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For the past year we have seen lots of turbo set ups on Ultra’s, all of them bolt on a bench presented on Boat Shows, or other exhibitions. On the other hand we never had the opportunity to see one operating on the water. The first one we rode was completely made in Greece apart from its ignition which was supplied and programmed by the Australian Todd Boaer (of Jetworx Marine) himself. Read the complete report under the Tests section.

Part# 113-95007 ProII Aquavein for SD RXP-X/RXT-X The new R&D Race Grate for Sea Doo X watercraft is designed for closed course and offshore racing to deliver maximu hook up without compromising top speed. The new design compliments R&D Aquavein line up with a grate that is tailor made for rought water racing conditions. The new RXP-X/RXT-X Aquavein utilizes a deeper repositioned wing, deeper rails and a reconfigured rear chip area to deliver the added performance needed for racing condition. Now Hot Products has it in stock.

Superb week end in Porto Vecchio for the Team B7sport for the World championship UIM with Mikael Poret who become World Champion UIM Slalom. Good performance of Jeremy Poret too who takes the 3th place of the podium in Slalom and the 3th place in closed course. Final podium Slalom: 1 Mikael Poret, Jean Batiste Botti, 3 Jeremy Poret. Final podium in Closed course: 1 Steven Dauliach, 2 Franky Zapata, 3 Jeremy Poret. In ladies Class very good race for the Team B7sport again with the victory of Julie Bulteau (B7), Second place for Anya Colley(B7) and 3th place of Alicia Aida. In Runaboot class victory went to Teddy Pons, second to James Bushell and 3th to Jordi Thomas.

Chris MacClugage on his Yamaha FZR™ Sweeps the Pro Stock Class and Even Wins the Open Class on his Stock FZR. June 9, 2009: Yamaha continues its reign at the top of the PWC racing world, with rider Chris MacClugage, aboard his Yamaha FZR™, winning Rounds 5 & 6 of the APBA? Watercross National Tour this weekend in Myrtle Beach, SC. MacClugage has won every Pro-Am Runabout Stock Class moto this season. MacClugage’s domination of the races was evident this weekend as he lapped the field in the second moto of the Pro Stock class, and went on to enter his stock FZR in the Open Class to compete against highly modified watercraft - only to emerge the winner in that race as well. “We’ve already proven that the Yamaha FZR can completely dominate the APBA? Pro-stock class, but today we’ve taken it a step further and shown that it can also win the Open Class, even against heavily modified skis,” MacClugage said following the wins. “I already told Yamaha,” said Bill Chapin of R&D Performance Products. “The FZR is one great platform, and we’ve only just begun.”

Chief Commander Steve Webster owner of Kommander Ind. recently supported www.jetskiworld.gr by supplying the author with the following: An SX-R cylinder head with girdle set, angled reed spacers, Limited and Open exhaust flanges for Factory Pipe, pole tensioners (high and low), stickers and a small Kommander gear bag. Steve has been a good friend and tech supporter and he has been cooperating along Dustin Motzouris with Vasilis Moraitis for the past 5 years. We plan to test and evaluate each product and soon we will release a detailed report on each and everyone on the Open (and Limited) SX-R that we use for product testing and evaluation. Steve proves ones again his outstanding cooperation and professionalism.

Yamaha Watercraft Group, a division of Yamaha Motor Corporation, USA, today announced the production of the 100,000th Yamaha FX? WaveRunner? personal watercraft, making the Yamaha FX one of the most popular watercraft in the history of the PWC industry. The Yamaha FX WaveRunner is renowned worldwide as the first personal watercraft to feature a four-stroke engine. It has won more design and innovation awards than any other model in the industry including multiple “Watercraft of the Year “honors. The Yamaha FX Cruiser? SHO is currently the best-selling luxury model in 2009 and was the best-selling luxury performance model in 2008, according to state registration data. The FX Cruiser SHO features the largest displacement engine in a PWC today and is the only luxury model whose performance is compared to other brand’s “musclecraft” models. In 2008, the FX Cruiser SHO became the first product in the industry to feature hulls and decks engineered using nanotechnology, making them ultra-lightweight and stronger than ever before. For 2009, the Yamaha FX line includes four distinct configurations the FX? SHO, FX Cruiser? SHO, FX? HO and FX Cruiser? HO. All four models feature Yamaha’s proprietary NanoXcel™ hulls and decks. “Since its inception in 2003, the FX line has focused on exceeding customers’ expectations,” said Bryan Seti, national marketing manager for Yamaha’s Watercraft Group. “We do this by identifying the key attributes that customers tell us they want in their personal watercraft, and then we innovate relentlessly to give them even more. This has always been the spirit behind all of our watercraft, including the FX series, and it continues to be reflected in the popularity of the line year after year.” Pioneering innovations for Yamaha’s FX Series: • First PWC to feature a four-stroke engine. • First PWC to feature Cruiser? seating • First PWC to feature Electronic Throttle • First PWC to feature hulls and decks engineered using Nanotechnology • First PWC to feature Cruise Assist™ • First PWC to feature No Wake Mode™ Two years ago, Yamaha celebrated the production of its one millionth WaveRunner.

Sunday, 7th of June was the first round of the world championship Aquabike UIM in Porto Vecchio, Corsica. The race was on 2 moto, each 15 minutes and one lap. Steven Dauliach is the great winner of this event with is 4th place in moto 1 and with the Win in moto 2. During moto one JB Botti get the holeshot in front of Jeremy Poret and Franky Zapata. Steven is 17th on the first lap because of a crash in the first corner, he came back from the back to the 4th place right in Franky Zapata’s wake for the finish lap. In moto 2 Franky Zapata get the holeshot following by JB Botti, Steven is 5th. Quickly JB Botti get the lead and Steven is second. On lap 8 Steven make a move on JB Botti and pass him, right after JB Botti is pulling out cause of the technical problems. Steven’s HSR was specially made for this event by Laurent Tourlant, Gino, Olivier Polo. Steven and his team have been working several weeks before this event to make it perfect. Romain Randazzo rider’s of Dauliach Jet Ski Racing was unlucky because a competitor crashed on him and destroyed his race boat during the Chrono session. Finally he get the 13th place for is first participation to an international event. Steven Dauliach is now leading the 2009 European Championship and the World championship.