No, at Kryptonite.

Peconic, why dont you have someone else rigg the boat, the summer will be half over when you get that thing. I know of a great rigger in Long Island thats Marine Certified if you need someone.

Thanks!

But we're talking about Randy's boat, Eddie.

Mine is in a similar state. The only saving grace is that due to the weather, we haven't missed much boating.

Both boats are in their final stages, I'd figure about 80% rigged.

Barring acts of god, I'd say Randy will race a black Kryptonite in Savannah. Seaside Hghts., no, Savannah, yes.

Oh, and there has been a design change. Randy's boat will still be black on the outside, but the mint green inside has been ditched.

The color scheme now is black, blue, with chrome accents. Very sharp.

The color scheme now is black, blue

is that the color after one of those famed jersey rough water races or before. :)

.. and silver.

Inspired by the famed Jersey races.

Or when you get hit by a baseball bat.

Ok send in your #'s and I will contact APBA Monday morning. I would like a second with me on this. If you are interested let me know. If we say there is a meeting and you don't show then don't complain. Its a group supported class, no input then take what comes our way and like it.
MD

Eddy, Maybe you can explain this to me. It is my understanding that our boats have a 300 lb weight penalty because of the size.
I am new to F1 and can't understand why the smaller boats can be lighter, it seems to me it should be the other way around.

Gino and Randy for F1 class presidents.

Scott Its because a 30' boat has a better advantage in the ocean than a 25' boat. On the other hand in calm water it is a disadvantage to be bigger. Maybe this is something we can change if everyone is for it. My only concern is a Worlock at 29' is one of the fastest boats out there. Maybe your hull just cant hang at 30'. I know Eddie has tried everything but.:confused:
MD