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Slippery Steps up to Sponsor Australian Nationals |
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Written by -mIKe-
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Sunday, 28 January 2007 |
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Jetwet Pty Ltd (The Australian distributor for Slippery) from Brisbane are partnering the AJSBA as lead sponsor for the " The 2007 Slippery Australian Flatwater Nationals " and "The 2007 Slippery World Surf Moto ." In my role as VP of the AJSBA I'am delighted to announce that we have secured a substantial sponsorship from Jetwet Pty Ltd which will help us run this years events.
Mr Michael McGettrick (Jet Wet National Sales Manager) said "Whilst we are only a small company we grabbed this opportunity when the AJSBA sent out their invitations for sponsorship as the event is totally allinged with our core product range and it represented a great opportunity to further promote the brand to the core racing community"
Slippery will be running a merchandise booth at both events and the AJSBA would ask you to consider them if you are in the market for new PWC riding accessories. |
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ENTRY TIME FOR 2007 NATIONAL CAPITAL CUP EXTENDED TO FRI 26 JAN |
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Written by Mark Glew
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Friday, 19 January 2007 |
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ENTRY TIME FOR 2007 NATIONAL CAPITAL CUP EXTENDED TO FRI 26 JAN I have managed to get an extension of time for lodging the boat permits for the event with the authorities. This means that i can now give everyone till Friday the 26th (Australia Day) to lodge there entry forms for the National Capital Cup. The phone has been running hot with enquires from entrants, so it will be a big weekend. Don't miss your opportunity to race in this event!!!!!!!! Give me a call if you need any further details or would like an entry form emailed or faxed to you. Mark Glew
0407 484 966
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Written by todd miller
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Thursday, 18 January 2007 |
Top Professional Free Rider Joe Kenney Seriously Injured
While out with friends on the night of Sunday, January 15th an unidentified man assaulted Joe without provocation at a local establishment. The surprise attack resulted in Joe being knocked unconscious, causing him to fall to the ground striking his head. He was taken to a local hospital where he is listed in serious, but stable condition. Joe has a several severe head injuries and is unable to communicate as of yet. Doctor’s have not given a long-term prognosis, but Joe has shown some signs of improvement.
Local police were not able to apprehend the assailant, but are working on leads. Joe’s attacker is described as a tall, college-age white male with shoulder length black hair. If you or anyone you know has any information please contact Crime Stoppers at 805-549-STOP (7867).[/font]
To aid Joe with the medical care and treatment he is currently receiving and will require in the future we have set up an Injury Assistance Fund. Joe has done a tremendous amount to positively promote his sport for many, many years. Please help us get Joe back on his ski doing what he loves so much. Donations can be made to:
Washington Mutual Bank
c/o Joe Kenney Injury Assistance Fund
1235 Chorro
San Luis Obispo, CA93401
Routing#: 322271627
Account#: 3142466007
Your generosity and kind thoughts are greatly appreciated.
For more information about Joe Kenney please visit http://www.joekenney.com.
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ABC News details Canberra Races |
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Written by -mIKe-
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Monday, 15 January 2007 |
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Jet ski racing event to be expanded
Canberra's fledgling jet ski racing event will be expanded in February.
Last year the National Capital Authority allowed high speed racing on a limited basis in the Central Basin, near the Captain Cook Fountain.
Organiser Mark Glew says this year's event will run over three days in early February.
"We expect to have upward of 100 entrants this year over the two days of racing, plus the Friday night practice session," he said.
"I think the NCA are very happy with what we've done down there and it's been backed very well by Canberra businesses and national businesses." ABC News |
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