Key West article
11-07-2009 | 09:51 AM
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Key West article
Check out this article on KW. Cool pic of Geico too 
http://www.keysnet.com/114/story/155856.html
World powerboat championship returns
By ANDY NEWMAN
Some of the powerboats hit well over 100 mph.
Top American and international powerboat racing teams are to churn up the waters of Key West Harbor during the Key West World Championship, slated for Nov. 8 through 15.
Boats compete in 14 classes during the season-ending championship series, called by some the Indianapolis 500 of the offshore powerboat racing circuit. Chief among them is the Superboat Unlimited class, drawing large and impressive contenders that can achieve speeds of more than 170 mph.
The Key West World Championship is to kick off with a parade of race boats down Duval Street beginning at 4 p.m. Nov. 8.
The action continues through the week with races Nov. 11, 13 and 15. The course is 6.5 miles through Key West Harbor.
On non-race days, powerboat enthusiasts can view the boats up close and mingle with racers and crews at the race village at the Truman Waterfront, at the end of Southard Street past Thomas Street and Truman Annex.
On race days, spectators can get unparalleled views of the action from grandstand areas on the Truman Waterfront, sitting so close they can practically feel the salt spray as boats thunder by. Other popular viewing areas include waterfront hotels and Mallory Square.
For race details, including a schedule of events and information on all-inclusive VIP spectator packages, visit www.superboat.com.
http://www.keysnet.com/114/story/155856.html
World powerboat championship returns
By ANDY NEWMAN
Some of the powerboats hit well over 100 mph.
Top American and international powerboat racing teams are to churn up the waters of Key West Harbor during the Key West World Championship, slated for Nov. 8 through 15.
Boats compete in 14 classes during the season-ending championship series, called by some the Indianapolis 500 of the offshore powerboat racing circuit. Chief among them is the Superboat Unlimited class, drawing large and impressive contenders that can achieve speeds of more than 170 mph.
The Key West World Championship is to kick off with a parade of race boats down Duval Street beginning at 4 p.m. Nov. 8.
The action continues through the week with races Nov. 11, 13 and 15. The course is 6.5 miles through Key West Harbor.
On non-race days, powerboat enthusiasts can view the boats up close and mingle with racers and crews at the race village at the Truman Waterfront, at the end of Southard Street past Thomas Street and Truman Annex.
On race days, spectators can get unparalleled views of the action from grandstand areas on the Truman Waterfront, sitting so close they can practically feel the salt spray as boats thunder by. Other popular viewing areas include waterfront hotels and Mallory Square.
For race details, including a schedule of events and information on all-inclusive VIP spectator packages, visit www.superboat.com.
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11-17-2009 | 11:17 AM
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Great seeing you in KW Dawn even if you walked around headless! With my most recent photos of you I can do some serious photoshop activities and add the head to the photos from your web site........just kidding. Your secret is safe with me
11-20-2009 | 09:38 PM
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Great seein you to Marty! Glad you were able to make it - you being able to broadcast made a ton of people happy. Glad you guys were able to work it out
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