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Join us for the 2021 OPA World Championship Powerboat RACES held again this year as the Keystone Event of Englewood Beach Waterfest. This year presented by North Myrtle Beach RV Resort and Dry Dock Marina!

We start this year’s event weekend with PowerUP, the kickoff party held at The Lighthouse Grill at Stump Pass Marina on THURSDAY Nov 18th, from 5-10pm, with LIVE Music from Coastal JAMZ, Waterfest Merchandise, food, RUM Tasting with Papa’s Pilar Rum, and the introduction of this year’s RACE Cocktail! Come and get a chance to rub elbows with some of the race teams, and organizers of this year’s event!

Check out this year’s COMPLETE schedule of events (some subject to change, please check Facebook and website for details)

Nov 18th – PowerUP – 5pm Party Start

Nov 19th – Block Party – Englewood Shopping Center 5-10pm LIVE remote with iHeart radio, food, drinks and BOATS!

Nov 20th – Gates open at 10am World Championship Races Start at 10:30am Family Conservation Center (FCC) 10am Food Court Area Opens at 10am Nov 21st – World Championship Races continue at 10:30am

General Admission Tickets available online for both days for only $20 (at the gate $25) Children’s Tickets are FREE (with a paying adult)VIP Tickets are LIMITED so buy yours today!

Visit www.EnglewoodBeachWaterfest.com for TICKETS, and more information on Event Details!

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Offshore Powerboat World Championships return to Englewood Beach Waterfest, Nov. 18-21

ENGLEWOOD BEACH – The Offshore Powerboat Association World Championships returns to Englewood Beach, as part of Englewood Beach Waterfest, slated for Nov. 18-21. 

In 2019, the last time Englewood hosted that race – which is scheduled for Nov. 20-21 – it featured more than 70 boats and had become the largest race on the circuit. 

The race can attract up to 40,000 people, with more than a half-million people in the Midwest watching on livestream. 

Steve Gardiner, president of the Englewood Beach Waterfest Inc. board of directors, has previously said that translated into an $8 million impact on the local economy. 

NMB RV Resort and Dry Dock Marina, based in North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, is the keystone sponsor. 

“They've signed on to be our primary sponsors for this year and for next and they also have a boat racing, Gardiner said. “They’re in it with both feet up to their hips.” 

The resort is both seeking to draw people to South Carolina and contemplating expanding into Florida, Gardiner said. 

After a slow start with local sponsors, those have picked up, too. “This is the best year we’ve had for sponsorships, ever,” Gardiner said. 

Earlier: Englewood Beach Waterfest canceled in 2020 because of COVID-19

The nonprofit Englewood Beach Waterfest also distributes money to other area nonprofits. 

In 2019, it gave $7,500 to six different local nonprofits. 

More than 60 boats – including between four and six entries in the unlimited super boat class – have expressed interest in racing. More than 70 are anticipated to show up on race weekend.

That field will likely be affected by what happens in Key West, Nov. 7-14, at the Race World Offshore World Championships. If a boat wrecks or develops problems then, there’s not enough time to recover and be ready for Englewood Beach. 

Some racers may opt out of Key West because of cost. 

“We were told by some of the racers that they’re not going to go to Key West because its’ expensive to race there with hotel prices, so they’re skipping it,” Gardiner said. 

Tickets for Waterfest are $20 online at  www.englewoodbeachwaterfest.com   or $25 at the gate, and include parking and bus transportation to Englewood Beach, where parking is always limited. 

Children 12 and younger are free but do need a children’s ticket. 

Online ticket sales end at 5 p.m., Friday, Nov. 19. 

VIP passes of $100 for one day or $150 for both days include parking and transportation as well as a VIP tent and complimentary food, mixed drinks, beer and wine. 

Busses run from 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. There are two distinct routes. The red route bus starts at the Elks Lodge, then travels to Englewood Shopping Center by Obee’s and the SunTrust Bank to the beach. 

The green route travels from Lemon Bay High School to Beach Road Bistro and then the beach. 

There are no coolers, alcohol or pets permitted on the buses or at the beach. 

Gardiner noted that there are still spaces available for food trucks at the beach, and Sunday volunteers are also needed. 

