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>Farthing with a new set up

Dustin Farthing has taken a brake during this summer season in order to relax and enjoy life for a change however he plans to race at the World Finals on a Yamaha Runabout. According to his exclusive information his new boat runs a supercharger on the front of the engine and a turbocharger on the exhaust side. It sounds very cool and we bet it is going to be fast. Farthing has a contract with Yamaha until 2015.
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>Great success for 88Motorsport

The race weekend for 88 Motorsport racing team was huge success! The biggest thing was legendary ROSLAGSLOPPET Offshore race in Sweden which was won by Jessica. On the same weekend there were Finnish Championship Offshore race in Hanko where Lassi won Ski class Finnish Championship and Tommi came 2nd in runabout class. Good work Team 88.
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>IJSBA Releases Preliminary 2013 Hot Products World Finals Logo

Today, IJSBA unveils the preliminary logo for the 2013 Hot Products World Finals. This logo will be used for most of the non-merchandise branding of the event. We thank Ron of IMS/Shirt-Werx for coming up with yet another great design. We have the world’s greatest event, the world’s greatest PWC performance distribution company as a title sponsor, and the world’s greatest competitors showing to race. We needed a logo that is worthy of symbolizing the event’s make up and Ron did a great job again. We hope you like it.
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>MacClugage teaches the Juniors

Multi World and National US Champion Chris MacClugage spent some time with the Juniors at Body Beach in Lake Havasu, AZ. in order to teach them the racing tactics and techniques in order to improve their riding style and speed in the course. These are the things needed in order to attract more people to this sport. The sport that suffers mainly due to the absence of the stand up class and the enhance of the expensive and powerful Runabouts. Well done Chris.
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>U.S. National Tour Colonial Beach Round, VA:Pro Runabout Open

Pro-Am Runabout Open saw plenty of action this weekend at Colonial Beach, VA, but at the end of it all, it was Britain's James Bushell who reeled in the Liberty Cup by winning all three motos. Bushell, who has flown in from the U.K. to make every Hydro-Turf National Watercross tour stop and has made a strong statement by not allowing another rider to make their way to the top spot. It didn't come easy though, Bushell had to fend off some great riders out of Florida and fellow international rider Addullah Alfadel out of Kuwait City, Kuwait. Alfadhel tried his best, pushing his Yamaha to a second overall by finishing 4-3-2 in consecutive motos, but it wasn't enough to compete with Bushell this weekend. The second place finish was good enough for Alfadel to maintain his National Tour points lead but left an opportunity for Bushell to keep climbing in the tour points. Erminio Iantosca out of Naples, Florida saw his overall victory chances disappear when his Sea Doo had mechanical issues in the second moto. The 10th place finish which diminished his 2nd and 3rd place finishes in the 1st and 3rd motos. Notable performances were also put in by Eric Francis out of West Palm Beach, Florida and Claude Clayton from Tupelo, Mississippi. They finished 4th and 5th respectively.
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>U.S.National Tour Colonial Beach Round, VA: Pro Freestyle

Fans packed the beach and lined the pier at Colonial Beach for what was most likely the most popular event of the weekend. Pro Freestyle's Daniel Martin raised the bar this weekend with one of the best freestyle performances in recent history. Martin pulled off dozens of tricks and combinations, thrilling the Colonial Beach locals. The fans went into an all-out frenzy when Martin busted out consecutive flat water back flips. A group of fans even gathered along the pier for a chance to be sprayed by last year's Amateur National Freestyle champion. Martin was accompanied on the podium by close friend and riding partner, Jace Forest. Both of them laid down the law with multiple flip and spin tricks that spanned the history of freestyle Jetskiing. This all sat well with the judges who put them 1 and 2 on the podium. In pro fashion, Martin, Forest, and Parr all stayed around to sign autographs for adoring fans.
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