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Only two weeks to go for the Rotorua 100 at Lake Rotorua, by the sea Scout Hall, off the lake end of Fenton (Main) Street, Rotorua.

See the NZMPBA website calendar for details and entry form.

Entries close Sunday Septmber 23rd, be great to see you even if you don't have a run, helping hands are always appreciated.

Gee Bob hope you get more people at this event an by the way I forgot to thank the Hamilton Club for all the hard work put into the running of the Taupo Offshore an Kerry for getting the venue so we could race there an yes once again alot of fun was had by all with some great racing

Wee Man

There we go 13 entries in all, not a bad turnout for the Rotorua event.

Seeyas all there, any additional arms and legs for helping with lap counting and rescue boat would be very much appreciated.

Well another great day's racing at Rotorua, Beautiful day,great people and good alround fun.
A big thanks to Terry and leigh for getting me off my bum and getting the little one running even though it played up gives me a place to start to get her right again...
Too the Hamilton club for running such a good series Bob,Birmy and Gordon for a great effort in holding it together
for that lenght of time well done. Thats what makes the offshore round so good..
On a personal note a big thanks to Steve Trott and Bob Gutsell and Terry Ridds,Birmy and Gordon for all the effort that you have given to me this year it will not go unforgotten...
Cheers Kerry

Crikey you guys are quick! Thanks for all the thanks it means alot. Some people organise these events because they like organising things, fo me, I do it because I just want to race, and if I didn't do my bit then there just might not be any racing. That will change hopefully as more people get involved, the more people that can get involved the less burden there is for those involved in organising and running events and the more events that can be run for longer.

But anyway, congratulations to the wee man Terry Riddiford and Ballistic for taking out the Rotorua 100 yesterday. Me and Big Red worked hard for second place after replacing just about everything in the boat; except fuel bags, reciever and throttle servo being the only original equipment) over the last week. Steve Trott just made it into 3rd place after dropping an engine bearing in the last couple of minutes of the final. More in the next Propshaft, photos coming soon.