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Dive into the adrenaline-pumping world of high-speed jet boat racing through our racing chronicles. Stay up-to-date with the latest news, insider insights, race analysis and exclusive interviews with top racers, mechanics and industry insiders.
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Nelson Brinson Inducted into the Jet Boat Racing Canada Hall of Fame

We are is proud to announce the induction of Nelson Brinson into the Jet Boat Racing Hall of Fame — a long-overdue recognition of a true pioneer, champion, and lifelong ambassador for our sport. Nelson Brinson’s racing career began in the 1970s, a time when jet boat racing was still carving out its identity. What started as a passion quickly
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2025 World Jet Boat Championships Program

It’s here! The official event program for the 2025 World Jet Boat Championships presented by Bonnetts Energy Corp is now available! Take a look to explore the full schedule, meet the competing teams, and celebrate the incredible sponsors who make it all possible. Check it out HERE
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River Closures

The 2025 UIM World Jet Boat Championships is a fully sanctioned event. As part of this sanctioning, Jet Boat Racing Canada has the authority to temporarily close specific sections of the river to ensure the safety of race teams, spectators, and the surrounding communities. Safety for our spectators, community and race teams are our number one priority. To be safe
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Happy Gas Discount for Teams!

Happy Gas in Grande Prairie is offering all 2025 World Jet Boat Championship race teams a discount of 15¢ off per litre of AvGas for the month of June. There is no premium fuel available at this location.
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Premium Jet Boat Waders & Hauroko Windproof Fleeces – Built for the Wild

Jet boaters, hunters, and outdoor enthusiasts know the value of durable, high-quality gear. That’s why Kiwi Waders Jet Boat Waders and Hauroko Windproof Fleeces are the perfect additions to your adventure kit. Designed with performance and comfort in mind, these products are built to withstand the elements and keep you warm and dry during your time on the water or
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Meet The Ramboat Team

Exciting news is brewing in our jet boat racing community for the 2025 World Championships! Seven mechanical engineering students from the University of Sherbrooke, aged 22 to 25, are on a mission to conceptualize and build a brand-new hull design from scratch. Designed for the 525 HP CX class, they’ll tow their creation across the country to compete in the
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The Coyote Story

The Coyote Story stands as a testament to the rich history of river boating in Western Canada. Rob Chrunyk, the driving force behind Coyote Manufacturing Ltd., was raised with a deep-rooted passion for jet boats. His father, Fred Chrunyk, blazed trails as one of the foremost pioneers in the jet boat sport. Fred’s journey began in the late 1960s, crafting
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A146 Aquaholic, Tim Greber & Sevastien Bedford

Becoming a CDN1 Champion consists of amassing the most points throughout an entire Canadian season. Drivers and navigators must work together efficiently to start and finish each race and consistently stay at top speeds, which is exactly what Tim Greber and Sevastien Bedford have accomplished this year. For the second year in a row, this dynamic duo has raced and
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Women in Racing

Lisa Nault, FX Division, Red Deer, AB FX39 – Fun Bags After watching a woman compete in the MX Class at the “Race the Joe” in St. Maries, Idaho, Lisa Nault knew she had to try jet boat racing for herself. “The door opened for me this past year when Dale Whiteside, my other half, introduced me to the sport.
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Jeremy Hand, Easily Influenced, CX & Unlimited Division

Jeremy Hand, Easily Influenced, CX & Unlimited Division, Peace River Since he was 13 years old, Jeremy Hand has had a strong desire and love for being on the water and boating. Being around jet boats for most of his life, it was only a matter of time before he took up racing on his own. “In 2013 I bought
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