Press releases, racer spotlights, and season updates from the 2026 Jersey Shore Boat Racing championship.
FeaturedNick Megee reflects on the 25 Team Spotlights series and introduces the inaugural JSBR Cup — a perpetual trophy decided by racing and Fan Favorite votes with six boats in a final showdown.
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A father mentors a champion, a champion mentors the next wave, and a young driver proves she belongs at the top. The story behind the Skeptic M-13, Tiny Dancer, and the M-18 "Wait What?" — 40 points and one garage apart.
Mother Nature kept everyone on their toes at Berkeley Island. After a stressful morning of phone calls and course adjustments, Clash at the Creek was officially a go — and the racing was worth the wait.
A last-minute call for a volunteer flag boat at Clash at the Creek was answered within hours — a testament to the tight-knit Jersey Shore Boat Racing community.
Race #5 heads to Berkeley Island on Cedar Creek. Here’s a preview of the storylines, class battles, and championship implications heading into the August 2nd event.
After four races, four boats sit deadlocked at the top of the High Points Championship. Here’s where the title race stands heading into the second half.
The 2026 season reached its midpoint with the Battle at the Bridges at Tuckerton Cove, and the racing did not disappoint as championship battles intensified across every class.
From CleanSweep LLC to Sea Pirate Campground, the 2026 sponsor roster has made this season possible. JSBR expresses gratitude and reminds businesses that sponsorship opportunities remain.
At just 18 and under, Avarie Megee has been perfect in the MiniBoat class. Meet the young driver behind M-18 Wait What? and her march toward a championship.
If you missed the Freedom 250, you missed one heck of a day. From dolphins putting on a pre-race show to full-throttle finishes, Parkertown delivered on July 4th weekend.
Tuckerton Cove hosted a thrilling second round of the 2026 season, with JS Skiff and SK classes making their season debuts alongside the regular class field.
From Palm City, Florida to the Jersey Shore — Modified Garvey driver Steve Adams and his BAMF racing team bring southern grit to the 2026 JSBR circuit.
The 2026 Jersey Shore Boat Racing season launched with a double-points thriller on Cedar Creek, as Skeptic, Wait What?, and Screamin’ Sue all took class victories.
Jersey Shore Boat Racing has officially announced the 2026 schedule, featuring eight races across New Jersey’s most iconic shore towns — including the return of Waretown to the circuit.
