YOLO Board is excited to announce that Stand Up Paddleboard celebrities Nikki Gregg and Chuck Patterson will make special appearances at the 2010 YOLO Board Seaside Celebration in Seaside, FL from September 15th-18th and host two camps in conjunction with the event. Hawaii-based Gregg will offer her NRG Boot Camp, an intensive two-day stand up paddleboard program scheduled for September 15th and 16th from 8:00am – 11:00am. SUP-er and Big Wave Surfer Chuck Patterson will host a Racer’s Clinic on Friday September 17th from 10:00am – 2:00pm. Both classes will be held at the YOLO Board Adventures location at Eastern Lake in Seagrove Beach, FL and are open for online registration.
The YOLO Board Seaside Celebration main race events will be held on Saturday, September 18th and include both a Seven Mile Elite Race with over $5,000 of prize money and a Three Mile Recreation Race with prizes awarded for each division. The family-friendly event is open to the public and includes a free concert by HERITAGE in the Seaside Amphitheatre and a Silent Auction Fundraiser to benefit the South Walton Fire District Junior Lifeguard Program. The event website is www.yoloseasiderace.com.
Here’s the press release:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Stand Up Paddleboard Pros Nikki Gregg and Chuck Patterson to Host Special Camps at YOLO Board Seaside Celebration September 15th- 17th
Both camps will precede the main race events scheduled for September 18th in Seaside, Florida and offer paddlers a chance to learn from the Industry leaders
Santa Rosa Beach, Fla. (September 7, 2010) – YOLO Board announces details of two pre-race stand up paddleboard (SUP) camps that will be held in conjunction with the 2nd Annual YOLO Board Seaside Celebration scheduled from Wednesday, September 15th to Friday, September 17th in Seaside, FL. Hawaii-based Nikki Gregg, widely considered the ‘First Lady of SUP’ will offer her popular island inspired stand up paddle NRG Boot Camp, an intensive two-day program scheduled for September 15th and 16th from 8:00am – 11:00am. SUP-er and Big Wave Surfer Chuck Patterson will host a Racer’s Clinic on Friday September 17th from 10:00am – 2:00pm designed to teach paddlers the skills needed for proper racing techniques. Both classes will be held at the YOLO Board Adventures location at Eastern Lake in Seagrove Beach.
“We are thrilled to be bringing SUP Professionals of the caliber of Nikki and Chuck to South Walton,” explains Jeff Archer, co-founder of YOLO Board LLC. “The camps will offer participants the chance to learn valuable skills and soak up advice from the best of the best in the SUP industry. We’re so appreciative that Nikki and Chuck were willing to participate in the YOLO Board Seaside Celebration and look forward to showing them around our town.”
Gregg heads up Oahu, HI-based NRG Lifestyle Fitness Training (www.nikkigregg.com) and travels nationally to train clients, host NRG Boot Camps and compete in stand up paddling events. With over ten years of experience as a fitness professional, Gregg is a certified SUP ‘Master Instructor’ and is affiliated with both the WSUPA (World Stand Up Paddleboard Association) and the WPA (World Paddle Association). The NRG Boot Camp will help paddlers improve paddling speed and efficiency as well as reinforce paddling techniques needed for a strong foundation through exercises and drills. The camp is physically challenging but adaptable to different skill levels and open to anyone who has prior paddling experience. The camp is $295 all inclusive and participants can reserve spots at http://nrgseaside.eventbrite.com.
California native Patterson (www.chuckpattersonsports.com) is an all-around athlete and waterman who has competed professionally in tow surfing, SUP, surfing, kiteboarding, skiing and snowboarding. Patterson has been competing in SUP races since 2007 and has won many high profile events including the 2009 Tommy Zahn Zuma Downwinder, the 2009 Malibu Downwinder, the 2009 Catalina Ocean Challenge Crossing and the 2008 Rainbow Sandals ‘Battle of the Paddle’. Patterson’s comprehensive Racer’s Clinic will focus on correct paddling techniques, basic principles for long distance racing, opponent passing (drafting), correct board design and paddle length, and proper nutrition. The clinic is $75 all inclusive and participants can register at http://www.active.com/event_detail.cfm?event_id=1889897.
