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After being hit by Craig Warner on Moto 2 in Pro Runabout Stock in the second Round of ProWatercross Tour in the USA. A broken tibia will set her back from practicing on her watercraft. Jetskiworld.gr wishes her a fast recovery.

In the second Round of ProWatercross Tour in Pensacola in the USA. Dustin Motzouris won the overall in Pro-AM GP Ski with Chris MacClugage in second and Tron Motzouris in third. What a great day for Kommander Industries since all three podium finishers were riding the Kommander K1. A well deserved podium for Kommander crew. Photo courtesy: Steve Webster

Export Sales manager of Nolan Group paid his annual visit in Athens Greece in order to make farther arrangements for the future sales as well as to discuss various maters regarding the new products of Nolan Group with the local importers. Since Jetskiworld.gr has been playing key role to the test and evaluation of the Nolan Group helmets (X-801, X-802, X-802R, X-501R, N 53), Baxevanis Moto, the official importer and distributor of Nolan Group products in Greece invited exclusively the author to meet Luca Farina and to discuss about the new products. Baxevanis Moto provided a brand new Nolan N87 for testing and evaluation to Jetskiworld.gr through Mr George Triantafilidis which was handed by Mr Farina himself.

14th and 15th May 2016 - European Championship: Porec, Croatia - The best of the best will compete next weekend in Croatia at the 2016 UIM European Championship. Jeremy Poret (FRA), Nacho Armillias (ESP) and Kevin Reiterer (AUT) will be present to fight for the title. The Austrian has some final tests to undergo before heading to Croatia. “I am physically ready for the season and can’t wait for the rubber band to snap! Just some more tests and stuff to do before getting on the line!”, says the 23 year old athlete. Last weekend Reiterer got invited to Latvia for a training camp. “To win races is amazing but to have the chance to give something back to people and see them fulfilled and content just with being present is a huge motivation! I hope I can have more training camps in the future.” explains Kevin. We are excited if the Austrian can continue his winning strike and repeat his 1-1 result of last year’s race and we are wishing the most successful motorsports athlete of Austria best of luck.

As announced from ProWatercross Tour crew: “We were deeply saddened today to hear that David Knisley passed away this past week. David was part of the Pro Watercross family from 2007 to 2013 as one of our race day announcers, TV personality as well as one of the producers on our TV shows. We first met David when he was brought in to be an announcer at a first time event in Salisbury, MA; we knew little about David except that he was a fireman in Grand Rapids, Michigan and in his free time announced for Arenacross. David turned out to be a good friend and great advocate for the sport of watercross. From the first time David picked up the microphone we knew that he was going to be part of our tour; he was a natural commentator at the races as he guided the spectators and TV viewers around the race course making each moto exciting and a thrill to watch. David had a way of making everyone he met feel welcome and important; whether it was a world champion competitor or someone that he was just having a conversation with... His kindness and great talent will always be remembered in our hearts and our deepest sympathy goes out to all of his loved ones - David will be truly missed.”

SPORT GP: #13 Sam Nehme left little doubt that he is the man to beat in the Sport GP division, nailing two decisive first-place finishes in motos 1 and 2; but #72 Johnny Smith and #1 Kelly Smith both gave him a run for his money, followed closely by a crowded field in the competitive class. Kelly finished the weekend in 2nd after two third-place motos and a hard-fought first-place finish in moto 3. Johnny Smith's two third place finishes and a third place landed him the third podium spot for the weekend. Finishing out the rankings for the Sport GP class were #14 Keith Dill (4th), #367 Robert Sayah (5th), #1 Billy Dearman (6th), #85 Jules Hopkins (7th), #86x Kyle Hayes (8th), #910 Jeff Mcphail (9th), #2 Cody Mccallum (10th), #31 William Beers (11th), #907 Andrew Bezan (12th), #24 Morgan Beers (13th), #18 Shawn Reynolds (14th) and #51 Dirac Barbee (15th).