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This Japanese rider made a huge point out there and still he did not made it to top three. It was so unfair... Congratulations...

It was a great race for the spectators to watch since Aqsa and Aero Aswar were up in the front having their own pace and duel followed in third place by Eric Francis. Francis managed to close down the gap between him and Aero when they approached lappers. However, he never got to pass Aero and Mohammed Al Baz who was viewing the situation finally managed to pass Francis to get third place in Moto 2. Overall Aero Aswar got the win with Eric Francis in second and BJ Ang in third since Ryan Harwick of Mountain Motorsports got disqualified in Tech. The interesting fact in this class was that the majority of the riders were racing Yamaha FZR and some were on Ultra’s and whilst there was only one rider on a RXP-X.

We have not seen any other team at the IJSBA World Finals winning so many titles and podium. Team structure: Hussain Dashti (Team manager), Abdullah Burabayea (Coach and Mechanic), Yousef Albusairi (Mechanic). Team riders: Mohammed Burabeya (# 66), Khaled Burabeya (#20), Mohammed Albaz (#38), Abdulrahmed Alomar (#33), Abdulaziz Alomar (#17), Yaqoub Alhuwaidi (#58), Rashed Alrashed (#11), Nawaf Alfarhah (#3), Fahad Alkrhan (#27) and Saoud Alsherifi (#44). Assistance: Waleed Aladsani, Sami Aljasmi, Abdulwahab Alumar, Abdulah Mandani, Andi Alessa, Saoud Alwazzan, Abdulaziz Albloushi, Jarrah Alshehab, Muhammad Alyousef and Qassem Alnassar. The riders entered many Runabout classes during all week and overall they scored 20 podiums. Among them 7 World titles, 9 second place finishes and 4 thirds. To all this success many number plates up to 10th places were added under their belt. According to what we have seen the last few years, Team Kuwait has been an amazing team, with a complete structure that fights everyday for the win. Riders, mechanics and assistance crew are all united and very friendly to each other. The main sponsors of Kuwait Team are: Kuwait Finance House, Zain Telecom, Pro Rider High Performance Shop, Kuwait Sea Sports Club, and the Public Authority of Youth and Sports of Kuwait.

Engineered by True Performance Engineering this new big bore engine promises unique performance figures especially for the Freestyle applications. Erik Brigham plans to reveal all the unique features to Jetskiworld.gr soon. Stay tuned.

Eric Francis had taken the lead in Moto 1 after coming 3rd from the Holeshot buoy and all seemed to be driven him to win however he went to pick up the equalizer buoy due to a mistake he made and Aero Aswar took the lead. Finally Aero won the race leaving second place for Francis and third for Mohammed Al Baz OF Team Kuwait.

Greek multi National Champion, Akis Malouchos participates for his first time in Pro Ski Open class at the World Finals. The Greek rider is racing a Trinity Composites Vector hull with a three-cylinder Kawasaki engine prepared by Ronald David of Rogue Racing.