BREAKING: FIRST CONFIRMED CHALLENGERS IN THE 4th JULY CARDBOARD BOAT REGATTA!

Maritime Journal has challenged PSP Logistics to enter a cardboard boat into the 4th July Cardboard Boat Regatta at Seawork on Wednesday 4th July!

Jo Dixie from PSP Logistics accepted the challenge and in turn challenged Landau! It’s so easy to challenge a competitor, simply use the image on Twitter and tag in the company you wish to challenge.


Tickets are just £10 and can be purchased on www.seawork.com from 5th April! Tickets include music, a drink, and some fabulous food from 5pm on the quayside and of course the opportunity to watch the Cardboard Boat Regatta.

See the tweet here and decide who you will be challenging?


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