The No. 360 Jolly Roger boat with Chris Farmer driving and Jen Farmer navigating goes airborne after leaving the water at the Extreme Sports Park qualifying Saturday. They crashed into a fence but both driver and navigator got out of the boat. Finals were held Sunday at the Extreme Sports Park. Look in Tuesday’s sports section for final results. (Lonnie Archibald/for Peninsula Daily News)

The No. 360 Jolly Roger boat with Chris Farmer driving and Jen Farmer navigating goes airborne after leaving the water at the Extreme Sports Park qualifying Saturday. They crashed into a fence but both driver and navigator got out of the boat. Finals were held Sunday at the Extreme Sports Park. Look in Tuesday’s sports section for final results. (Lonnie Archibald/for Peninsula Daily News)

EXTREME SPORTS PARK: Thrills and spills during qualifying

The No. 360 Jolly Roger boat with Chris Farmer driving and Jen Farmer navigating goes airborne after leaving the water at the Extreme Sports Park qualifying Saturday. They crashed into a fence but both driver and navigator got out of the boat. Finals were held Sunday at the Extreme Sports Park. Look in Tuesday’s sports section for final results. (Lonnie Archibald/for Peninsula Daily News)

Flames and smoke are seen coming out of the Jolly Roger 360 boat after its crash into a fence at the Extreme Sports Park. Both driver and navigator were able to get themselves out of the boat. (YouTube image)

Flames and smoke are seen coming out of the Jolly Roger 360 boat after its crash into a fence at the Extreme Sports Park. Both driver and navigator were able to get themselves out of the boat. (YouTube image)

Flames and smoke are seen coming out of the Jolly Roger 360 boat after its crash into a fence at the Extreme Sports Park. Both driver and navigator were able to get themselves out of the boat. (YouTube image)

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