The race course was oval, and as I recall, a little over one mile. So I could easily see the boats going this way...
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...and then that way.
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One class, the cracker boxes, takes two to race. The class has been around for a long time and the second person used to be the engineer. Although the engineer no longer has any job to do, the racing class has retained them as tradition.
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These cracker boxes look good on shore and in the water (above and below is same boat).
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A few racers ran the course standing up (sometimes not for long).
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This sign, next to the starters tower, I found most interesting...
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...which made this driver even more interesting...
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhYVpmeHBXoh1gSoshRIAxLoIZ_P7fLtwNm5aPYZkHfBqRPGs7SKjsfM4p9_FZNaUDoRB-WNKHQfGDmxRYX74HBpMTi1q1DX0-c80ahpMdS-NtbQRY1z4eCSKapNY1qhk0Bl95VE9y4aqU/s320/01-7.jpg)
...and she wasn't the only female driver. There were several lady riders in the two classes of jet skis (stand-up and seated).
1 comment:
Sharon,
Thanks for the bracelelts. Do you have an e-mail address?
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