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Event concept: The idea for this event is to provide a loosely structured gathering for all types of Personal Watercraft enthusiast’s. All done on the shores of Lake Michigan at the end of the summer. We are going to hold this year’s event at Pennoyer Park in Kenosha WI. The goal is to provide a safe and permitted place to have an end of summer ride. While offering something for all types of riders, from the first time Jet Skier to the off the hook Freestyler and the racer too. All this will also support a charity by using a portion of the proceeds from a raffle of donated gear/items. The dates for this summer’s event are August 28, 29 and 30. 2016. Friday will be a nice easy kick off, with check in starting up, open riding and getting all introduced to the surf conditions of Lake Michigan. A meet and greet party at local restaurant on Friday night. Saturday will be the main day with an opening ceremonies, presentation of the flag, group photos, Big Air freestyle event, Surf Moto Race, a raffle of items from the sponsors. Sunday will be the laid back day of riding and enjoying the beach scene. Uncork that trick you’ve working on, or whatever you feel like doing. This event is an open weekend for all to come out and hang, ride and just play. By having the permits from the U.S. Coast Guard and the City you are able to do many of the things that might normally get you a ticket. Such as to close to shore, to close to another watercraft or just having too much fun. Bring that 4 wheeler to get your stuff to the water, put up the e-z up, bring the dog, the cooler, chairs and enjoy a weekend on the beach. There will be a cost to the riders, this will cover insurance, staffing, prizes and items given to participants at check in. Such as event T-shirt, wrist bands and watercraft event sticker.

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Are visiting Skiathos this summer? And do you need to take a break from sunbathing and eating a domestic palatable dishes? Then all you need is to visit the Watersports spoy in Kanapitsa Beach and enjoy your time on the crystal clear waters of Kanapitsa bay. Among many watersports you may also trying to fly high with the Flyboard since the highly trained expertise crew can drive you through this unique experience. More information and reservations at 6945-334999 and via e-mail at kanapitsaws@gmail.com

It absolutely true the saying “What wins on Sunday it sells on Monday” and in this case it is not a coincidence that British rider Phil Pope has been dominating this year at P1AquaX series in U.K. on his Jet Porda Racing Yamaha FZR. Find more about it by contacting Jet-Porda.de or by talking to Phil Pope or Thomas Porda. The Limited Edition FZR300 and FX 300 SVHO are featured in the Features section. Be ahead of the pack and buy a reliable and fast Yamaha from Jet Porda.

It is true as Dustin Motzouris said that you do not happen to see every day at your workshop four times GP 500 World Champion Eddie Lawson and ex-MX tuner and R&D engineer Bill Chapin. So what Bill Chapin is doing at Kommander? Rumors say that he is involved somehow in to some new projects…

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Sunday, 12 June, OTRANTO (Italy): Tens-of-thousands of spectators lined the terraces and rocks around Otranto Harbour to see a spectacular climax to the Grand Prix of Italy, round 1 of the UIM-ABP Aquabike Class Pro World Championship. In Ski GP1 Austria’s Kevin Reiterer and race 1 winner Nacho Armillas enjoyed a thrilling opening four laps, Spain’s Armillas leading and fending off two huge lunges up the inside by the champion. But the pressure told on the Spaniard, dropping the bike on lap 4 and losing 20 seconds and places to Jeremy Poret and Stian Schjetlein, that he was unable to make up. Reiterer’s win today and fourth in heat 1 tied him on 38 points with Armillas, the heat 2 win affording him overall victory and the title, with Poret completing the podium with two second places. “The weekend didn’t start out too well but we made the most of what we had,” said the defending champion. “It was a fantastic fight with Nacho. I knew had to up my pace and we made some small changes to the bike. But I knew I had to give 110 per cent and try to force Nacho out of his comfort zone and into a mistake. That’s what happened and I took advantage of it.”