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Jean Bruno Pastorello, winner of 2009 Jet Raid, won the first stage of the Karujet covering 160km and big waves in a class of his own. The Frenchman proved that he is the master of Offshore performance and finished ahead of Jean-Christophe Prayas, Alexandre Barret, Jean-Baptiste Botti and and Teddy Pons. American riders faced mechanical issues but the biggest problem was raised on the Sea Doo front since no Sea Doo rider saw the finish line.

Although Cyrille Lemoine has been scared when he found his container cut in to pieces at the airport by customs authorities, the tests of his RXT-X RS has been very positive and the French rider is very optimistic and confident for the Karujet race. The fact is that Lemoine is using the new S3 hull though he has put a factory Rotax engine in it and looks to be the favourite winner of this race.

Recently we have been informed by a reputable and famous American Jet Ski tuner about a very interesting project. He is being heavily involved on making an electric powered jet ski. This is big news in the pwc scene since electric motors of any kind have been appeared to the car and motorcycle industry already. He has already patent the engine and driveline tech spec and he plans to reveal the first prototype soon. On the other hand he has been working already on a faster Ski while the project goes on step beyond with the design of an electric powered Runabout. The guy involved into this project is no other tan Steve Webster owner of Kommander Ind. that he is putting everything together along with Ross Champion. CWecoSport is the name of their new company and soon we will be hearing more about their electric powered Skis. Watch the first video publish on www.cwecosport.com

The South Florida PWC and Sport Boat Show on Saturday May 1st and Sunday May 2nd, is the only “boat show” that focuses on personal watercraft and jet drive sport boats. Enjoy a festive show environment while browsing the latest personal watercraft from all of the manufacturers’ including Yamaha WaveRunners, BRP Sea-Doos, Kawasaki Jet Skis and Honda Aquatrax. Climb aboard Yamaha and Sea-Doo’s extensive sport boat line-ups. In addition, take advantage of huge rebates and incentives offered exclusively at the South Florida PWC and Sport Boat Show. Get wet and test ride the latest PWCs including Sea-Doo’s new iControl watercraft, the only PWC with a brake. Or experience the new Yamaha FX & VX cruiser PWCs, the ultimate in luxury and comfort. Free shuttle service to the Show Demo Site, located just minutes away. Stroll the outdoor exhibit area filled with all types of PWC accessories while enjoying tropical foods under sunny South Florida Skies. Get the latest tips on how to modify your PWC by attending the Watercraft Performance 101 Seminar presented by RIVA Racing. Learn safe PWC and boating operation from the US Coast Guard Auxiliary. Proper maintenance and servicing is important, make sure you’re doing it right by attending the Watercraft Service & Maintenance Seminar. Seminars will be offered both Saturday and Sunday. See website for schedule. Sign-up for a free chance to spin the prize wheel or win cash in the Yamaha Money Booth. Have a fun filled day enjoying island style food, Caribbean music, great deals and more... WHEN: Sat 1st May-Sun May 2nd, Held on the grounds of RIVA Motorsports 3671 N Dixie Hwy. Pompano Beach, FL. More info at www.floridapwcshow.com

Zapata had recently tested his newest Runabout race craft that plans to use for the first time in Karujet. It accommodates a V8, four-stroke engine especially prepared by Hartley Enterprises. Log in to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAbIXPBhMy4 and watch all the action.

These are two separate switches for the start and stop buttons. The waterproof switches are made in Japan and they are suitable for close course or freestyle use. Additionally, a rider may put the start button on the right hand side especially if he is a motorcyclist... or vice versa.

This is the easiest and cheapest way to convert your SX-R to an X-2. Simply bolt on a tailor made steering system and everything is done. At least this the way it was done in Japan and it was pictured on Hiroyuki Ogino’s blog spot.