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Jet Ski World Champion Comes To Pattaya To Compete In This Weekend’s Jomtien Beach Jet Ski Event.

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Jet Ski World Champion comes to Pattaya to compete in this weekend’s Jomtien Beach Jet ski event.

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This weekend on Jomtien Beach the Tozen World Watercross King’s Cup 2006 event will take place and promises to include some top-class international Jet Ski action.

On Thursday Afternoon, Khun Ronagit and Khun Watanna, Deputy Mayors of Pattaya welcomed the World and Thai Jet Ski Champions who will both compete in the event. Mr. Michael Carstairs from New Zealand is the current Jet Ski World Champion and will join Khun Chawalit is currently the Thai National Champion.

Both will compete in this 24,000 US Dollar event which is being held to commemorate the 60th anniversary celebration of His Majesty the King's accession to the throne and also to honor His Majesty the King's prowess on the water. His Majesty won a gold medal in sailing at the Peninsular Games in 1967, which are now known as the SEA Games. Over 100 competitors from 20 countries will take part in the event.

-Pattaya City News

Friday 8th December 2006

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