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The rough weather conditions and the wavy sea from Sounio to Mati forced Jet Raid Organization to move to plan B and cancel one of the motos. In other words riders had to go from Glyfada to Mati and back a total distance of 176km. In the first Moto Cherici, Martin and Pastorello top the first three. Cedric had an issue and lost time while Vidal and Gonzalvez had a low pace. On the way back Pastorello was riding in a class of his own and finished first. Cherici DNFed due to a mechanical issue and gave the opportunity to Alain Martin to climb to the second place of the Classification. Pastorello is very close to clinch the title in F1 Class and the General Classification.

Jean-Bruno Pastorello will leave from Mylos as a winner since yesterday - Tuesday - he climbed to the top of the General standings by arriving with the best timing in Mylos.

Manou Cherisi experience an issue with one of the water hoses of his Kawasaki prior reaching Sounio on his way to Kythnos Island. He was forced to stop in the middle of nowhere in order to repair the problem and continue his racing effort. The assistant boat of the race support program approached him but he had almost fixed the hose and he followed the other racers.

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Moto 2: All riders started from Dokos Island to go to Porto Helli. However, they had to use their extra 10 liter can of fuel prior to make it. Greek rider Tomaras was left out of fuel since he had lost his refuel tank. The order in which riders saw the chequered flag played significant role to the overall points. Prior leaving from Porto-Helli riders will complete a 15 lap oval race. Βαθμολογία μέχρι Πόρτο-Χέλι 1.Chassier-46 2.Vincendeaux-41 3.Malouchos-41 4.Pastorello-40 5.Ioannidis-31 6.Manu-30 7.Breton-29 8.Martin-26 9.Vidal-22 10.Alain-22 11.Illiopulos-21 12.Tsounis-19 13.Tomaras-16 14.Gonzalvez-16 15.Lamy-6

Jean=Bruno Pastorello, four times winner of Akropolis Jet Raid and multi National champion of France and World Champion too, helped David Chassier of team Race Spirit to put all the stickers on his race craft. He showed that he is a real sportsman and how he keeps alive the Race Spirit in the community of personal watercraft racing.

Frenchman David Chassier was going htrough a complicated puzzle. He had to put all the new stickers of his race boat in an order prior fitting them on it. Tricky project however he managed to go through it.