The International Jet Sports Boating Association (IJSBA) and IMG announced today a new addition to the Pro Freestyle competition during the 2004 Dos Equis World Finals.
In an effort to bring even more excitement to the already spectacular Pro Freestyle competition at the World Finals, two powerboats will be brought in after the competitors regular 2-minute routine, creating a wake that the competitor can take advantage of, once, to perform a high-flying stunt! The performance of the competitors wake trick will be included in the total score tallied by the judges. The powerboats will pass in front of the spectator area, and by creating waves, offer an added and spectacular element to this fan favorite event.
This spectacular addition to the Freestyle competition was introduced this year at the IJSBA European Championship with great enthusiasm from both competitors and spectators alike.
The 2004 Dos Equis Desert XX featuring the Dos Equis World Finals takes place October 3-10 at the Crazy Horse Campground on the shores of Lake Havasu City, Ariz.
About IMG
IMG is the world’s largest company dedicated to the marketing and management of sport, leisure and lifestyle. IMG represents athletes, performing artists, writers, fashion models, broadcasters, leading corporations, world-class events, cultural institutions and recreational resorts. IMG’s X-Sports division produces more than 25 events per year and consults a number of corporate clients. Projects and clients include the US Open of Surfing, Vans Triple Crown of Skateboarding, Snowboarding and Target Beach Bash and clients like Target, Philips and Norelco. For information regarding IMG: www.imgworld.com.
About IJSBA
The International Jet Sports Boating Association is the worldwide sanctioning body for personal watercraft competitive racing. The IJSBA is responsible for the rules which govern the sanction, organization and conduct of sanctioned events; the standards for eligibility and conduct of competition and officials; the regulations for eligibility and preparation of watercraft; and the rules for annual series of events around the world. The IJSBA has affiliated associations, organizations and members in more than 50 countries worldwide and its headquarters are located in Costa Mesa, Calif. For more information, phone: (714) 751-8695 orwww.ijsba.com
