Exceeding Maximum Average Speeds Triggers Safety Concerns
08-17-2007, 04:10 PM
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No, we had the first one, it had bravos. Nigel had 6's and a lower deck. We had them covered too but bad luck got us, Hit something 1st race, cleaned there clocks 2nd but crowded a boat in a turn got 1 minute penalty, And marched again but we blow the couplings out of it in the third. The fastest boat doesn't always win.
08-18-2007, 09:07 PM
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he he he he shark you so damn funny ! i doin;t live on this board like you .i have other things to do . unlike you . ,.as for fountain sorry you should have came to fountain a few years ago . when 2 fountains went in to the coner at 140 mph . side by side . i really like p class and i thought p1 was our sv but 87 mph break out speed it bull they are running over 200+ hp than we are so 87 mph is bull they ought to be in the 130+ 
08-18-2007, 10:07 PM
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as for fountain sorry you should have came to fountain a few years ago . when 2 fountains went in to the coner at 140 mph . side by side . i really like p class and i thought p1 was our sv but 87 mph break out speed it bull they are running over 200+ hp than we are so 87 mph is bull they ought to be in the 130+
So what boat manufacture won the race?
You should also bear in mind, some of these guys run in open cockpits & harnesses are not allowed...
For safety reasons, they have come up with the average speed of 87 mph over the entire length of the race.
Seems reasonable to me.
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