The YOLO Board Seaside Celebration race events on Saturday, September 18th include both a Seven Mile Elite Race with over $5,000 of prize money and a Three Mile Recreation Race with prizes awarded for each division. The family-friendly event is open to the public and includes a free concert by HERITAGE in the Seaside Amphitheatre and a Silent Auction Fundraiser to benefit the South Walton Fire District Junior Lifeguard Program. The Cottage Rental Agency (www.cottagerentalagency.com) is offering special packages for paddlers and event guests ranging anywhere from $59 per night for a group home to $175 per night for a private cottage. Rates are based on 3-night occupancy. For additional information on special rates, please contact The Cottage Rental Agency at 866.966.2565.
YOLO Board is currently seeking sponsors to partner on the much-anticipated event, including donated items for the silent auction. For more information regarding sponsorship opportunities or to donate an item for the silent auction, please contact YOLO Board 850.622.5760 or visit www.yoloboard.com. For more information on the YOLO Seaside Celebration, please visit www.yoloseasiderace.com.
About SEASIDE
The Town of Seaside is a gulf front community located on Scenic Highway 30A between Destin and Panama City Beach, Florida. Founded in 1981, this renowned New Urbanist town is the flagship cultural center of The Beaches of South Walton. Seaside has over 400 homes and cottage rentals, and more than 50 specialty retail shops and restaurants. Seaside’s thriving town center includes civic, cultural and educational institutions; a public charter school, an inter-faith chapel, a repertory theater and The Seaside Institute. Parks, a swim and tennis club, and an amphitheatre provide year-round recreation and entertainment. The Seaside Amphitheater provides a wonderful venue for recreation and hosts numerous events throughout the calendar year.
About YOLO Board
Founded by business partners Tom Losee and Jeff Archer in 2006, YOLO Board LLC is a locally owned stand-up paddleboard (SUP) company based in Santa Rosa Beach, Fla. Aptly named for the mantra, “You Only Live Once,” the company has quickly gained the reputation along Northwest Florida’s Gulf Coast and beyond as the custom paddleboard of choice, garnering widespread attention from the media including: Spirit Magazine, Southern Living, Coastal Living, The Weather Channel, Standup Journal, Florida Trend, Ocean Drive, Standup Paddle Magazine and Garden & Gun. The company manufactures a variety of boards suited to fit any paddler: the Original YOLO, YOLO Express, YOLO Explorer, YOLO Yak, YOLO EcoTrainer, YOLO Planeador, YOLO Eclipse, and the recently debuted Steve Brom-custom race and surf performance line. Rentals, lessons, corporate and team building packages and a complete array of YOLO accessories are available. For more information, visit www.yoloboard.com or call 850.622.5760.
We have been going non stop since July 28th, when we disembarked to Utah on the 700mi hi-way trek to theH20 OverDrive SUP Cup in Park City. at Jordanelle Reservoir in our 2003 custom EJ built Freight Liner Sprinter van.
It’s called the luchador lockdown. I’ve paid. That means I’m going. It’s done. Get your tights out, put on your cape and mask, grab your wallet and register. This will be a blast. Register here: active.com/event_detail.cfm?event_id=1882806
In every sport, there are a lot of things to remember in terms of preparation and technique. It’s no different with Stand Up Paddle racing. Let’s cover just the basics without too much detail…
Eat right – stayed away from sweets (I miss you ice cream…please come back to me), cut down on the beers, and start carb’ing up starting a few days before the race. I also did other things like vitamin and protein supplements.
Cross train (mostly biking/mtn biking) to work different muscles and the heart/lungs for any type race much less racing in higher altitude (6200 ft at Lake Tahoe).
Betsy, Bob, Mac, EJ, Andi, everyone! Have a great race and a great weekend. Wish I was there. Send me results and photos so I can spread the love. Ernie—sorry I couldn’t be there. They have this thing called cash that seems to elude me at times. I’ll start collecting it from the tree out back and catch you next time.
I had a friend ask me for advice on how to start or run an SUP event. I’ve only run a single event and I can tell you it’s a tough job, but the payoff is enormous. And in a growing sport, you are building a foundation, acting as ambassadors, and spreading the stoke. Here is my advice:
Just do it. The only way to learn is to go for it.
Set up registration through Active.com.
List it on Distressedmullet.com, Standupzone, register the event with the WPA and Byron Kurt/Scott Sanchez. List on Goya events, and the Eaton Site.
