Results

History of Results

  • 1st 2001 WSJ SuperBoat World Series Championship
  • 1st 2002 WSJ SuperBoat World Series Championship
  • 1st 2002 New Zealand SuperBoat Championship
  • 2nd 2003 UIM SuperBoat World Series Championship
  • 2nd 2003 New Zealand SuperBoat Championship
  • 1st 2004 New Zealand SuperBoat Championship
  • 3rd 2004 UIM SuperBoat World Series Championship
  • 1st 2005 New Zealand SuperBoat Championship
  • 1st 2006 New Zealand SuperBoat Championship
  • 1st 2007 New Zealand SuperBoat Championship
  • 1st 2008 UIM SuperBoat World Series Championship
  • 1st 2009 UIM SuperBoat World Series Championship
  • 1st 2013 New Zealand Superboat Championship
  • 1st 2014 New Zealand SuperBoat Championship
  • 1st 2014 UIM SuperBoat World Series Championship
  • 2nd 2015 New Zealand SuperBoat Championship
  • 1st 2016 New Zealand SuperBoat Championship
  • 2nd 2016 UIM SuperBoat World Series Championship
  • 1st 2017 New Zealand SuperBoat Championship
  • 1st 2018 New Zealand SuperBoat Championship
  • 1st ENZED Bay Park Stadium Cup 2018
  • 2nd 2018 UIM SuperBoat World Series Championship

Career Highlights

  • Double World champion in “Open B” class (methanol motors up to 4500cc)
  • Double New Zealand champion in “Open B” class (methanol motors up to 4500cc)
  • Second World SuperBoat Championships 1995 & 1996
  • Third World SuperBoat Championships 1997 (Australia)
  • Competed in 7 WSJ World Series Championships since 1997 in USA, Australia and New Zealand
  • 4 x World Championship SuperBoat titles.
  • Fourth World Jetsprint Championships Superboat Class (won the final in a borrowed Sprintec BBC) 2012
  • Achieving 10 NZ SuperBoat Championship titles (4 Consecutively)

Team Results

Seven times World Champion
1990*, 1992*, 2001, 2002, 2008, 2009, 2014

12 times New Zealand Champion
1990*, 1991*, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2013, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018

ENZED Bay Park Stadium Cup
2018

*Open B Class
SuperBoat Class

 

The close knit team, based in North Canterbury, has competed very successfully both in National and International events and is proud to be associated with the following sponsors.

Team Supporters

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The Sport

Jetsprinting was first developed in Canterbury, New Zealand during the early 1980’s.  From humble beginnings competing on courses excavated in gravel river beds the sport has quickly developed into purpose built stadium type venues.  A jetsprint course consists of a series of channels about 5 metres wide with water barely ½ metre deep.

The boats make approx. 30 directional changes taking anything from about 50 seconds to 60 seconds to complete the course and have a two person crew, driver and navigator running individually against the clock.  Spectators love the action, they also love the spectacular crashes when boats hit the bank at high speed and get tossed,  sometimes spinning in the air before crashing back on the islands built between the channels of the course.

The PCR team compete in Superboat class, there are two other classes in which competitors can race. For information about the classes visit www.jetsprint.co.nz.