
21.72%
Factory 2



42
19.00%
Super Vee



18
8.14%
Super Vee Light Twin



7
3.17%
Super Vee Light Single



8
3.62%
Super Cat



38
17.19%
Super Cat Light



10
4.52%
Super Cat Light Outboard(Twin or Triple)



23
10.41%
Outlaw Performance PX



8
3.62%
Outlaw Performance (Any)



19
8.60%
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Favorite offshore boat racing class?
#32
F1 is definetly competive and exciting. I like that they all run the same motors so that boat design and how it is driven determinds the winner, but I also like the 100mph speed with the HP500s so I like to watch ZippExpress, Lube Jobs etc.....
#34
Originally posted by Rickoffshore
Looking at your OLD pictures I see myself in the Team Jaguar, it was 1990. Plenty of boats back then! Long laps and big seas! Thanks for the BLAST from the past! Rick Conti #4 TEAM JAGUAR
Looking at your OLD pictures I see myself in the Team Jaguar, it was 1990. Plenty of boats back then! Long laps and big seas! Thanks for the BLAST from the past! Rick Conti #4 TEAM JAGUAR
THAT was Offshore Racing at its best. Yes long laps and big seas seperated the men from the boys. I spent alot of time bobbing out in the ocean watching offshore racing in those days.
Those long laps gave you time to have some cocktails while waiting for the boats to come back past. It didn't really hit me until I went to the NYC Poker Run and walked around the docks looking at all the different hardware and it reminded me of the old days. You go to a race now adays and with everyone running the same hardware it takes something away from the eye candy factor. But I guess thats progress
So Rick stop lurking and start posting. It's guys like you that lived the sport that makes this board so great. Tell us what it was like driving a Jaguar back then, tell us what kind of power you were running. What kind of speeds you were running. Sure was a good cast of characters running around in those days. Tom Gentry, Al Copeland, Joe Mach, Smitty, Charles Marks, Pete Markey, John D'Elia, a young John Tomlinson, John Gehrit (my favorite INXS) and the list goes on..... and those movie star guys Don Johnson, Kurt Russel, Chuck Norris. I just hope 15 years from now my memorys of todays Offshore Racing will be as good.
#36
Originally Posted by gmhdfan
Here are some pictures of the old days in Key West. (sometime in the late 80's-early90's)community.webtv.net/absolutetowing/VintageRaceBoatPics It may take a little to down load but its worth the trip down memory lane.


LS
#38
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From: Vice City & Tavernier, FL
p class it's the only class that has more then one differnt brand of boats (v-hulls) everything else is fountains. also the supercat unlimited
jr mike
jr mike
#39
Originally Posted by thedonz
p class it's the only class that has more then one differnt brand of boats (v-hulls) everything else is fountains. also the supercat unlimited
jr mike
jr mike
#40
All Classes Are Good ! When The Green Flag Goes Down , I dont Think The Class Is Important Its all The Wonderfull World of Offshore After Do Boat Racing For 26 Years No Two Races Have Ever Been The Same Freeze Frame
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