Ed and Kim Schumacher demonstrate the art of airborne for their guest, Liz Johnides.


F for Formula - always a winning combination for guaranteed fun on any poker run.

Super Sonic speed.

Rock The bay organizer Jeff Jennings and his wife, Karen, show what it takes to carve a perfect path through the water.

(Photos by Randy Nuzzo, 804-339-8039)

Double vision - Harold Cornelius' popular 32-foot Skater, Freedom, with Excess, Skater owned by Ari Makinen, Discovery Bay, CA.


Cool cat in heat - Doug Thumser's 35' Jaguar.


This tricked-out, high-tech water warrior, designed and built by Gary Colledge of California-based Colledge Racing, was one of the top eye-widening sights in Sacramento.

(Photos by Eric Anderson, 580-751-9206)

Mike Misplay returned home to Sterling, CO, with top honors in the normally aspirated twin class contest. Mike owns this sleek-look 36 Eliminator Daytona, which recorded a 131-mph top end.


John Beamen drove this Semper Marine Eliminator and walked away with the 2004 Top Cat trophy.

Pushing the "limits" is the name of the game for Jason and Loren Yates in their 50' Hustler, Red Line.


Raj Samra and his 38' Cigarette Top Gun, The Negotiator.


John Buyers and crew aboard his 382 Fas3Tech, Team Wahoo..

(Photos by Richard Klehe, Florida Powerboat Club, 954-580-2582)

Norwegian poker runner Johan Mustad made heads turn throughout the event with his 42' Nor-Tech 4300V, Winter Expedition.

Elias Delatorre entered the run with his 47' Apache, Running Brave.


Andrew Chaytow was anything but unstable as he makes his way through the course in his 38' Cigarette Gladiator, Out of Control.

(Photos provided by Roger Schnabel)