Offshoreonly.com - Who's goin to San Diego Bayfair

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Originally Posted by NO REGRET$ (Post 4174612)

what drag boat racing association is running san diego ??????

lodbra not showing sd

Phoenix, AZ
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Augusta, GA
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9th Annual Showdown In San Angelo
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NJBA NOT SHOWING SD

2014 Schedule, Points & Results
April 26-27 at Lake Ming, Bakersfield Ladders Winners Report Detail Points

May 17-18 at Lake Ming, Bakersfield Ladders Winners Report Detail Points CANCELED

May 30-31, June 1 at Camp Far West Ladders Winners Report Detail Points Points Are UN-Audited

Sept 27-28 at Lake Ming, Bakersfield Ladders Winners Report Detail Points DATE CHANGED

Oct. 18-19 at Lake Ming, Bakersfield Ladders Winners Report Detail Points

Nov. 15-16 at Lake Ming, Bakersfield Ladders Winners Report D

Yeap no lucas oil either. i guess the local San Diego web site thinks K boats are drag boats . Actually they are but they juz go in a cirlcle ;)

Boat Racing at Bayfair
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San Diego Bayfair offers a full weekend of boat racing and entertainment for fans on Mission Bay. The following boat classes will be participating when Bayfair kicks off on Friday.

H1 Unlimited
The fully enclosed boats run up to 200 mph in the straightaways and drivers are subjected to similar forces of a fighter pilot in turns.

Grand Prix West
Powered by supercharged, big-block engines, these boats are a smaller version of an Unlimited hydroplane. The hydroplanes weigh about 3,000 pounds, approximately half the weight of their bigger and faster sibling. Gearheads will love the rumble as these boats light up the Bill Muncey racecourse.

AX Hydroplane
According to the American Power Boat Association, AX Hydroplanes (50 mph) are for 12-year-olds and up. The AXH class allows young drivers to gain experience to better prepare them for the larger and faster classes. When a young racer hits 16, he or she can move on to one of the adult categories. With no upper age limit, AXH is also great for those returning to racing, those preparing for faster hydro racing, or those who primarily want to have fun.

A Stock Hydro
A Stock Hydro (ASH) is where many racers transition from Junior classes to Stock Outboard. This class is very popular, so full fields make for terrific, exciting competition in the 50- to 55-mph range.

C Stock Hydro
C Stock Hydro, or CSH, is one of APBA's biggest classes. Fast and fun, CSH gets up to 60-70 MPH in full fields of very determined racers. Double your fun: cross over to the PRO OSY-400 class for more water time on a weekend. CSH is where many racers keep honing their skills. The challenge never ends.

20 Super Stock Hydro
The 20 Super Stock Hydro (20SSH) class attracted over 100 racers in 2011, pushing for National titles and High Points. Jump in, squeeze the throttle and GO! This is a fun and highly competitive class, all around great for rookies and those new to the sport!

Crackerbox
Crackerbox ("P") is one of the oldest Inboard Runabout classes, distingushed by the 2-person team of driver and rider seated side by side at the rear of the hull. A powerful modified engine, mounted amidships, powers these sprinting flatbottom hulls in impressively competitive races.

SST 45
The SST 45 Class, sometimes known as Formula Lights, is a highly competitive class for drivers of all varieties. Many drivers step up to OPC racing from the outboard kneeldown categories through the SST 45 Class. In fact, drivers can race identical equipment in both Stock Outboard's 45SS and OPC's SST 45. It is also a great training ground for the larger V-6 tunnel boat classes. Full fields of competitors challenge you to learn fast how to make the start and negotiate the turns at incredible speeds. SST 45s compete nationwide at OPC races.

Super Stock
Super Stock (SS) is a powerful, fast (100-plus mph) Inboard runabout class. These exciting flatbottom hulled boats are powered by high-winding, 427 cubic inch big block Chevrolet engines, based on the venerable L88 design, which must be mounted rear of amidships and drive forward through a V-drive. Drivers often run both Super Stock and Pro Stock, so you may see boats with SS/PS next to the number.

Pro Stock
Pro Stock Runabouts (PS) are a professional class of propeller-driven Inboard Racing Runabouts. The high speeds (120+ MPH) make Pro Stock an exciting class to drive or to watch. These flatbottom boats use non-supercharged, 500 cubic inch engines, mounted rear of amidships and driving forward through a V-drive; carburetion or fuel injection may be used. The same hull may be run in Super Stock, so you may see boats with SS/PS next to the number.

K Racing Runabout
K Racing Runabouts (K-Boats) are a professional class of propeller-driven Inboard Racing Runabouts, using virtually unlimited engines and fuel. Basically, anything goes. Drivers must be 21 years old and qualified, as these boats are extremely fast (competition speeds over 100 MPH, and a Kilo record of 147.265 MPH

The Guy that owns the world record in K boats just put one of my motors together for me. A really good friend. If they get enough of them to run it will be a really fun show as well. I think they are running a stroked 502 on Alky