D Elia racing team hampered by rough seas in Florida
Offshore powerboat duo from Greenwich suffer a dry start to the OPT World Championship Series opener as rough weather, a fuel leak, and engine trouble keep John and J D D Elia from challenging for a World or National title. Joe Mach wins aboard Dirty Laundry at 80.68 MPH on the 18 mile course.
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D Elia Looks Ahead After Tough Year
John D Elia reflects on a harsh year and hopes to reset next season, wishing to start fresh and forget the recent failures while maintaining focus on future opportunities.
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Contested Open Water Race Runs Rough in Gusty Seas
The field finished a 100.8 mile course with notable difficulty from choppy water and high winds. John D Elia described the conditions as worse on race day after days of smooth water, noting the water turned nasty for the finale. A leak in the boat was mentioned but did not significantly affect the D Elia team.
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