Volunteers typically meet Nov. 17 at the Elks Lodge for an orientation and to receive a T-shirt. Volunteers and vendors can sign up and learn more on the web site. 

For more information on either, call 941-473-9795 or email [email protected].  

Events include a Pre-Race Party, PowerUp from 5 to 10 p.m., Nov. 18; and the Waterfest Block Party from 5 to 9 a.m., Nov. 19 at Englewood Shopping Center, 262 S. Indiana Ave., Englewood. 

Related: Dearborn Street businesses put best foot forward ahead of road construction

The shopping center is standing in for Dearborn Street as the Block Party location this year, while Dearborn Avenue is under construction. 

“We can probably get 50 to 60 boats in there,” Gardiner said, then added that Waterfest has rented generators and lights, to illuminate the parking lot. 

Between 11 and 14 classes of boats will race both Nov. 20 and 21. Races start at 10 a.m., while gates open a 9 a.m. 

Waterfest Village on Englewood Beach will be open Friday, as well as all day Saturday and Sunday. 

Mote Marine Laboratory will have six exhibits at the village, while others will be from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, Friends of Stump Pass, Josh the Otter and the Lemon Bay Conservancy and the Peace River Wildlife Center with Luna the Owl. 

Other children’s activities include face painting, a butterfly encounter, sand art and a scavenger hunt. 

As for the races, as many as four different boat classes may be on the 4.3-mile offshore course at one time. 

“We re-did the race course this year to bring it in,” Gardine said. “So, it’s really out in front of Englewood Beach.” 

Earle Kimel primarily covers south Sarasota County for the Herald-Tribune and can be reached at [email protected]. Support local journalism with a digital subscription to the Herald-Tribune.

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OPA Englewood Beach World Championship Essentials

The final offshore races of the 2022 season, the Offshore Powerboat Association Englewood Beach/Waterfest World Championships are on tap this weekend. An estimated 40 to 45 teams already are in town and more will be arriving throughout the day in the Southwest Florida waterfront community. OPA president Ed Smith said he’s expecting “50-ish” teams to compete, which is down from last year’s record-setting 69-boat total but understandable given the lodging challenges in the area left by Hurricane Ian.

There will be plenty of offshore racing action in Englewood Beach, Fla., this weekend. Photo by Pete Boden copyright Shoot 2 Thrill Pix .

Teams in the V-bottom classes will vie for Offshore Powerboat Association and Union Internationale Motonautique world titles based on their Saturday and Sunday results. In an intriguing wrinkle, Saturday’s race has been added to OPA’s own national championships and those champions will be crowned Saturday evening.

Bracket classes will comprise the majority of the fleet. As it usually does in Englewood Beach, the Bracket 700 class will have the largest group with 11 teams expected to compete this weekend.

On the spec-class side, LSB/Hurricane of Awesomeness team owner/driver Brit Lilly said he is expecting five Stock V teams including his own to show up, which would meet the minimum number of teams required for a UIM title. Super Stock-class representative Ryan Beckley said three Super Stock teams—his 32-foot CELSIUS Doug Wright catamaran not among them this year—are expected to compete in Englewood Beach this weekend.

Likewise, newly crowned UIM world champion Taylor Scism of TS Motorsports said she’s expecting three boats—her MTI 390XR included—to compete in the 450R Factory Stock class.

At least one Extreme-class boat, the 42-foot JBS Racing MTI catamaran piloted by Jeff Stevenson and Micheal Stancombe, also will be in the weekend mix.

Though it likely won’t have any competition, the JBS Racing catamaran will put on a show in Englewood Beach.

A race-by-race schedule has not been released as registration is still open, but competition is slated to run from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow and Sunday, according to the OPA website, on the four-mile, seven-turn course.

All of the action will be streamed live on the OPA Racing Facebook page . Speedonthewater.com contributing editor Eric Colby and chief photographer Pete Boden will cover all the action for the daily high-performance powerboating news site.

The Englewood Beach racecourse includes seven turns.

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The Englewood Beach Waterfest had an impressive number of boats racing for the Offshore Powerboat Association (OPA) World Championships yesterday.

Rich Wyatt and Hugh Fuller won Unlimited in DF Young with the under powered Miss GEICO taking second.

