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A special gift for the original enthusiasts of jet ski sport. This Jewel is in Stainless steel 316L, set with 56 diamonds (quality HSI) totaling 0172 carat. Symbol of strength, the diamond has always been the mark of the winner, according to the Chinese company which produces those items. It reflects a deep commitment to elegance and quality. Jet Jewellery was conceived and designed with the same concern and perfection that has guided most prestigious watch brands.

At a press conference staged at the Corniche Al Buheira hotel, Nicolo di San Germano, promoter of the UIM World F1 Series together with John Caudwell and Mike Beachy Head of Caudwell Marine unveiled a unique new engine/drive package that could revolutionize Formula One. With the world of motor sports becoming increasingly under pressure to seek out greener, more energy efficient options to protect the environment, Di San Germano has, for the last two years looked at several propositions but all have been discarded on the grounds of economics. However when Caudwell Marine approached the F1 promoter with a package that ticked all the right boxes, Di San Germano proposed a joint venture that, if successful could transform F1. Since its inception, Formula One has relied on outboard power which has mainly been dominated by Mercury 2 stroke units. Today Caudwell and Beachy Head unveiled their powerplant and early tests and comments from the F1 fraternity suggest it could be a winner. The engine is energy efficient, all aluminum Nissan V6 naturally aspirated 3.5 liter powerplant attached to a custom made Axis drive unit. The test unit is fitted in an elderly two seater DAC catamaran and early performance figures indicate it is very fast i.e. it set an unofficial South African speed record of 142mph and accelerates from standstill to 160kph is 4 seconds. Caudwell and Beachy Head indicated that their units will be cost effective and teams are invited to lease the packages from Caudwell as opposed to outright purchase. The next stage of development will be to install engine and drive in new F1 catamaran and set the outfit up in racing mode and the results will be appraised by pilots. If the feedback is positive, Caudwell engines could be on the start grid in 2011.

During our stay in Havasu after the World Finals we had the opportunity to visit the premises of Jettrim. The posters hanging off the factory’s walls are amazing. The pictured one was given to Gary Hart (owner of Jettrim) by Victor “The Slasher” Sheldon who was racing for Butch’s Jet Ski Shop on a Yamaha back in 1992. Victor was one of the pioneers of Freeride and he had also brought to the sport Supercross Star, Jeremy McGrath.

For 2010 and the next two successive years, Arai and the Isle of Man TT organization have chosen a new sponsoring concept: Arai will introduce three limited special Isle of Man TT edition helmets in 2010, 2011 and 2012 respectively. Each run of Aldo Drudi designed TT Series will be limited to strictly 500 helmets only and the Isle of Man TT organization will receive a commission for every helmet sold. Arai Helmet has for many years been a proud supporter and sponsor of the Isle of Man TT races. Year upon year Arai course banners and sign posts have decked the world famous track and again this year, as in previous years, Arai will be present on the Isle of Man, supporting the organisation of the Isle of Man TT races. The first 2010 TT Series will be priced at 899euros, including the free display set and will be exclusively distributed by Arai in Europe. The Isle of Man TT marshals will also use the 2010 TT Series Arai helmet for high visibility and to promote to the public. There has always been a strong bond between Arai and the Isle of Man TT races. Many competitors and visitors prefer Arai helmets and for many years, Arai has sponsored the event. It was therefore not a big surprise when the introduction of the limited edition ‘’Isle of Man Centennial’’ model in 2007 proved to be a huge success. Over time, Arai has amassed extensive knowledge when it comes to producing limited edition helmets and models like the Joey Dunlop Replica and the Haga Monza underline that success.

Multi National and World Champion Nilocas “The Fighter” Rius was the winner of Pro Runabout Open class (he won 3 out of 4 motos) after dominating the opposition and proving that Rius Racing is building fast equipment. He retained his number one plate from last year in the particular class and he will be the man to beat next year. Chris MacClugage (won 3 motos) gave great battles with Japan’s Masaharu Takenoshita and he finally won the Pro Ski Class. The complete list of results is published on www.jetski-worldcup.com

Yamaha’s new natural aspirated 1800cc four-stroke powered WaveRunner will hit the showrooms in February according to the information that we recently received from the company. The price has not been announced yet however, the company scopes to keep it in a tempting level.