Coast Guard Corrects Comment Deadline for Miami eFoil Race Zone
Published Date: 11/5/2026
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Summary
The Coast Guard fixed the deadline to send comments about a temporary safety zone for the FRL Inaugural Invitational eFoil Race in Miami. Now, you must send your thoughts by November 6, 2026, so they can review them before the race on November 15. This change helps keep the event safe without delaying plans or costing extra money.
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