2024 Jet Ski World Cup Thailand
The 2025 Jet Ski World Series wrapped up this past week in spectacular fashion in Thailand, leaving fans on the edge of their seats as some of the world’s top riders pushed the limits of speed and skill. Held in the stunning coastal city of Pattaya, the event drew massive crowds, with the crystal-clear waters of the Gulf of Thailand providing the perfect backdrop for one of the most exhilarating competitions in the world.
This year’s edition was nothing short of spectacular, featuring fierce battles across various classes including Pro Ski GP & Pro Runabout GP. The sheer scale of the event was a testament to the global reach of jet ski racing, with competitors from over 20 countries battling for the coveted championship titles.
Highlight Performances and Winners
In the Pro Ski GP category, multiple time world champion Kevin Reiterer from Austria claimed the title in an electrifying showdown, narrowly edging out rivals Quinten Bosche from Belgium and Toshi O'Hara from Japan. Kevin's expert control, lightning-fast reflexes and consistency allowed him to take the points lead despite relentless pressure from Quinten & Toshi throughout the weekend.
Young Australian Pro, Jayden Richardson showcased his immense talent and potential taking out 4th place. Another amazing result for the young Aussie in his rookie Pro Racing season and we are looking forward to seeing him back in 2025.
The Pro Runabout GP class saw an intense 5 x way battle between Mohammed Albaaz (Kuwait), Gyorgy Kasza (Hungary), Mohammed Burbayea (Kuwait), Teera Settura (Thailand) & Francois Medori (France) with Alabaaz emerging victorious after a high-speed, tactical duel. His incredible consistency and strategic positioning on the water earned him the top spot by just 3 points.
Francois Medori also raced the Pro Endurace Open ands took out victory on a countback over Thai rider Tapatarawat Joesonnusont. Australian veteran Guy Greenland battle hard to take 7th place in a massive field of 34 endurance racers.
Complete results can be seen here: 2024 GP1 Water Jet World Series Results
A Global Showcase of Talent
With an impressive mix of international talent and breathtaking competition, the 2025 Jet Ski World Series showcased the sport’s growing popularity and the rising stars who are pushing the boundaries of what can be done on the water. The event was more than just a race – it was a celebration of speed, skill, and the relentless pursuit of excellence.
As the final flag waved in Pattaya, fans were already looking forward to the next season, where the world’s best riders will continue to race, innovate, and inspire. For now, the winners bask in the glory of their achievements, while the sport continues to build momentum worldwide.
PRO SKI GP PODIUM pictured below:
1st Kevin Reiterer (AUSTRIA)
2nd Quinten Bossche (BELGIUM)
3rd Toshi O'Hara (JAPAN)
4th Jayden Richardson (AUSTRALIA)
5th Jimmy Wilson (USA)
PRO RUNABOUT GP Podium Pictured Below:
Kuwait Racing Team & Jetpiot Team Riders.
Mohammed Albaaz & Mohammed Burbeyea
Francois Medori
