Biloxi-Ft.Meyers/OSS
#11
Originally Posted by ScottB
That is precisely what would help the sport, the biggest obsticle is getting to that point. The joint venture of APBA/SBI is a big step in that direction and it seems to have initiated a spark with GLSCS and OPA to open the lines of communication with WPR. If they decide to hop on board on a divisional level it would definately be another big step as well.
#12
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Originally Posted by KiloKat
Not trying to interfere here but couldn't resist expressing my personal feelings in response to Mark's question. I think more events like Key West would do more for this sport than anything.
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Driver Team DVC S12 Super Stock
Offically certified fastest Super Stock raceboat. SBIP rules APBA U.I.M. attended/certified Kilo's 8/04 and again 8/05
8/07 119.14 MPH Worlds Fastest Super Stock
Orders for 08' DVC hulls now being taken.
#16
I believe there is one thing needed before all the rest can occur. In a word-consistency. Venues, sponsors, racers, and fans need to be able to count on something-big or small, 25 or 75 boats, it has to come back more than once. I have been involved with bringing a race to a new place more than once, and it is so much easier and better the second year. With a 10 year deal forming WPR and a shake out of race sites and rules, we may finally be on track to this goal. Many sites in the country cannot support a Key West like race, but even smaller divisional races can be prosperous and develop a fan base if they keep coming back. Although we may only have 5000 fans in Cambridge for an OPA race, 50 or 100 may decide to travel to Key West for a big show. And on and on it goes. If everyone looks past this week, this month, and this year and can grasp the long term effects of their actions, we are on a path to true success.
#18
Originally Posted by dhlaw
And dont ever call me "some guy who has alot of money "......... I am broke as $hit right now!
So move to Edgewater right down the street. I hear that they are building condos, boat storage and a marina between Boston Whaler and Hacienda de Rio off US 1.
It takes 42 minutes to go from there to the ocean up the intercoastal..
Check it out...





