Too poor to pay attention
Too poor to pay attention
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lars strom
Cees did have some engine issues with his new lightweight carbon fiber hull.
Vandervelden was a character. Met him at a couple of races over here when he was hanging around with Gary Peacock. He always had a pouch full of diamonds with him. Claims he just ran a little radio store in Amsterdam. Don’t believe it for a minute. But that was a long time ago.
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Never more than a local racer
Never more than a local racer
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Originally Posted by lars3348892
Some of the 1988 US Formula One drivers.
Never made it in the formula . Ran my old Al Martin hullWhich was basically a 17 foot copy of the Mollinari with a T3 on it
Mostly in South Florida local races. Went to Eufaula Alabama a couple of times mostly second third and fourth. Marine Stadium in Miami was my home course used to race there regularly and could hold my own with most anybody there. Got involved after 76 with the marathon racers club running the grand national inboard boats. That was up until about 1982. Sold the boat to Ben Borden and Tom Chandler continue to drive it for him with some success. We never could beat the Duff daiily. But then neither could a lot of people. My friend Richard Berg from California and the marshals from speed marine and Callie went home a lot of times shaking their heads about the equipment that the dailies were running. They just stomped The living daylights out of everybody in the Grand national class. Had a lot of fun for five or six years with those boys. Mr. Doug Janish are used to build my engines. God bless DougWithout him we never could’ve done it.
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