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Pete Zernik continued to dominate the Veteran Ski GP class, adding two more first-place moto finishes to his PCB hat trick in Round One and securing a third-place finish in moto 3 at Pensacola to once again earn the top podium spot in the Veteran Ski GP division. PCB's second-place Dan Masters had a rough moto 1 that put him in sixth place, but turned it around Sunday with third and second place finishes to take second overall while Dave Davidson snagged third place overall after forgoing competing in the class in PCB. Closing out the Veteran Ski GP division were Mike Kelberer (4th), Kenny Mckenzie (5th), Erin Mcconkey (6th), Marchall Brown (7th), Ralph Mcgregor (8th), Dustin Higdon (9th), Brian Edwards (10th), and Stephen Booth (11th).

Promo Poster of the International Acropolis Jet Raid 2016. The hard core offshore endurance race that puts man and machine in to unbelievable limits. Will anyone be capable of to beat Partorello's 5 to 5 wins?

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Nolan Group export sales manager, Luca Farina visited the local Authorized Importer, Baxevanis Moto. Jetskiworld.gr was invited to the meeting too and reveals the future plans of the company. Read the exclusive story published in the Features section.

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Is just around the corner. It is the most impressive and well organized personal watercraft event in the Philippines. A meeting point of all the pwc enthusiasts. A place to have fun, meet friends, experience the unique services of Networx Jetsports, to participate in the fun games and in general to have a good time. Last year’s event is published in the Features section. This year it will take place on the 28th of May. Make sure that you will not missing.

Porec, Croatia - The seaside town Porec hosted the first race of the European Championship last weekend. Besides Jeremy Poret (FRA) and Nacho Armillias (ESP) the best of the best arrived in Croatia for the first battle of the season. It was the first major test for Reiterer on a new boat and engine setup. Strong winds and waves brought the athletes to their physical limits. The Austrian won GP2 in front of Nacho Armillias (ESP) and his team member Daniel Andersen (NOR). A solid third place finish behind Stian Schjetlein (NOR) and Jeremy Poret (FRA) held Reiterer on the reach for another title. “I am not satisfied with the performance of the things we worked on in the off season. There is more work to do to reach the full potential of our setup. However, this weekend’s experience brought a lot of results to our team” explains the young Austrian. In four weeks, the World Cup takes off in south of Italy on another open sea race with unpredictable conditions.