Throttle-man, Steve Curtis said after:

We were seeing reasonable speed with the 1100 horsepower engines, competing against boats with about 800 more horsepower. We had a sea strainer go which got everything wet, and slowed us down. Tomorrow, we’re going to go out and run as hard as we can, and try to push DF Young. If it’s bumpier, we might have a bit of a chance, so let’s race.

Nick and Austin Scafidi took the Super Stock class honours while FJ Propeller rolled out on a turn mark, both crew members, Jimmie Harrison and Gary Ballough were unharmed.

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2023 Raceday Events, SAT, NOV 18 & SUN, NOV 19, 2023, 10 AM TO 4 PM Speed, Power and Excitement comes to Englewood, Florida! Watch thrilling offshore powerboat racing from Englewood Beach as boats gather points for the world championship races! This is the World Championships for OPA Racing (Offshore Powerboat Association) with 75+ boats running at speeds up to and over 150 miles per hour. Saturday and Sunday, races start at approximately 10 AM, and the gate opens at 9 AM. Race fans are encouraged to visit Waterfest Village on Englewood Beach during practice days on Friday and also all day on Saturday and Sunday. Cantina & Food Court, Come for the Races and the Family Conservation Center and enjoy the food! Directly on the beach under tents, local restaurants will offer their Seafood and regional cuisine including many of your local favorites. Waterfest will have special fare for the children as well. Throughout the Food Court we will also have all types of traditional festival foods like funnel cakes, snow cones, popcorn, pretzels, ice cream and other delicacies you will enjoy. https://englewoodbeachwaterfest.com/events/raceday/

Last edited by Serious News; 11-18-2023 at 11:51 PM .

*Schedule Subject to Change Wednesday, November 16, 2022 6pm-7pm Volunteer Meeting - Elks Lodge (401 N Indiana Ave, Englewood, FL 34223) DRY PITS OPEN FOR RACER PARKING Thursday, November 16, 2023 Arrival of Race Boats - Race Village - (2045 N Beach Rd, Englewood, FL) 5pm-10pm POWER-UP PARTY - The Waverly (2095 N Beach Rd, Englewood, FL) 5pm Coast Guard Briefing - Food Tent @ Chadwick Park 6pm Water Ops Meeting - Food Tent @ Chadwick Park Friday, November 17, 2023 ALL DAY Arrival of Race Boats; Race Village - (2045 N Beach Rd, Englewood, FL) 9am OPA Staff Environmental Briefing - Registration 9am Racer Meeting - Beach Tent @ Chadwick Park 10am The Carnivore Cup - Beach Tent @ Chadwick Park 8am-5pm Fueling @ Fuel Truck 10:30am-3pm Registration - 70 Beachcomber Ln, Englewood, FL 10:30am-3pm GPS Registration @ Race Village 10:30am-4pm Race Boat Inspections & Walkthroughs - Race Village 11am Race Control Operational 11am-4pm Crane & Ramp Operational 12pm Qualifying for 450R 12:30pm-3pm Race Boat Testing 5pm-10pm Race Boat Block Party (Dearborn St, Englewood, FL) Leave dry pits: 4pm, Return to pits: 10pm Saturday, November 18, 2023 All Day Race Village open to the Public 7:30am Set Up Course Buoys 7am Team Physicals - Beach Tent @ Chadwick Park 8am Racer Meeting - Beach Tent @ Chadwick Park 8am-5pm Fueling @ Fuel Truck 8:30am Rescue & Patrol Fleet briefing (Chadwick Park) 8:30am Crane & Ramp Operational 9am Race Control Operational 9:30am Patrol & Course Fleet on station 10am-5pm RACING - Starts TBD on-site 6:30pm RACE Meet & Greet - TBA Sunday, November 19, 2023 All Day Race Village open to the Public 7:30am Set Up Course Buoys 7am Team Physicals - Beach Tent @ Chadwick Park 8am Racer Meeting - Beach Tent @ Chadwick Park 8am-1pm Fueling @ Fuel Truck 8:30am Rescue & Patrol Fleet briefing (Chadwick Park) 8:30am Crane & Ramp Operational 9am Race Control Operational 9:30am Patrol & Course Fleet on station 10am-5pm RACING - Starts TBD on-site 7pm Awards Ceremony - SandBar Tiki & Grille (1975 Beach Rd, Englewood, FL)

