2011 SEA-DOO X-TEAM BOUNTY PAYOUT

Regular 2011 Season Program – Includes ALL IJSBA Sanctioned

closed course races in the United States and Canada

The below contingency if offered by Sea Doo - Sea Doo competitors must register with Sea Doo to qualify.

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Purse money classes:   

Premier classes have a guaranteed purse to be awarded at each round of the tour, based on the above purse schedule. These classes are: Pro-Am Ski GP, Pro-Am Runabout Open, Pro Freestyle.

Tour purse classes with 5 or more competitors on the line will receive the guaranteed tour purse or 50% of the line contingency, whichever is greater. Classes with 3 or 4 riders on the line the payout is 25% of the line, the purse is awarded to the class winner. Classes with less than 3 competitors on the line will receive no payout.  These classes are: Pro-Am Ski Stock, Pro-Am Runabout Stock, Expert Ski Limited, Pro-Am Runabout 800 SS, Women’s Runabout Limited.

Contingency classes: Expert and Pro-Am classes that do not receive purse money will receive the standard 50% of the line contingency. Those classes with 5 or more competitors will receive full contingency. Classes with 3 or 4 riders on the line, the payout is 25% of the line, contingency is awarded to the class winner. Classes with less than 3 competitors on the line will receive no payout.

The decision to continue to support the Pro-Am Runabout 800 SS was made in order to encourage these athletes to move into the 1200cc boat classes and not alienate them from the sport. This class carried the 3rd highest sum of entries in the runabout division for 2010.

Expert Ski classes was one of the most inconsistent classes for 2010, but we see this class as a stepping stone to Pro Ski GP and will continue to support this class for 2011. The performance of this class for the 2011 season will determine if it will be continued to receive purse money for 2012.

Women’s Runabout Limited was elected for prize money in order to encourage women to participate in the UWP-IJSBA Watercross National Tour. The performance of this class for the 2011 season will determine if it will be continued to receive purse money for 2012.

The 2011 UWP-IJSBA Watercross National Tour has risen over $126,000 dollars in prize money and with that UWP anticipates that with the additional non purse classes, it will have awarded over $134,000 in prize money for the 2011 race season.