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Three years ago we saw Rick Roy testing the prototype EME1000 (or 1500?) after the World Finals in Body Beach. The smile on his face was enough after the short ride to understand how good was the EME1000. This year Rick Roy plans to introduce his own Rickter hull. Make sure that you will stop by his booth at the World Finals.

The Phoenix based company JetSkiUnlimited had recently clinched a deal with Kawasaki Motor Co. As a result, it is going to have a stronger than ever race team at the World Finals. Dustin Motzouris will be in the team once again and Frenchman Steven Dauliach will join him too. Australian Pro Ski champion Jake Baker will be the third Pro member of the Team. In addition to all team owner Steve Webster also put a deal for Josh Lastic. The Pro Freestyler will compete on a complete carbon fiber 800 SX-R. According to Webster it is going to be very trick and very light. The hull/hood and ride plate are weighting in at about 70lbs and a it will have a very powerful stroker motor in it.

The well known Canadian based company Rick Roy Products will attend the World Finals with a booth. Rick Roy plans to introduce the Rickter new division hulls and accessories. RRP had set a new lever in stand up performance products with the revolutionary adjustable Handlepole that was released back in 2005. Last year also released a set of adjustable turn plate and bars. What are we going to see this year?

In a class of its own Sea Doo put aside all rumours about a super powerful runabout and shows up with a high tech, new hull vessel that sets new standards in the personal watercraft scene. The RXT and the GTX Limited are basically the two brand new models of the Canadian based company. Both crafts share the same new “S” type hull which is equipped with the Intelligent Suspension (iS) system. Also, the crafts are using the same four-stroke 255 engine that raised the level of performance last year. All details featured under the “Features” section.

Rachel only raced the Nashville track (the last one of the National Tour) this year on a stock Yamaha that she borrowed from Kurt Samuel(and it was prepared by TechOneRacing) that had a pipe installed. She raced against Hydro's and limited race crafts. Rachel raced Pro am Woman ski and finished 3rd. She will be racing at the World Finals in Pro am Woman Ski on her new race boat that is being prepared by Macc Racing.

Multi National and World champion Chris Mac Clugage had a great season this year racing in GP Ski and Stock ski class. He dominated most rounds and won the motos in a manner of his own. His effort were sponsored by: Macc Racing, MONSTER energy, Quakysense, Oakley, R&D, Novi and Lee Manvell. Most probably Mac Clugage will have the same sponsors during the World Finals as he will compete in the GP Class.

Dustin Motzouris won the world title in Pro Ski class for JetSkiUnlimited back in 2005 and since then has always been in the podium of this class. Last year his brother Tyron joined him in the same class. Though, this year Team owner Steve Webster has even bigger plans and is trying to work a deal with KMC in order to bring Frenchman Steven Dauliach to the JetSkiUnlimited Racing Team. We were already informed that Webster is working on two different engine projects and by having Dauliach in the Team, there is no question that his hopes of winning two World titles or even to have two riders on the podium will be higher than ever.