How to Post a Classified Ad
1. Login to APBA.org
2. Locate the “Resources” Tab
a. Hover over the “Resources” Tab and a dropdown menu will appear. In that menu, you will find a “Classifieds” Tab.
b. Select the “Classifieds” Tab
3. If you are logged in correctly, you will see a black box in the center of the screen that says “Post New Classified” If there this box is not on your screen, you have not properly logged in.
By FRED FARLEY
The city fathers of San Diego first planned to host an Unlimited hydroplane race on Mission Bay shortly after the end of World War II. As the area changed over to a peacetime economy, Mission Bay was developed with that purpose in mind, although the city didn’t get around to actually conducting its first race until 1964.
The Roar on the River in Trenton was held over the weekend and the crowd was treated to a great show.
Photographer Dave Chapman was on hand and provided dozens of cool photos.
By MACKENZIE BURGER
Bay City Times
BAY CITY, MI —The 26th annual Bay City River Roar attracted hundreds of race enthusiasts to the Saginaw River shoreline Sunday, June 23, to watch top drivers compete in the final races of the weekend.
HUNTINGTON -- Nearly 20 of the best powerboat racing teams in North America will take to the Ohio River later this month to compete in the third Huntington Classic. Races are scheduled July 26-28 at Harris Riverfront Park. Admission is free to the public.
By STAN MADDUX
Times Correspondent
LAPORTE | The recent Maple City Grand Prix provided a $1 million economic shot in the arm for LaPorte, with visitors primarily coming from the region.
By MICHAEL NIZIOLEK
Bay City Times
BAY CITY -- When Clarence Giacoletti started taking his family to River Roar nearly 20 years ago, he didn't know he was creating a next generation powerboat racer.
By LEE THOMPSON
Bay City Times
BAY CITY, Mich. – The Bay City River Roar was starting to seem like the Rinker Roar.
By MICHAEL NIZIOLEX
MLive
BAY CITY -- No American Powerboat Association (APBA) or F1 Prop course is quite like the Saginaw River.
By JOHN SHEARER
Knoxnews.com
As the only local racer competing in the Powerboat Superleague tour event Sunday on Fort Loudoun Lake, Mark Proffitt gave the spectators a reason to cheer with a victory in the SST 200 class of the Formula Two race.