WATERFEST BLOCK PARTY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2023, 5PM TO 10PM Dearborn Street Annual BLOCK PARTY! FREE Admission to the Block Party, where you can see the race boats up close all along Dearborn Street, after our Race Boat PARADE! LIVE Music with Marty Moss at the Dignam Family Stage at Pioneer Park Food Trucks and Merchandise Vendors offering a variety of items for purchase

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Boat racers gearing up for 8th annual Waterfest on Englewood Beach MANASOTA KEY, Fla. — Nearly 100 powerboats will race against each other along the water for the Englewood Beach Waterfest and OPA World Championships on Saturday and Sunday. Competitors traveled from all over the country to compete in the OPA World Championships. At 10 a.m. on Friday over 40 people will race along the beach on Manasota Key near Chadwick Park, wearing inflatable T-Rex costumes for the first-ever Carnivore Cup. At 5 p.m. on Friday night, members of the public can view the powerboats up close at the Block Party on Dearborn Street. The race boats will parade through Downtown Englewood. This is a free event. The OPA World Championships is on Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nearly 100 powerboats will race against each other, some of them at speeds over 150 miles per hour. Tickets can be bought online here. https://nbc-2.com/news/local/charlot...glewood-beach/

Last edited by Ratickle; 11-17-2023 at 08:01 PM .

There were 41 boats registered to run, one of which was having major problems and was not expected to run. There were 37 boats already in the pits.

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RESULTS:   2023 ENGLEWOOD BEACH WATERFEST

      DAY 1      

UNLIMITED 1st - 16 JBS ( 0.0 )

SUPER CAT 1st - 25 Hancock Claims ( 0.0 )

FACTORY STOCK 1st - 96 Doug Wright ( 0.0 )

SUPER STOCK 1st - S-42 Jackhammer ( 0.0 )

EXTREME VEE 1st - 20 Knucklehead ( 0.0 )

MOD VEE 1st - 477 Allied Offshore ( 50.0 ) 2nd - 107 Absolutely Not ( 45.0 )

STOCK VEE 1st - 53 The Firm ( 50.0 ) 2nd - 26 Cigar Monster ( 45.0 ) 3rd - 3 Wazzup ( 40.5 )

CLASS 2 1st - 211 Bat Boat ( 0.0 )

CLASS 3 1st - 388 Mr Herbotto ( 0.0 ) 2nd - 327 Team Woody ( 0.0 ) 3rd - 326 Brothers Racing ( 0.0 )

CLASS 4 1st - 441 Saris Racing ( 0.0 ) 2nd - 420 Crazy Rhythm ( 0.0 ) 3rd - 434 Control Freak ( 0.0 )

CLASS 5 1st - 509 Shoreline Plumbing ( 50.0 ) 2nd - 514 TC Marine ( 45.0 ) 3rd - 555 Mean Streak ( 40.5 ) 4th - 524 Sweat Equilty ( 36.5 ) 5th - 528 Hammerhead ( 33.0 ) 6th - 522 Rum Runner ( 29.5 ) 7th - 577 Yabba Dabba Doo ( 26.0 ) 8th - 521 Shocker ( 24.0 )

CLASS 6 1st - 609 Moderation ( 50.0 ) 2nd - 684 MDG Motorsports ( 45.0 ) 3rd - 621 Money Monster ( 40.5 ) 4th - 614 Logan's Heroes ( 36.5 ) 5th - 620 Dirty Martini ( 33.0 ) 6th - 673 Synergy ( 29.5 ) 7th - 602 Ultimate Boat Racing ( 26.0 ) 8th - 6221 Horizon ( 24.0 )

CLASS 7 1st - 721 Team Progression ( 50.0 ) 2nd - 730 Red Rum ( 45.0 ) 3rd - 759 Statement Marine ( 40.5 ) 4th - 700 The Punisher ( 36.5 ) 5th - 746 Provin Marine ( 33.0 ) 6th - 714 Shocker ( 29.5 ) 7th - 747r Statement Marine ( 26.0 ) 8th - 744 Jackhammer ( 24.0 )

