AquaX is the fastest growing personal watercraft championship in the world. Its rapid growth is owed to a simple, yet challenging race format that appeals to todays personal watercraft users.
This year the program will include the unveiling of a professional level race series and expansion of two further championships in the Great Lakes region of the USA and in Southeast Asia.
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Sun 17 Sep
After a spectacular welcome party at the iconic Atlantis Paradise Island resort, the Bahamas World Championship got underway in Nassau harbour on Friday with testing and practising, followed on Saturday morning by qualifying where the AquaX riders could earn extra points and the coveted pole position. The three-day event features more than 35 professional and amateur racers from the United States, the Caribbean, Australia and Western Europe.
In the Amateur qualifying session, young Sam Nehme from Florida, who is in his first full season of AquaX racing, set the pace with the fastest overall lap to take pole position and collect 5 points. Veteran Chris MacClugage, the sport’s most decorated and highest winning world champion, lead the way in the Pro Endurance class, edging out team-mate Dustin Farthing by the smallest of margins.
After disappointing in qualifying, 17-year-old Jay Finlinson from Northern Indiana led from start to finish to dominate the opening Amateur race on Saturday. Trey Williams took second place with Jason Williams finishing third.
The Pro class was fiercely contested, but it was Christian Daly who took the honours ahead of Tory Snyder, Jimmy Wilson and Vanjae Ramgeet.
Mechanical issues prevented a number of riders from competing in the second Amateur race, and it was Jay Finlinson who claimed his second victory. Cayman Islands rider Cline Glidden took second place with Trey Williams finishing third.
Welcoming the World Championship for the second time, the Atlantis has a successful history of hosting sports events and provides a breathtaking setting for the high-speed AquaX action. The Pro Enduro riders are competing for the world title, with the amateur riders battling for the P1 AquaX Amateur International Cup.
Racing continues today (Sunday) and will be live-streamed from, this website and on the P1 Offshore YouTube and P1 AquaX Facebook pages: Please use the button below.
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