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Pro Watercross Tour is the world’s leading personal watercraft racing circuit and features the best of the best as well as the up-and-coming men and women in...

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Pro Watercross Tour is the world’s leading personal watercraft racing circuit and features the best of the best as well as the up-and-coming men and women in...

21/07/2021

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06/05/2021

Coming into St. Augustine, the excitement in Pro Ski GP was ratcheted up as the powerful Kommander team featuring brothers Dustin and Tyron Motzouris arrived at round two ready to do battle after not racing at the opening tour race at Sebring, FL due to Dustin fighting off the effects of the COVID-19 virus.
Two of the vaunted “young guns” of Pro Watercross, Matthew Richuk and Camden Powell, arrived at St Augustine positioned first and second in points following the opening round in Sebring with veteran Jimmy Wilson in third. The stage was set at the picturesque Vilano Beach race site for an epic battle in the Atlantic waves.

At the drop of the flag for moto one, multi-time national and world champion Dustin Motzouris left little question in anyone’s mind that he was still on top of his game and the man to beat as he took the hole shot and rocketed his Kommander GP1 into a lead he would never relinquish in a wire to wire win. Brother Tyron Motzouris garnered a fourth place start on his Kommander GP1 behind the Bullet V4 of Camden Powell and the Kommander GP1 piloted by Mathew Richuk. After mid-moto skirmishes with both Powell and Richuk, Tyron settled into second place for the remainder of the moto. Richuk eventually worked his way past Powell for third with Powell finishing fourth and a hard-charging Jimmy Wilson in fifth.

At the start of moto two it was deja vu all over as Dustin Motzouris once again put his GP1 into the lead and again was followed by Powell, Richuk, Tyron Motzouris and Wilson. Dustin would go on to another wire to wire victory with Tyron Motzouris following on his GP1 in second. Jimmy Wilson was able to work his way past both Powell and Richuk for third by the checkered flag. Powell would take fourth with Mathew Richuk experiencing fuel pump relay issues but still able to hang on for fifth.

At the drop of the start flag for moto three it was eighteen year old Camden Powell taking the hole shot followed by the Kommander GP1 of Jules Hopkins, seventeen year old Devin Farthing on his GP1 in third, Wilson in fourth and Dustin Motzouris in Fifth. Tyron Motzouris would begin moto three mired in seventh. By lap four Dustin would work his way into the lead where he would go on to finish a perfect day with three moto wins for the overall on the day. Likewise Tyron methodically worked his way through the field for his third second place finish to take second overall. Jimmy Wilson finished out a strong performance on the day with a third in both moto three and on the day.

04/05/2021

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03/12/2020

What a great show, best one yet. Very exciting

From the hottest beaches and waterways all over the USA, thousands of racing enthusiasts have been on hand to catch the excitement of Pro Watercross racing w...

29/11/2020

Premiere – today 11/29 at 6 PM ET
Encore – tomorrow 11/30 – 9 PM ET

23/11/2020

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31/08/2020

SEPTEMBER 4 AT 7:00 PM

28/08/2020

LIQUI MOLY Pro Watercross National Championships in Vilano Beach, St Augustine, FL will be airing on CBS Sports Network TOMORROW MORNING at 10:30 AM EST! Get ready to watch and/or set your DVR... This is an awesome show, you do not want to miss this!

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LIQUI MOLY USA, manufacturer of high-performance marine engine lubricants and fuel additives, has signed on as title sponsor of the 2020 Pro Watercross racing season and the World Championship. The national tour kicked off in Panama City Beach, Florida on June 13 and continues through November.

29/06/2020

Just when you thought it was over, everything changed!

The Pro-Am Ski GP class again featured three motos of extremely competitive and intense racing. The racing was so close that by the start of the third moto four riders were all in contention for the win. But it was Bullet Racing’s Aaron Gewecke on his incredibly potent Bullet V4 that absolutely lit up the very long and fast Lake Hartwell course in moto three to take the overall win. Sixteen year old sensation Camden Powell on his Bullet V4 followed up his eye opening second overall finish at round one in Panama City Beach with another second overall on the day in Georgia highlighted by an impressive first moto win. Rounding out the podium in third overall for the second consecutive round was Jimmy Wilson on his Kommander GP1, who was both smooth and consistent as well as very fast with a win in moto two.

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Let's Race.....

08/05/2020

US OPEN OF SUPXROSS & HYDROFLIGHT

06/05/2020

This is an awesome sport...

From start to finish the 2019 Pro Watercross National Tour was a phenomenal year! Huge THANK YOU to all of our host cities, each one beautiful and unique in ...

01/05/2020

Can’t wait for the season to start

Join Pro Watercross at the 2020 National Championships in Lake Charles, LA on August 9-10!

28/02/2020

What a great destination

28/02/2020

09/02/2020

From the hottest beaches and waterways all over the USA, thousands of racing enthusiasts have been on hand to catch the excitement of Pro Watercross racing w...

07/02/2020

WOW

Pro Watercross has some exciting updates and changes for the 2020 Tour and we’ll be making announcements all throughout the month of February!

Pro Watercross is proud to be the longest running watercross tour in the USA… from our humble beginning as a small regional circuit in New York to 25 years later, the Pro Watercross’ National Tour will host 7 tour stops showcasing the world’s fastest watercross racers at each epic event.

Pro Watercross is proud to announce its 2020 Tour purse, prize money and awards: the 2020 National Tour will award more then $150,000 in prize money and awards throughout the Tour.

https://prowatercross.org/tour/

07/01/2020

Pro Watercross is pleased to announce the discussion period for potential changes to the 2020 Competition Rulebook. The discussion period begins today through January 15th. Suggestions may be made by completing the form, linked below.

Pro Watercross is a membership-based nonprofit and formal requests for rule changes must come from Pro Watercross members, sponsors and event organizers, we also invite contributing aftermarket supporters to send in recommendations. Persons of the general public, who are not Pro Watercross members are always welcome to send any questions or comments to [email protected] on any subject matter including rules, keeping in mind that these comments may not be taken as official submissions. Please note: Pro Watercross may recirculate or republish any submissions.

Please submit suggestions using the form link below:
https://form.jotform.com/83467060798166