Bullett/Macc Podium in Havasu!

Chris MacClugage, of Havasu, swerves around a buoy during a race Sunday during the International Jet Sport Boating Association’s World Finals. MacClugage, a 13-time world and national champion, captured a podium finish in the pro ski open class. Kay Sykes Photo/Special to News-Herald

Havasu resident takes third in Pro Ski Open

By KAY SYKES/Special to Today’s News-Herald
Sunday, October 10, 2010 11:21 PM MST

LAKE HAVASU CITY — Even through rough waters, Chris MacClugage navigated his way to a third place finish Sunday.

The Lake Havasu City resident finished behind champion Jean Baptiste Botti, of France, and Kevin Riterer, of Austria, during the International Jet Sport Boating Association’s 29th annual World Finals. The three men competed in the Pro Ski Open class.

But MacCluguge wasn’t the only winner during the racing event’s final day.

Australia’s Kylie Elmers took a first place finish in both Moto 1 and 2 divisions. Battling for second in the Moto 2 Women’s class was Peruvian Paloma Noceda and Californian Amy Green. Noceda beat Green by inches to take second place.

Emi Kanamori won the title in the Pro-AM Women’s Ski Limited class.

In the men’s Pro Runabout division, Dustin Farthing took first, followed by Dustin Charrier, of Florida, and James Bushell, of the United Kingdom.

Estonian teenager Markus Lutsokert came back from a third place finish in his first race to snag a Junior Ski 13-15 Limited title. Almur Bin Huraiz, of the United Arab Emirates, took second place and Toshi “Samurai” Ohara, of Japan, finished third.

Bullett Returns to World Finals!

Bullett Racing Booth at World Finals

Bullett Racing has been involved in the PWC Industry for almost 20 years from developing Carbon Fiber Hulls for racing and running Factory race teams for both Yamaha and SeaDoo. Bullett has also promoted and was very successful in Region 1 as a promoter in that region. For many years almost every World Champion R/A racer had a handling component on their boat that was manufactured by Bullett Racing. Bullett Racing is now back in the Industry With It's Introduction of the New Macc Racing Edition Stand-Up Hull. Bullett has always been an innovator in the Personal Watercraft industry, Danny Gewecke is our lead designer and has over 40 some years in the marine industry from all sorts of race boats and the latest being the Personal water craft industry which we have been apart of for almost 20 years.  With Danny’s experience in the Personal Watercraft Arena he has almost single handedly our performed any of the other Personal Watercraft hull manufactures and Has been contracted numorus times by Sea-Doo, Yamaha, and Kawasaki over the years to help develop hulls and components for their boats. Bullett has also re-launched it’s Kawasaki SXR Ride Plate as of August this year, in addition to the ride plate we have also re-launched the Bullett/Kawasaki SXR Hood that has unmatched quality in the PWC Industry. Check out this site for future in formation and products from Bullett Racing. Keep checking back on a regular basis for updates and if you need to contact us please do so through our email and we will respond promptly.

Bullett /MACC Racing Results

GP Ski - Race Report From Charleston West Virgina

"The Ski GP class had a spoiler this weekend in the form of multi time world Champion Chris MacClugage who won all three motos and looked smooth doing it on his Monster Energy Kawasaki. Jimmy Wilson took two hole shots this weekend and did everything he could to make up ground in the national points chase but he came up 8 points short and had to settle for third in the national championship hunt. Rick Sherker used consistency and hard work to tally a third which was enough to give him the runner up spot in the national point’s race. He said, “I plan to train hard in the off season and come back ready to win another title in 2011.” Rob Flores rode conservatively this weekend knowing he could win the national championship as long as he averted any major mishaps, which he did. Rob told me, “I usually don’t look at the national points and just concentrate on going out and winning each week, but honestly, this weekend I just wanted to finish well and win the title.” Rob did just that and is the 2011 IJSBA Ski GP National Champion." (David Kinsley)