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Welcome to The Watercraft Journal, the industry's ONLY daily source for personal watercraft and product reviews, news, ride recaps, and how-to articles that will bring more enthusiasts better content faster. Updated daily with informative articles and honest reviews, The Watercraft Journal provides riders all the data they need to make an informed decision and pick up the best products the industr

y has. Nowhere else can personal watercraft enthusiasts find professionally-written content updated daily, more pictures from first-hand and next-day event coverage and vehicle reviews, and eye-catching videos from across the globe. Sincerely,
Kevin Shaw
Editor-In-Chief
The Watercraft Journal
www.watercraftjournal.com

The recreational fishing market is a $138 BILLION A YEAR business, so when Sea-Doo found an immediate audience of new bu...
08/11/2025

The recreational fishing market is a $138 BILLION A YEAR business, so when Sea-Doo found an immediate audience of new buyers, it made sense that they would quadruple their offerings and other OEs would follow suit.
..But a good fishing boat is quite the opposite of what makes for a good PWC. We discuss how catering to the fishing market has impacted current skis, and how it will drag our industry further from where it ought to be tonight at 8pm EST here:

The recreational fishing market is a $138 BILLION DOLLAR A YEAR business, so when Sea-Doo dipped its toe in and found an immediate audience of new buyers, it...

08/11/2025
08/11/2025

Welcome back to Pulaski County, VA for an exciting race weekend with a new format we're calling Watercross Trio, or Wx3! This 3 discipline event features PWC Sprint Racing, Closed Course and Slalom Drags. We are also going to offer Grudge Matches Sunday on the Slalom Drag Course if you are wanting to go head to head with a specific person.

Please note there is no practice on Friday, and the weekend schedule will be released on a separate post. One registration fee covers all weekend, which is a 3 moto format. If anyone is only wanting to race one day, we will accommodate that.

There are only a couple of overnight pitting spots available, and please reach out to Brad Adams at (423) 827-5448 to reserve one before paying for one. Racers are welcome to leave trailers overnight instead of taking them to the hotel.

The classes will follow a format similar to PWC Sprint racing where we will have one Ski 1050 class, a ski open class that will include GP and 1500's, a sport class, an 1100 runabout class, an 1800 runabout class, a Jr. Ski Class, Jr. Sport class etc. We will modify as needed on site, so go ahead and register for the class you believe you will be in, and we can always adjust later if needed. We will have a freestyle Expo at 12:30pm both days both adults and jr's.

Thank you for pre-registering, and see you at Claytor Lake this weekend!

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Welcome to The Watercraft Journal, the industry's ONLY daily source for personal watercraft and product reviews, news, ride recaps, and how-to articles that will bring more enthusiasts better content faster. Updated daily with informative articles and honest reviews, The Watercraft Journal provides riders all the data they need to make an informed decision and pick up the best products the industry has. Nowhere else can personal watercraft enthusiasts find professionally-written content updated daily, more pictures from first-hand and next-day event coverage and vehicle reviews, and eye-catching videos from across the globe. Sincerely, Kevin Shaw Editor-In-Chief The Watercraft Journal www.watercraftjournal.com [email protected]