If you need timing software, the WPA has a cool system
Pick up a sponsor like Goya, Hobie, Starboard, Tahoe SUP, Werner, Kialoa, H2O Overdrive, Yolo, Naish, etc.—any company who supports races, can offer prizes, and who has a shop in the area that can benefit from the exposure.
Get local press coverage in advance of the event. Just call or make a press release. Email them. Sponsors with an active PR department can really help.
Make it fun. Remember that this is a group of people getting together to enjoy a sport they love, or want to learn. The tone has to be fun. If you run around like a chicken with your head cut off, the tone will trickle down to the competitors.
Have results ready after the race.People want to know their times and placement. It’s like a 5K in that respect. You want to know how you did.
Don’t over-represent prizes or free items. Let those be a bonus.
Don’t freak out.
Have first aid available
Get all your permits 3 months in advance—the day before is cutting it close
Make a family rate for people who want to have their kids participate
Have an area to sign up for the WPA
Have an area to sign the petitions for a change in the PFD laws
Make COOL t-shirts.
Have a kids element if possible.
Follow all the laws.
Give people the option to donate to charity above and beyond their entrance fee or shirts—a pass the bucket works great
Get insurance.
Make an event on Facebook and invite your friends.
Make the start, finish and the course easy to do for beginners and a longer or more difficult course for more advanced paddlers—maybe an extra lap.
Make the prize distribution make sense. The rec paddlers shouldn’t win a $1400 board when the elite paddlers are battling over $500. It’ll make people run the rec division instead.
Rec=fun. Elite=competitive freaks.
Have all the divisions—stock, 14 and unlimited. They are different boards and even if there is only one competitor, it’s a start.
If you are offering $, offer it in both 12’6″ stock and 14′ divisions.
Be flexible with the course. Conditions can change in a heartbeat. If things are too difficult for beginners, you might be discouraging them from entering the sport. Even in the Elite race, there should be at least one reward for every soul-crushingly difficult section. Also, if things are difficult, you can relax some of the rules for the rec division, like allowing knee-paddling to get out through surf.
Make hotel arrangements for people traveling in.
Provide directions to the event.
Let people know ahead of time if they will have to pay for parking, entrance to the beach, etc. Hidden fees suck.
You don’t have to do everything for everyone.
Pick a local charity and do some good.
Hold a beach sweep after the event—keep your playground clean.
Invite everyone, even business competitors—it is a community first
Do the right thing
If you want it to be big, bring in a pro and give people access to them.
Put on a workshop to teach technique
Don’t grip so tight that you strangle your own event
Be clear on the rules. Emphasize self-governance. This is a gentleman’s sport. If you break a rule, you need to take yourself out. The race director should be clear on this.
There is letter of the law and the spirit of the law. I suggest spirit of the law.
Keep chase boats out of the way and keep them parked at specific spots unless needed. The wake can wreak havoc and competitors can ride the lead boat ahead of the whole pack. It’s fun when it happens, but usually the boat has no idea they’re in the way or making things tough.
Get a group shot before the race.
Post photos on Facebook or Flickr so people can show their friends how much fun they had.
Really try to get the timing correct—one great idea is to post the UNOFFICIAL results at the end of the race. The competitors usually know where they came in and can pick out any errors before the OFFICIAL results come out, and before trophies or prizes are released.
Do you best and do everything for the right reasons and you can’t go really wrong. You can and will make mistakes, but at least they’ll be in the interest of fun and good.
Be original. Be real.
Beer chaser
This is an incomplete list. The races I’ve attended are all trailblazers. They stuck their necks out to arrange these events and did amazing jobs. Even when things went off somewhere, they stepped up to make it right. Add to this in the discussion.
Good luck everyone in today’s SEA NYC race. Saw the whole crew last night at check in. The SEA people have busted their ass to make this happen and it looks like the weather is goign to be wonderful. It’s 68 degrees. It’ll only get to 79. Can’t wait. I’m drinking coconut water and staring at my gear. So much crap. Can’t bring it all.
2010 CCBC is ON!
The training is done…..watching the weather…almost…looks like a light east wind will increase the challenge a bit.