9th - 747 Bad Habit ( 21.5)

10th - 701 Goofin' Around ( 19.5 )

OPA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

      DAY 2      

UNLIMITED 1st - 16 JBS ( 100.0 )

SUPER CAT 1st - 25 Hancock Claims ( 100.0 )

FACTORY STOCK 1st - 96 Doug Wright ( 100.0 )

SUPER STOCK 1st - S-42 Jackhammer ( 100.0 )

EXTREME VEE 1st - 20 Knucklehead ( 100.0 )

MOD VEE 1st - 107 Absolutely Not ( 100.0 ) 2nd - 477 Allied Offshore ( 90.0 )

STOCK VEE 1st - 53 The Firm ( 100.0 ) 2nd - 26 Cigar Monster ( 90.0 ) 3rd - 3 Wazzup ( 81.0 )

CLASS 2 1st - 211 Bat Boat ( 100.0 )

CLASS 3 1st - 388 Mr Herbotto ( 100.0 ) 2nd - 327 Team Woody ( 90.0 ) 3rd - 326 Brothers Racing ( 81.0 )

CLASS 4 1st - 441 Saris Racing ( 100.0 ) 2nd - 420 Crazy Rhythm ( 90.0 ) 3rd - 434 Control Freak ( 81.0 )

CLASS 5 1st - 509 Shoreline Plumbing ( 100.0 ) 2nd - 522 Rum Runner ( 90.0 ) 3rd - 555 Mean Streak ( 81.0 ) 4th - 528 Hammerhead ( 73.0 ) 5th - 577 Yabba Dabba Doo ( 66.0 ) 6th - 521 Shocker ( 59.0 ) 7th - 524 Sweat Equilty ( 53.0 ) 8th - 514 TC Marine ( 48.0 )

CLASS 6 1st - 684 MDG Motorsports ( 100.0 ) 2nd - 673 Synergy ( 90.0 ) 3rd - 621 Money Monster ( 81.0 ) 4th - 620 Dirty Martini ( 73.0 ) 5th - 6221 Horizon ( 66.0 ) 6th - 602 Ultimate Boat Racing ( 59.0 ) 7th - 609 Moderation ( 53.0 ) 8th - 614 Logan's Heroes ( 48.0 )

CLASS 7 1st - 759 Statement Marine ( 100.0 ) 2nd - 701 Goofin' Around ( 90.0 ) 3rd - 721 Team Progression ( 81.0 ) 4th - 747r Statement Marine ( 73.0 ) 5th - 700 The Punisher ( 66.0 ) 6th - 714 Shocker ( 59.0 ) 7th - 744 Jackhammer ( 53.0 ) 8th - 747 Bad Habit ( 48.0 )

9th - 746 Provin Marine ( 43.0 )

10th - 730 Red Rum ( 0.0 )

      TOTAL      

SUPER CAT 1st - 25 Hancock Claims( 100.0 )

MOD VEE 1st - 107 Absolutely Not ( 145.0 ) 2nd - 477 Allied Offshore ( 140.0 )

STOCK VEE 1st - 53 The Firm ( 150.0 ) 2nd - 26 Cigar Monster ( 135.0 ) 3rd - 3 Wazzup ( 121.5 )

CLASS 4 1st - 441 Saris Racing ( 100.0 ) 2nd - 420 Crazy Rhythm ( 90.0 ) 3rd - 434 Control Freak ( 80.0 )

CLASS 5 1st - 509 Shoreline Plumbing ( 150.0 ) 2nd - 555 Mean Streak ( 121.5 ) 3rd - 522 Rum Runner ( 119.5 ) 4th - 528 Hammerhead ( 106.0 ) 5th - 514 TC Marine ( 93.0 ) 6th - 577 Yabba Dabba Doo ( 90.0 ) 7th - 524 Sweat Equity ( 89.5 ) 8th - 521 Shocker ( 83.0 )

