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Nikolas Blaha does it again and scores second consecutive MSWC victory in Belgium!

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Safety regulations update

ENGLISH VERSION Topics: a) Helmets safety check procedure – update to current rule 8.1. Satey Gear at MotoSurf WorldCup and MotoSurf Continental Cup. Current wording: Helmet is mandatory, its intactness and integrity shall...

Deinze becomes first MotoSurf WorldCup spot in Belgium

Deinze becomes first MotoSurf WorldCup spot in Belgium

UIM MotoSurf WorldCup competition heads to Belgium for the first time in its history. After a couple of season we saw Belgium lady Laureen Thellin attacking the top five finishes in the women category of the MotoSurf WorldCup challenge. It...

Falkensteiner Resort Zadar is set to host the UIM MotoSurf WorldCup in 2021 with an option for 2022 and 2023.

Falkensteiner Resort Zadar is set to host the UIM MotoSurf WorldCup in 2021 with an option for 2022 and 2023.

The UIM MotoSurf WorldCup concluded a successful campaign in 2019 witnessing racing action on three continents and five beautiful destinations. The 2020 season unfortunately didn’t find much luck with the world’s pandemic situation...

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Total Classification

2019 season

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Lukáš Záhorský

#36 [CZE]

781points

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Petr Průcha

#73 [CZE]

594points

3

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Pavel Heiník

#131 [CZE]

527points

4

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Nikolas Blaha

#98 [CZE]

522points

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Martin Šula

#111 [CZE]

476points

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Aneta Šacherová

#4 [CZE]

804points

2

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Martina Bravencová

#22 [CZE]

623points

3

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Anya Colley

#52 [GBR]

459points

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ABOUT MOTOSURF WORLDCUP

UIM

Established in 1922, the Union Internationale Motonautique (UIM) is the world governing body for all Powerboating activities including Aquabike.
It is fully recognized by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and is a member of the Association of the IOC Recognized International Sports Federations (ARISF) and of SportAccord. The UIM has 63 affiliated National Federations. .

The main disciplines of the UIM are :

– Circuit ( F1, F2, F500, F4, Formula Future.)

– Offshore ( XCAT, Class 1, Class V1 etc.)

– Pleasure Navigation

– Radio-controlled boats

– Aquabike ( Jet ski)

– MotoSurf WorldCup

– Solar & Electric

In the quest of increasing media exposure, improvement of financial independence, and geographic growth, the UIM has contracted promoters dealing with the flagship classes of its different racing disciplines such as Offshore, F1 and F2 Circuit, and Aquabike Class Pro
As the Internationally recognized authority for world power boating, the UIM is charged with protecting and building the future of the Sport on behalf of its national federations and competitors and is responsible for creating a safe, accessible, unified and thriving world renowned sport.

UIM Activities

Highly competitive, fascinating, intensely challenging, risky and entertaining, Powerboat Racing is the ultimate adrenalin rush and regarded as one of the most spectacular and exciting sports in the world.

Geographical growth, environmental issues, financial pressures and the quest for media exposure continue to increase the complexities of the organization’s role as it delivers governance and change.

In 2017, supported by the emergence of independent promoters across all five continents, the UIM has increased its global influence and organizes 157 races worldwide.