We have 44 paddlers making the crossing this year and we are pushing to beat last years average of $1,500/paddler. If you can, please consider giving to the cause. The kids and families that come to Boston for cancer treatment at MGH really need the support that Christopher’s Haven provides. The easiest way to give is with my firstgiving donation page. http://www.facebook.com/l/aa344v5WpqRJPWnrm2Lz9M9EB-Q;www.firstgiving.com/robertbabcock
Hope we see some…or all..of you at the pre and/or post parties….pre-party at the Cabby Shack in Plymouth…Friday late aftrenoon/evening, post-party Saturday, 2:00 pm at the Suirf Club in P’town. Raffles for artwork, gear, and more including a chance at a new naish glide standup board.
August 10, 2010 (New York, NY) Surftech team riders, Jamie Mitchell, Candice Appleby and Slater Trout will be in New York City this week to participate in the 4th Annual Surfers Environmental Alliance SEA Paddle NYC around Manhattan. The 28-mile paddle/race around New York City is a fund-raising event to benefit autism awareness and research groups, such as Autism Family Services of New Jersey, Autism Speaks and Surfers Healing, a volunteer group that facilitates surfing adventures for autistic children. Sea Paddle NYC is hosted by environmental advocacy group Surfers’ Environmental Alliance.
Mitchell, Appleby and Trout look to help raise $250,000 + for these very worthy organizations by securing pledges for their paddle. You can donate to the cause via their individual pledge page links below.
You can also join Jamie on the paddle as part of “Team Mitcho”. If you know of anyone who would like to paddle as part of the team and help raise awareness and funds for these great causes please let Jamie know jamie@jamie-mitchell.com
Sunday after the race, the Surftech “Where to Next?” SUP Demo Tour will head up to Montauk, NY for a demo at Ditch Plains beach from 9:00am – 12:00pm. Come meet the team, try out the boards and find out for yourself why Surftech is the leading brand in stand up paddling.
Become a Facebook fan for a chance to win Surftech schwag!!!
With his 9th Molokai title in the bag Jamie has been in the US to take part in a number of events including the 4th Annual Surfers Environmental Alliance SEA Paddle NYC http://www.seapaddlenyc.org/ . This is a 28 mile paddle race around New York. In addition to promoting participation Jamie is trying to raise money for Autism Awareness and SEA. You can pledge via the following site: https://seapaddlenyc.dojiggy.com/pledge/index.cfm?585F220810747778780A10727C7A677637525E3271077C00087B00
You can also join Jamie on the paddle as part of Team Mitcho. If you know of anyone who would like to paddle as part of the team and help raise awareness and funds for these great causes please let Jamie or myself know.
Jamie can be reached via jamie@jamie-mitchell.com
Please feel free to forward this email to anyone who you thin may be interested in either paddling or pledging.
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I can’t believe it’s in 4 days. Friday the 13th. I’m packing up my stuff. My GoPro case broke. i don’t have time to grab a replacement door, so I’ll need to borrow one. I had the 14′ Ohana out for the 2nd time today and tried out my Kialoa Methane, which is the perfect name for my paddle considering all the vegetables I’ve been eating.
Had my Hep B shot and a tetanus. Also packing a butterfly knife because even the butterflies are bad ass up there. The rats run in formation. The paddlers and cockroaches are the only ones you can trust.
I took the Ohana out for the 2nd time today. It’s super fast. It’ll take a little bit to dial in, but I have 28 miles. Michael Metzger thinks I’ll have it dialed in by mile 16. Unfortunately, that’s the HarlemRiver, the dirties water on Earth. And also the coolest view of both old and new Yankee Stadiums. It’s awesome, unless you look into the brown abyss, floating condoms, snack wrappers, hot dogs, and latex gloves (without hands). It’s disturbing.
There will be current at start and finish… it should be interesting. The wind is the variable. Currents are insane. Ferry boats don’t give a rats ass about paddlers. Then, there’s that giant underwater intake fan at 140th street. Oh Joy! UNDERWATER INTAKE FAN!? ARE YOU KIDDING ME?!
Stay in the channel, avoid barges and ferries. Do not approach the shore—especially on the East River. The currents undercut the shore in places, deliberately trying to pull you under the city. Actually, this is all dramatic, but the really technical places are at the start until about 56th Street, Hell Gate, then the end, from the Williamsburg Bridge to the Brooklyn Bridge. The rest is gravy. Literally, gravy. And by the way, it’s life-changing and I wouldn’t miss it for the world (this year). and the Hudson is clean and beautiful.
