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this saturday (3rd dec) the westcoast jetsprint club will be hosting the eastwest showdown

some of the best drivers from the east coast will be making the treck over to take on the local teams

check the website for details www.jetsprintwa.com.au or our facebook page WEST COAST JETSPRINT CLUB inc

should be a great day of high class racing

GWP

oh and dont forget to cheer for firm racing ( under suspicion and prime suspect)

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was a great day with a huge turnout specially since we were competing with the drags

our boats did well with my driver and i getting the hang of the faster ride and different handling and our b team getting a podium finish

the other boat was right up there till the engine pretty much let go but they had qualified for finals so putted a lap to get themselves a podium as well

there was an unusual large number of crashes and engine damage including the complete wrecking of one of the group a boats (brand new too)

but other than a bit of bruising and a concusion nobody was hurt

its looking like its going to be a huge season we start again on the 14th of january

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