CLASS 6 1st - 684 MDG Motorsports ( 145.0 ) 2nd - 621 Money Monster ( 121.5 ) 3rd - 673 Synergy ( 119.5 ) 4th - 620 Dirty Martini ( 106.0 ) 5th - 609 Moderation ( 103.0 ) 6th - 6221 Horizon ( 90.0 ) 7th - 602 Ultimate Boat Racing ( 85.0 ) 8th - 614 Logan's Heroes ( 84.0 )

CLASS 7 1st - 759 Statement Marine ( 140.5 ) 2nd - 721 Team Progression ( 131.0 ) 3rd - 701 Goofin' Around ( 109.5 ) 4th - 700 The Punisher ( 102.5 ) 5th - 747r Statement Marine ( 99.0 ) 6th - 714 Shocker ( 88.5 )

7th - 744 Jackhammer ( 77.0 )

8th - 746 Provin Marine ( 76.0 )

9th - 747 Bad Habit ( 69.5 ) 

10th - 730 Red Rum ( 45.0 )

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Englewood is the culmination of the OPA season and is the last event on the calendar for Offshore in 2021.

Englewood is situated on Florida's Gulf Coast. Travelers who eschew the Spring Break scene will find a taste of "Old Florida" in the town of Englewood, 50 miles north of Fort Myers. When you're not enjoying the miles of tranquil beaches along the Gulf of Mexico, try boating, fishing or bird watching – or bring your clubs to one of the town's eight golf courses.

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Abu Dhabi , UAE, Monday, 09 June 2003 - With the Federation of Russia Grand Prix scheduled for August 17, the UIM Powerboat Homologation Committee plans to visit the site of the race, not far from Moscow center, from June 16-20, 2003. The Federation of Russia Grand Prix is the fifth race on the 2003 UIM F1 Powerboat Championship calendar and the ninth time that an F1 Powerboat Championship event takes place in Russia.

Organisers of the 2003 event plan a great show for an expected 50,000 spectators. Since 1989, FI Powerboats have raced in Minsk (1989), Leningrad (1990,1991), St Petersburg (1995,1996) and Moscow (1997, 1998 and 1999).

"After three years away, I am happy to see the F1 Powerboat Championship back in Moscow, thanks to the Moscow Government and to 7TV Sports Television Channel," said Nicolo di San Germano, promoter of the UIM F1 Powerboat series. "This Grand Prix is an exciting new event, even though the Federation of Russia has hosted F1 Powerboat racing before.

"The last Grand Prix in Moscow gave us a lot of action on the river in the city's famous Gorki Park. But the 2003 edition will take place in Strogino, seven kilometres away from the center of Moscow. Found by Pierre Bogdanov, President of the Russian Federation Motonautique, this new location will allow FI Powerboat racing on a much wider circuit, compared with Gorki Park. "

The charismatic di San Germano has worked assiduously since 1993 to make F1 Powerboat racing a global sport. "I am gratified to see that some of the concepts that I initiated have begun to take root," di San Germano said. These include among others proper racing pits and hospitality units.

"In the last ten years, the F1 Powerboat racing programme has taken the contenders to Asia, Europe and the Middle East, and Far East" di San Germano said. The promoter has dreams of additional locations in the future. "But today," he said, "I really hope that the Homologation Committee will find that the circuit in Strogino meets all the necessary criteria for a good show, perfect organisation, and, above all, safety."

2023 PowerUp Pre-Race Party

Thursday, november 16, 2023, 5pm to 10pm.

Location: The Waverly Restaurant & Bar, 2095 N Beach Rd, Englewood, FL 34223

This event, which kicks off the race weekend, is open to the public and will be the first event to kick off the 8th Englewood Beach Waterfest!

Come mix and mingle with the Waterfest Race Teams and officials! 

As our host for this year’s party, The Waverly will be providing LIVE MUSIC by Verceal playing 6:30-9:30pm, and offering a Buffet for $35, along with other featured offerings. 

The Waterfest Board will be on hand with FREE Children’s Tickets (with adult ticket purchase), VIP Tickets and General Admission Tickets for sale. 

It’s going to be a not-to-be-missed night of food, fun and music, so make your plans now to attend the PowerUp Pre-Race Party!

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1941: Race to Moscow Review

Posted on May 22, 2020 9:23 am Categories: Game Review Phalanx Games World War II (1935-1945)