At Werner Paddles we promote the philosophy of using a light grip while paddling. We believe a light grip minimizes fatigue of the hands, arms, and joints, and over time will reduce the potential of developing carpal tunnel or tendonitis. We strongly believe the ability to use a light grip lies in combining a well designed paddle with the right paddle choice to fit your individual needs. Visit our PADDLE FIT GUIDE.
There are several factors that may cause a paddler to over-grip the shaft. To name just a few, over-gripping may be a subconscious effort to control a blade that flutters or torques in your hand. It may also be caused by the effort needed to hold a shaft that is too large and/or simply that the paddle is not a good fit.
Werner Paddles’ advanced blades and shafts incorporate carefully designed features that create a smooth and stable stroke so a paddler can lightly grip the shaft while pulling the blade easily through the water. To get a good fitting paddle Werner offers several blade and shaft choices at no additional charge.
We encourage you to understand the importance of choosing the right paddle.
For more information on choosing a good fitting paddle please refer to our PADDLE FIT GUIDE.
For more information on how our design features work to provide a smooth and stable stroke please refer to our Design page.
RECREATIONAL PADDLE:
7:00 am—Participant check-in
8:00 am—Mandatory paddlers safety and instructional meeting
9:00 am—Start of Paddle
ELITE SCHEDULE:
7:00 am—Participant check-in
8:00 am—Mandatory paddlers safety and instructional meeting
9:30 am—Start of race
COURSE ROUTE:
The event starts at Pier 40 located on the west side of NYC at Houston & West Street.
- Paddlers will enter the water at the appropriate time via a dock with water access. - Any paddlers jumping off the Pier will be disqualified immediately. Paddler MUST stay in formation and paddle North up the Hudson River.
- Continue past the Intrepid Aircraft carrier, past the 79st boat basin and under the George Washington Bridge.
- Turn right into the Spyton Dyvil, which marks the start of the Harlem River where we will regroup for our only and take our only rest break and group photo.
- Proceed south past Fort Apache in the Bronx, through Harlem, and past the new Yankee Stadium
- Enter the East River at the legendary Hells Gate
- Hugging the west side of the east river passing by Roosevelt’s Island and the UN building while avoiding landing sea planes, which land on the water every few minutes
- Nearing the end of the journey (after approximately 6 hours) paddlers pass under the Williamsburg, Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridge
- The finish is at the North Side of South Street Seaport where paddlers will exit the water via the stairs. Volunteers and safety patrol will be there to help with boards etc.
Hey guys,
Wanted to send you a link to check out My Local Lineup where they picked up our post-race blog post from Deanwatersports.blogspot.com, PLUS video + pics!
John, thought this would be cool to share with your friends in Wilmington.
Great video, Dave. Thanks again!
We had a great day at the lake yesterday, immersing ourselves in board porn. If you didn’t see the chamo unlimited board, it’s because it’s CHAMO. Riggs Napoleon was on it for a while.
Laird showed up. He’s not of our human species. He’s much bigger than I thought. MUCH BIGGER. He seemed like a really nice guy, but I didn’t meet him. To many people.
I did, however, meet Mickey Munós. If you haven’t seen Chasing Dora, watch it. Mickey is the embodiment of pure stoke. I don’t know how else to accurately describe him. You will not find a friendlier guy.
We’re having coffee and getting ready to head to the expo. Will post photos… there are hundreds I need to sort through.
Event: Challenge on the Charles
Start Time: Saturday, July 17 at 1:00pm
End Time: Saturday, July 17 at 10:00pm
Where: Community Boating..Charles River Boston
A Stand Up Paddling race and fundraiser for the Cape Cod Bay Challenge & Christopher’s Haven. All proceeds from the event will go to support a wonderful charity, Christopher’s Haven (www.christopershaven.org). Christopher’s Haven is a non-profit organization that provides housing for families who bring their child to Boston’s MGH for Children for cancer treatment.
Food, drink and live music from a great local band, the Smoking Jackets, are included in the registration fee. Stand-up paddleboard demos will be available to members of Community Boating and registered event participants from 1pm – 3pm. The race starts at 3pm and the party starts at 5pm. Registration for the race and the party is open to the public, but you must register to attend. Registration is $25 for just the race or the party and $45 for both. To register visit
www.active.com/more-sports/boston-ma/cape-cod-bay-challenge-charles-river-stand-up-paddleboard-race-2010
or
www.capecodbaychallenge.org/Race_Series/race_series.html.
