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2012 Pro Ski Superchampion Steven Dauliach was not very happy with how things gone in Round 1 of UAE Championship. He tells the story in his own words “Eat shit round1 in Dubaï today...Get 1lap down penalty for getting confuse in the track in moto1... and fell off hard during final lap moto2. I get 5th overall today. It's been about 3 years that I haven't missed a podium. I get back in business for round2 in Abu Dhabi.”

Thailand has become the hot spot of personal watercraft racing and another International event will be host soon in this country. Jet Ski Pro Asian Grand Prix 2013, March 2-3 at Ping River, Kamphaengphet Province, Thailand is also open for Australian and New Zealand riders. Race notice will come out soon.

Most of the recent riders remember Victor “The Slasher” Sheldon riding with the #200 on his race craft, whether it was a Yamaha SuperJet, a Polaris Octane or a Kawasaki SX-R. However in his early years of racing Victor used the #56 as on the photo which was published recently on FB by Vintage Jet Ski. Victor started using his #200 back in 1995 when he raced Ski and Runabouts in the same year with Kawasaki.

View the pdf file with the official result of King’s Cup 2012. A complete report is published in the Features section. Photo courtesy: King’s Cup.

According to Steven Dauliach’s official press release, the French 4 times IJSBA Pro Ski World Champion and 4 times UAE Champion, with many more titles won in France and Europe, plans to retire at the end of the UAE 2013 Championship. There is no doubt that Dauliach is one of the greatest athletes of Pro Ski class of all time. We wish him best of luck on whatever he will be involved and we hope that he will keep in touch with the sport somehow...

Frenchman Steven Dauliach the current IJSBA Pro Ski Back to Back World Champion retained his number One plate in Thailand. According to his recent post on FB he won Pro Ski Class which means that he kept the #1 plate he had from last year in this event.

IJSBA Pro Runabout Open and GP Runabout World Champion James Bushell won both motos of Saturday’s races leaving second behind him South African Jared Moor. Bushell did not change the Havasu set-up of his boat and he mentioned that the wheather conditions were very challenging. Overall it was an easy win for him and he looks forward on winning the next day and the overall trophy since last year he had bad luck.