Entries Tagged as 'WORLD CUP STOP Dubna Russia 2008'

DUBNA RUSSIA WORLD CUP TV

August 8th, 2008 · No Comments

Immediately after the Waterski World Cup Russia Stop,  our short TV News edit was distributed by Satellite with the help of EBU to 300 million viewers around the World.  Then, our 26 minute edited WORLD CUP TV show was completed in the ProActive Studios in Bristol, England, within four days of that champagne soaked Prize [...]

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WORLD CUP SHORTBOARD CHAMP DOES IT WITH ONE ARM

August 7th, 2008 · No Comments

If you were lucky enough to be at the Dubna World Cup Stop in Russia, you would have seen it for yourself !  World Cup Champion Nicolas LeForestier is tough. Within 10 days of major surgery - biceps ligaments demolished - he arrived at Dubna with his Shortboard. As this discipline is one of the [...]

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WORLD CUP AGAIN ATTRACTS THOUSANDS TO DUBNA, RUSSIA

August 7th, 2008 · No Comments

This was the fifth consecutive World Cup Stop in Dubna in Russia and the 22nd in the series launched by the International Water Ski Federation (IWSF) in 2004. The next Stops this season will be in Egypt, Singapore, India, Malaysia and Qatar. MasterCraft will again supply all the competition boats and technical support.

The World’s highest [...]

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CITY OF DUBNA, RUSSIA, TO MAKE HISTORY

August 6th, 2008 · No Comments

The first Stop of the 2008 Waterski & Wakeboard World Cup series kicks off at Noon on this coming Friday, July 25th. The Finals will start at Noon on Saturday, July 26th with the Official Closing Ceremony scheduled for 16.30hrs that day.
Having successfully completed 21 World Cup Stops to date, the 2008 season contains the [...]

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RUSSIA - COUNTDOWN REALLY HOTS UP FOR DUBNA

July 14th, 2008 · No Comments

Watch Out For Skier Updates In World Cup 2008

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