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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.

Frenchman multi national and world champion Steven Dauliach having already won the National championship in Dubai returned to Europe in order to participate in the European Tour. At the beginning he raced the new Zapata Ski in Croatia, though he was not happy with the result due to the fact that the Ski was not perfectly ready yet. Then showed up in Portugal on an S4 and won the race, though afterwards he had some unlucky moments. He plans to turn up in the last round in France and hopefully have a good result. He is still trying to work out a deal for the World Finals.

The absence of Frenchman multi world champion Nicolas Rius was intense during the last two years from the World Finals. The change of IJSBA rules as well as the Yamaha Europe decision to cut their cooperation sent the Frenchman to the grandstands as a spectator. Recently Rius Racing announced that Nicolas will return this year at the World Finals racing field as a racer scoping to race in both GP and Runabout class. This is good news for the sport, since it is nice to have lots of really good athletes in the race course.

According to the race report of TechOneRacing Dustin Farthing won the Pro Runabout class on board his specially prepared Kawasaki 1200STX-R in the last round of the U.S. National Tour that was held in Nashville Tenesse. Dustin “King D” Farthing was much faster that the four-stroke race crafts. Farthing will participate at the World Finals with a four-stroke race craft and there is no question that he will be up in the front racing for the win.

We are proud to announce that Quakysense choice of allowing the Havasu based company to run the Quakysense Booth at the World Finals. As everyone knows Quakysense is the main sponsor of the World Finals for the second year in a row. The Japanese company recently homologated and approved the new super light pullover vest from the U.S. Coast Guard. The later is already available at the TechOneRacing store in Havasu.

Multi National and World Champion Chris Mac Clugage raced in the Ski GP class, on his "new" GP boat. He won both Moto's 1 & 2 easily lapping most of the field and winning by three quarters of a lap. He won the National championship and also the National High points, which means he now got back the #1 plate. This year has been a great year for Chris so far. He has won nearly every race he has entered. Chris is looking forward to the World Finals in October. Chris and his wife Rachel would like to say a big “Thank you” to Terri/Monster for all his help and support and they really appreciate everything he has done for them.