Racer TL
This Racer is part of our “TL” (Tommy Lloy) signature series SUP’s and is collaboration between team rider Tommy Lloy and Steve Boehne. They’ve worked meticulously on speed rockers, water displacement, exit drag, and stability to make this SUP slippery fast and stable. Tommy’s signature raceboard offers a slightly wider template and shallower cockpit to aid in “gripping” with your toes in choppy open ocean conditions.The displacement bottom has a slightly wider underbelly to help the med – larger sized (180lbs +) paddler be stable and fast! Tommy is 200lbs and is lightning fast on his 12’6″ RacerTL. http://www.infinitysurf.com/permanent-site-content/boards-sup-models/the-racertl.html
The RacerTL
The CarverTL
This Carver is part of our “TL” (Tommy Lloy) signature series SUP’s. Team rider Tommy Lloy is regarded as one of the best SUP surfers on the planet. Infinity has developed a model based around Tommy’s needs in a high-performance SUP. This Carver is based off of our highly touted “Carver” performance SUP. Tommy’s version has a special rocker and fin placement for lightning speed and aggressive turns off the tail. The nose has a specific template to nose ride, which suits Tommy’s all around surfing approach. If you are serious about performance SUP surfing, there is no need to look anywhere else. Tommy is 200lbs and rides the CarverTL at 8’5″. http://www.infinitysurf.com/permanent-site-content/boards-sup-models/the-carvertl.html
Location: Mt Pleasant, Sc – Shem Creek/Red’s Ice House http://www.redsicehouse.com/
Date: 07/17/20
Time: high noon
Race/Course: Elite/Unlimited – 10k/7miles, Recreational 5k, Kids – Creek Sprint
Sponsors: Charleston Watersport www.charlestonwatersport.com, Red’s Ice House, Kona Brewery, SUP Nation, Dean Watersports, The Distressed Mullet, Starboard, C-4, Honolua
Prizes/Adult: Top 3 – Elite and Unlimited Cash/Plaque, Recreation Plaque/Merchandise, Kids – trophy/merchandise
Divisions: Recreational Division, Elite Division, Unlimited Division and Kids Division
Entry Fee: Elite/Unlimited $50, Recreational $25, Kids are free.
We will have a registration party the night before (location to be determined) and the awards party at Red’s following the race. This is a great spectator venue and I’d like to tie in product demos the entire weekend starting Friday morning and running through Sunday. I’ve got Star Board, C-4 and Honolua involved already and am going to talk to Hobie and Surf Tech today. Kona is going to design the logo with my help, all the participants receive a race jersey with the logo.
13th Annual EAST COAST PADDLEBOARD CHAMPIONSHIPS
The birth place of modern day East Coast paddle board racing
THE LARGEST AND OLDEST continuous RACE ON THE EAST COAST
4469 S Atlantic avenue , PONCE INLET FLORIDA
Flat glassy water expected- 6 miles- 3 to Sun glow Pier and back- water
start
Paddlers- SUP / Paddle boards
( all other paddle racing boards / paddle are invited as trial addition- no
awards) ( surf Ski, outrigger ect.)
8 AM start – no age groups- Top 5 placements win a trophy- FIRST place
finishers get their name on perpetual trophy
PADDLEBOARD CLASSES -
STOCK, 14, UNLIMITED, Wahine -open class ( any size board), SUP, SUP OPEN CLASS, SUP 14 CLASS, SUP 12.6 CLASS, Wahine – open class
three annual awards win be given on top of placements awards:
EAST COAST PADDLEBOARD ASSOCIATION -
Joe bark AWARD- GIVEN TO A PERSON WHO HAS HELPED ESTABLISH GOOD WILL AND
PROMOTION OF THE SPORT OF PADDLING ON THE EAST COAST
tom blake award: Paddleboarding -FASTEST COMBINED TIMES OF THE fLORIDA STATE, KEY WEST CLASSIC AND EAST COAST CHAMPIONSHIPS
Michael O’Shaughnessy Award: SUP FASTEST COMBINED TIMES OF THE fLORIDA STATE, KEY WEST CLASSIC AND EAST COAST CHAMPIONSHIPS
Pre race imformal carbo loading at Jerrys Pizza , Ponce Inlet 6 PM FRIDAY
July 9th
JULY 10, 2010
Have a great day!
Michael O’Shaughnessy
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