Flying High

[bandit64061]

Don't know what happened next!!!

It sure is a good pic of a skiff bottom though.

[Wayne mtl qc]

Pop Augustine

By his body position and calm expresion it looks like he feels he's ok, its the rest of the world thats tilted

[Dave_E71]

Pop Augustine

[Wayne mtl qc]

Bill Mciver new where the good water was #12N I took the shorter route or the high road #16 PS the photo is black & white because she took it that way not because I'm old or anything like that

[Wayne mtl qc]

Somemore afternoon fun with my son!

[Wayne mtl qc]

Rub a dub dub My son and I just fooling around

[Mark 72@E]

Jersey Speed Skiff

Recycled from Cambridge, Maryland 2005:

[kampkurz]

While we're at Top'O!

Another flier in the pilings.

[jeff55v]

This looked like a good place for this pic.

[Steve77t]

Steve Litzell 700 Hydro Berlin test behind Konig factory

[Mark 72@E]

Going Green

In the interest of going green, I'll recycle a few old photos that I've published before on Hydroracer. After all, if you've never seen it before, it's new to you.

If the downloads stay above 400 each I'll keep posting. Otherwise I'll put them away in the underground bunker. From Williamsport, PA 2005:

[Gunjumper]

Ha!

chop shmop! he had room... those videos your dad has of Rumson back in the day show what a chop is, we race polite nowadays! Nuch came over to my trailer after that heat and put me in a headlock and said "you got me clean out there, but I'll still kick your skinny arse on the beach you young punk". GL

[MGallagher]

Thats cause you chopped him! Merry Christmas!

[Gunjumper]

For the record, I did get around old man Nuch that heat... A wise man once said "loose is fast and on the edge of out of control." GL

[Mark 72@E]

Please Pay Attention

It's been a week since a post to this thread. A kitten almost die. I had to do something.

For the non-racers viewing this post, I'll explain why this photo qualifies for the "Flying High" post. You're looking at a C Stock Runabout on the left, a true flat bottom boat, "hydroplaning", that is riding above the water. You see this more often going down the straightaway than going into a turn.

From Lock Haven 2007: