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Competitors in the "Quick 'n' Dirty" boat build race Sunday try to right the ship after a slow start. Photo by Alex Petroski

Participants in the "Quick 'n' Dirty" boat build race Sunday had just four hours to construct vessels to be raced around the harbor. Photo by Alex Petroski

Racing fans of all ages came out to support rowers during the "Quick 'n' Dirty" boat build race Sunday. Photo by Alex Petroski

The "Quick 'n' Dirty" boat build race Sunday required teams to race around the dock in Port Jefferson Harbor. Photo by Alex Petroski

A large crowd turned out to support racers in the "Quick 'n' Dirty" boat build race Sunday. Photo by Alex Petroski

John and Stephanie Marino cross the finish line to win the "Quick 'n' Dirty" boat build race Sunday in Port Jefferson. Photo by Alex Petroski

A boat painted like a fish was entered in the "Quick 'n' Dirty" boat build race Sunday. Photo by Alex Petroski

Three teams race to the finish line during Sunday's "Quick 'n' Dirty" boat build race in Port Jefferson. Photo by Alex Petroski

A team in a monster-themed boat races in the "Quick 'n' Dirty" boat build race in Port Jefferson in a previous year. Photo by Alex Petroski

John and Stephanie Marino win the 2016 "Quick 'n' Dirty" boat build race in their Popeye themed boat. Photo by Alex Petroski

John and Stephanie Marino dressed as Popeye and Olive Oil respectively to take to the water for Sunday's "Quick 'n' Dirty" boat build race. Photo by Alex Petroski

A team in a boat called the Wing Ding races in the "Quick 'n' Dirty" boat build race Sunday in Port Jefferson. Photo by Alex Petroski

Two teams race to the finish line during Sunday's "Quick 'n' Dirty" boat build race in Port Jefferson. Photo by Alex Petroski

Teams enter the water to race around the dock in Port Jefferson Harbor at Sunday's "Quick 'n' Dirty" boat build race. Photo by Alex Petroski
The Long Island Seaport and Eco Center in Port Jefferson held its sixth annual “Quick ‘n’ Dirty” boat build on Aug. 13 and Aug. 14 at the Village Center. The competition allows four hours for teams of two to build boats out of wood on Saturday, which are then painted and raced around Port Jefferson Harbor on Sunday. John and Stephanie Marino came out on top in the field of eight boats, and raced their “Popeye” themed boat to victory.