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ORLANDO, FLA (January 3, 2011) —The International Waterski and Wakeboard Federation (IWWF) just approved a second World Trick Record of 9,690 points, set behind the Ski Nautique 200.
The world record was set at the Trick Jam 2 tournament held on Lake Hancock in Winter Garden, FL by Natallia Berdnikava, behind the Ski Nautique 200.
“Getting approval of my second world record behind the Ski Nautique 200 is a great way to start the New Year. Thanks to both Jack Travers ski school, where I train behind the Ski Nautique 200, and also to Nautique for building an incredible boat!” stated Natallia Berdnikava.
“Our entire Nautique team is proud of Natallia and this third world record set behind the Ski Nautique 200!” stated Nautique President/CEO Bill Yeargin. “In just over a year this amazing new ski boat has pulled three world records, numerous national records and innumerable personal bests. The Ski Nautique 200 has clearly differentiated itself as the premier ski boat in the world!” Yeargin added.
ORLANDO, FLA (January 3, 2011) —The International Waterski and Wakeboard Federation (IWWF) just approved a second World Trick Record of 9,690 points, set behind the Ski Nautique 200.The world record was set at the Trick Jam 2 tournament held on Lake Hancock in Winter Garden, FL by Natallia Berdnikava, behind the Ski Nautique 200.
“Getting approval of my second world record behind the Ski Nautique 200 is a great way to start the New Year. Thanks to both Jack Travers ski school, where I train behind the Ski Nautique 200, and also to Nautique for building an incredible boat!” stated Natallia Berdnikava.
“Our entire Nautique team is proud of Natallia and this third world record set behind the Ski Nautique 200!” stated Nautique President/CEO Bill Yeargin. “In just over a year this amazing new ski boat has pulled three world records, numerous national records and innumerable personal bests. The Ski Nautique 200 has clearly differentiated itself as the premier ski boat in the world!” Yeargin added.
