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Hey Everyone, I had a perfect weekend this past race in Colonial Beach, VA the race site was very good with tons of spectators. The line for autographs was the best of the year and the town really supported the races being there. I won all 4 of my races and my teammate Ryan Hardwick rode awesome & finished 2nd. Here are some photos for your use all Ronnymac asks that he gets the credit for photo if used. Thank you, Dustin Farthing.

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As the 2010 season comes to a close Jettribe has two very exciting announcements. The first announcement is that Jettribe will be hosting a fashion show at the series finale of the IJSBA National Tour. We had so much success with our fashion show out at the World Finals that we wanted to bring one out to the east coast! The second announcement is that the Jettribe team has been selected to be the official representative of the USA at the World King's Cup in Thailand this December. We are beginning our search now for racers who are interested in joining our team and representing this great country! Please check out our press releases for all the details on these events. Some of the Americans that have participated at the World King’s Cup were Chris MacClugage, Nicolas Rius and Dustin Farthing the last few years but the first two have a contract with Quakysense and the later with Jet Pilot. So that means that Jettribe is either trying to find a new American rider or the company has to make a very good sponsorship to one or all of those riders. Actually they deserve it since they had proved that they can win abroad and especially at King’s Cup.

Last year top pwc racers experienced mechanical issues with their powerfull Runabouts at the World Finals. MacClugage’s FZR and Craig Warner’s had some problems with the drive line coupler rubber. The powerfull engine was causing a lot of problems to it. Warner managed to win Moto 1 in a class of his own. He was also leading Moto2 but he did not succeeded on wining since he had a major engine failure. Kawasaki has won most of the four stroke titles in Pro Runabout Open Class with Sea Doo wining only one last year. The point is will Kawasaki come back this year with a stronger and more reliable package in order to win the title again? According to Team Kawasaki’s spokesman the company does not invest at all in pwc racing since most of the budget is spent in Road Racing and MX. On the other hand Kawasaki is the manufacture that pioneered Jet Ski Racing and it is on the pwc manufacturing scene for 35+ years. We speculate that Team Grean will show up with a brand new recipe this year…

Rumors about Kawasaki unveiling a new Ultra 300 Limited Edition are getting more serious and we believe that Team Green eventually may show this very soon although the company is generally very tight on those issues. Also, we know that Kawasaki is investing a lot on producing a high performance brand new ZX-10R so this might be another reason that will make the company to hold back its Jet Ski plans. However it will be fairly reasonable and easy for Team Green to extract 300 horsepower out of the 1500cc power plant by using forged pistons of higher compression (10,5:1) and a different map. This was basically the recipe that Kawasaki used two years ago to the Off-Shore race craft that Craig Warner and Jean Baptiste Botti used on races. It will be a fast a reliable package as Kawasaki used with great success. Kawasaki may launch it as a Race Ready Jet Ski on a Limited Edition basis. We will find out soon.

Based on out assumptions there is a possibility that Kawasaki may introduce this year its new stand up that people have been talking about it for the last two years. An inside of Team Green spokesman had told us that Kawasaki has already been testing a four-stroke Ski though it is not a high performance, “Made for Racing” Jet Ski but it is designed for recreational use and it is very reliable. We have not seen any pctures of it and we do not know yet whether it utilizes a 4 cylinder or a three cylinder engine. SE in Japan has shown to the pwc scene how it can be done (see the picture) on a X-2 hull so we strongly believe is already one step beyond. Hopefully it will be launched this September.