Ocean Cup Planning Assault On West Palm Beach To Freeport Record
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Would-be offshore endurance racers take note, https://www.speedonthewater.com/ocean-cup-planning-assault-on-west-palm-to-freeport-record/
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Would-be offshore endurance racers take note, https://www.speedonthewater.com/luca...island-record/
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Would-be offshore endurance racers take note, https://www.speedonthewater.com/luca...island-record/
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Wow!
Love it.
This is what got me, as a kid, in the ‘70’s interested in Offshore.
The attention to detail in preparation, so many things that most of us would never think of….
If it’s calm, it works and they do great.
If it’s rough, or a long marathon, something breaks that no one would ever think of and is usually a cheap/easy part to replace.
Love it!
Please keep us posted w/updates Matt.
Love it.
This is what got me, as a kid, in the ‘70’s interested in Offshore.
The attention to detail in preparation, so many things that most of us would never think of….
If it’s calm, it works and they do great.
If it’s rough, or a long marathon, something breaks that no one would ever think of and is usually a cheap/easy part to replace.
Love it!
Please keep us posted w/updates Matt.
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Is that "B Limited" class for cats <100mph as an average? I'd be interested as we would really be under that as an average, but we run well over 100 top speed.
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Of course, talk to Janet with Ocean Cup to make sure, but that is what I understood when I asked her about the <100mph rule for the open cockpit boats.
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Is this to Freeport for the checkered flag or Freeport and back?
If it's just to Freeport, the running distance is in keeping with Bimini Challenge of years back... in 2010 JBS won the Challenge running out and back in 51.57minutes / averaging 122.422mph.
He beat the hell out of that turbine boat..... with open ocean, unless the weather/seas co-operate, 100mph class is a solid # to post
If it's just to Freeport, the running distance is in keeping with Bimini Challenge of years back... in 2010 JBS won the Challenge running out and back in 51.57minutes / averaging 122.422mph.
He beat the hell out of that turbine boat..... with open ocean, unless the weather/seas co-operate, 100mph class is a solid # to post
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