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Gary Hart of Jettrim along with Tim Cambell and Ty McFarland put it all together and for a second year in a row they presented the Vintage Jet Ski museum. It is actually a way of appreciation of the good old days, the pioneer of the sport, the original stand up ski which what actually anyone rides at a very low cost nad hvaes fun out of it. Spectators had the opportunity to see some of the very rare and nicest ski’s ever made. The OEM boats as well as the race boats are putting a hell of a show. Make sure that you will not miss it.

GP Runabout was most exciting and fascinating class on Friday race day. Plenty of riders showed up from Japan with very good equipment. Craig Warner showed up with a new boat that featured a Kawasaki modified and lightweight hull as well as a new Turbo set up. Warner was second behind Nadir Bin Handi during all moto1, though Hendi missed a buoy and he was docked a lap. Therefore the very day he has make a new start and maintain his position if e wants to win the World Title in the class.

Rob Flores showed up this year on a new GP Ski race craft, which was a aftermarket SX-R hull with a stock SX-R modified pole and a triple cylinder SX-R engine. Flores made a good start and he rode consistently during most of the time. Althouth Rick Sherker made a good start (took the holeshot) he did not manage to maintain his position. Flores was very stable and he took no risks which prove the fact that he knows a lot more than anyone else of how to handle the power of the three cylinder Kawasaki engine. Second moto will be held on Saturday.

Having dispelled any fears that his injured knee wouldn’t hold out, after qualifying in Pole Position yesterday, Jeremy Poret produced a Champions drive to take his fourth win of the year and regain the World title that he lost to his older brother Mickael in 2010. Poret led from start-to-finish with his only, but distant title threat, Christopher Courtois, pushing him for all of the 10 laps but was never able to close the gap to less than four seconds. “It is great to have won the title and with a win,” said Poret. “But it wasn’t easy. I had to work hard, but try not to do anymore damage to the knee. I have the title back and will now go out and try and end the season by winning the Grand Prix.” Behind the leading pair, outgoing Champion Mickael Poret fended off the close attentions of Nachette Armillas, with the youngest of the Poret brothers, Morgan, taking fifth spot ahead of Ludo Caumont.

Team Kawasaki showed up last year at the World Finals with two different option for her factory rider Craig Warner. The standard one was the 15F with the Vortech Supercharged engine and the other the factory SXT-R (Ultra hull-15F deck) with the turbocharged engine. According to Craig Warner’s recent update report Team Green has prepared a new race craft for him which is actually a whole new set up. We plan to feature the new craft on www.jetskiworld.gr at the end of the week.

Fumikazu "BUN"" Watanabe is already in Havasu practicing on the blue wtaer of Colorado river. We do not know yet whether he has a hidden ass up his Quakysense sleeve. But we will soon find out."

Kommnader Steve Webster and his crew have worked a lot this year on triple motor applications. Chad Cole tells us more about it on his own words: “We have been really busy at the Kommander shop getting ready for the 30th annual IJSBA World Finals. I am very proud to say that Steve and I have put out some of our best work to date. Be sure to stop by the Kommander Industries booth in performance alley and see it for yourself. You might want to wear a helmet though, we don’t want to make a mess when we Blow Your Mind.”