The roar of engines and the spray of saltwater filled the air as Race World Offshore's World Southernmost Continental Championships reached its thrilling climax in Key West. With the stakes higher than ever, two Bermuda crews returned to the fray, eager to conquer the waves and etch their names into offshore racing history.
Luis Martin and Andy Stoneham, piloting the mighty Nuff Said Bermuda | S-12, and David Selley and Steven Bridges, at the helm of Team Bermuda | S-25, bravely faced a formidable fleet of 14 Super Stock Class contenders – the largest field ever assembled in Key West.
The competition was fierce, with boats jostling for position and pushing their limits in the pursuit of victory. Ultimately, it was Ray Marine, driven by Cole Leibel and Gary Ballough, that emerged triumphant, showcasing exceptional speed and precision to capture the coveted title.
For Team Bermuda, it was a tale of redemption. After a heartbreaking engine failure on Day 1, Selley and Bridges roared back with a vengeance, securing an impressive 5th place finish. Their resilience and determination embodied the true spirit of offshore racing.
Martin and Stoneham, making their return to the international stage, delivered a steady performance, navigating the challenging course with skill and composure. They crossed the finish line in 11th place, one lap down, proving their mettle against a world-class field.
The final day in Key West showcased the adrenaline-pumping action and unwavering spirit that define offshore powerboat racing. Bermuda's presence on the waves added another layer of excitement to this thrilling spectacle, leaving fans eagerly anticipating the next chapter in these daring crews' racing journeys.
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