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Dustin Motzouris “The weekends racing went really well ,4 moto wins , great competion ,awesome event .Now just gotta figure out how to get this check in the slot at the bank.ThanksTrav for everything and of course Rockstar, Fast Powersports, Sea-Doo centre Australia, Kommander Ind, burn ,Airoh helmets for getting me on the line.”

Sammy Pajalin of 88motorsport.fi will compete at Akropolis Jet Raid in Greece next month. The rider from Finland informed us that he will bring two crafts along with him with different set ups. He does not want to reveal his cards yet but he is told us that he is thirsty to win.

The riders who have already enrolled for the race are listed according to the organization figures. ATTENTION -IF YOU ARE NOT IN THE LIST LET US KNOW BY MAIL TO brunocasahonorio@hotmail.com Click the attachment to view the Official list of riders until now.

A spectacular photo from Round 2 in Panama Beach, FL. Need to say more?

Young Indonesian rider Aero Sutan Awsar was competing on Troy Snyder’s Pro Stock Sea-Doo and he managed to finish 2nd in first moto of Runabout Class and 5th in second Moto due to loose handlebar botls. Overall Aero finished a solid 4th in Pro Runabout Open which was a great result for the young rider. According to Aero his Jettribe team mate James Bushell was competing on Eric Lagopoulo’s stock Sea-Doo.

The Pro Runabout Open race was a wide open affair with the results in moto 2 turning moto 1's finishes right on their head. The only real consistency came from Brandenton, FL native Jason Russo, if you can call a 5-2-2 finish consistent. He did take the overall on his RIVA Racing Sea-Doo but there was plenty of high drama with eventual second place finisher Abdullha Alfadhel breaking down in moto 2 to post an eighth place finish to go with his two firsts on his Deans Team Yamaha. Erminio Iantosca was in the drivers seat going into moto 3 but he didn't get a great hole shot and was only able to manage a 3rd in the final race which left him on the final step of the podium. This weekend's racing definitely shook up the standings in the open class no matter the final ruling from Lake Charles, LA because James Bushell was only able to manage a fifth on the Sea-Doo RXPX he borrowed from Eric Lagopoulos, so the Hydro-Turf National Championship points race is wide open for this runabout group.

In the Freestyle competition Jason Stoyer brought up his level and stole the victory from Daniel Martin with a stellar performance that wowed the judges and crowd alike. Jeremy Parr was able to get his XScream machine repaired with a borrowed set of handle bars and got back into the fight but was only able to manage a third. However it is a long season and it is still anyone's Hydro-Turf Freestyle Championship to win.