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Alessander Lenzi

UIM Aquabike World champion in Pro Freestyle for 2003, 2004 and 2005 on the UIM's own grid, second in the class at the 1999 and 2004 World Finals, and first in it at the 2009 Finals.

At a glance

Role
Racer
On the record
5 years, from 1999 to 2009
Disciplines
Freestyle
Titles on the record
4 titles, each off a held results document
In the archive
2 history chapters and 1 event
  1. The early years, in print, 1981 to 1993
  2. The makers and their machines, 1985 to 2005 (this page's records)
  3. Noise, safety and federal rules, 1996 to 2002
  4. The rule book years, 2002 to 2018 (this page's records)
  5. Three rule books, 2021 to 2026

The eras this page's records fall in are drawn solid; the others are hollow.

How we know: Each bar runs the years printed on that era's panel, and which eras a page falls in is the archive's grouping of its records, not the length of anyone's career.

Years 1999 to 2009, one box each A single row of boxes, solid for a year printed above a fact or in a title row and hollow for a year printed above none, with a small outlined triangle over each title year. 1999 2009
  • a year printed above a fact or in a title row on this page
  • a year printed above no fact and in no title row
  • a title year

Printed above the facts or in the title rows, 1999, 2003 to 2005 and 2009. Printed above none, 2000 to 2002 and 2006 to 2008. Title years 2003 to 2005 and 2009. 3 facts have no year printed above them and mark no box.

Every year from the first to the last year printed above a fact or in a title row on this page, one box a year.

How we know: the year printed above each fact, and the Year column of the titles table, below; an honour carries no activity year, so it marks no box.

  • Confirmed 1

  • Likely 6

  • Contested 0

4 title rows carry no grade word and are not counted here.

The grade word on each fact on this page, counted. It grades how firmly the documents tie each fact to this person, not the person.

How we know: the word printed above each fact below, counted on this page only.

Titles on the record (4)

Each read off a results document the archive holds: a result sheet, or, for a season's title, the body's own champions grid or season table, with the name as that document prints it.

YearEventClassPlacingName as printedDocument
2003UIM Aquabike World Championship, UIMAQUABIKE CLASS PRO - FREESTYLEchampionLENZI AlessanderUIM champions grid World
2004UIM Aquabike World Championship, UIMAQUABIKE CLASS PRO - FREESTYLEchampionLENZI AlessanderUIM champions grid World
2005UIM Aquabike World Championship, UIMAQUABIKE CLASS PRO - FREESTYLEchampionLENZI AlessanderUIM champions grid World
2009quakysense World FinalsPro Freestyle1stAlessander Lenzi2009 World Finals 1018 Pro Freestyle

Results

2003, 2004 and 2005 · Confirmed

The UIM's champions grid for Aquabike World lists LENZI Alessander, Brazil, as champion of its Pro Freestyle class in 2003, 2004 and 2005.

Sources: UIM champions grid World

1999 · Likely

On the International Jet Sports Boating Association's overall results for the 1999 Skat-Trak World Finals, ALESSANDER LENZI is second in Pro Freestyle with 17 points, behind Eric Malone. The archive takes him for the UIM champion from the name and the freestyle class, an inference.

Sources: 1999 World Finals results

Likely

The association's release of 28 August 2002 for its 21st World Finals names Alessander Lenzi, Brazil, among the 2002 IJSBA National Champions, in Pro Freestyle. The title is the release's statement; no table of that national series is held (searched the archive's mirror and research cache, 2026-10-19). Reading the release's Alessander Lenzi as the UIM champion rests on the name, the country and the class, an inference.

Sources: IJSBA 28 Aug 2002 World Finals release

Likely

The association's release of 4 October 2003, from the opening of the 22nd World Finals, names Alessander Lenzi (Brazil, Pro Freestyle) among the international riders gathered for the Nation's Cup. The tie to the UIM champion is an inference from the name, the country Brazil and the freestyle class.

Sources: IJSBA 4 Oct 2003 international riders release

2004 · Likely

The association's 2004 World Finals sheets place Lenzi, Alessander second in Pro Freestyle, both in qualifying and in the placings that follow, behind Eric Malone each time. The name and the class are the archive's grounds for reading him as the UIM champion of that year.

Sources: 2004 World Finals pro sheet 1; 2004 World Finals pro motos

2009 · Likely

At the 2009 World Finals the association's page for 10 October lists Alessander Lenzi first on a Yamaha in its ninth section, which its class list makes Pro Freestyle, and PersonalWatercraft.com's report prints the same win beside the class name, with a score of 49.0 out of 50, for Brazil. Reading him as the UIM champion rests on the name, the country and the class, an inference.

Sources: 2009 World Finals 1018 Pro Freestyle; PersonalWatercraft.com 2009 Pro Freestyle

Recognition

Likely

The association's hall of fame roster lists an Allesander Lenzi among its 2006 inductees, as does its post of 14 July 2006 announcing them; every other document in the archive's mirror spells the given name Alessander (searched the archive's mirror, 2026-10-19). Both hall texts print names only, so the archive reads the entry as this racer on the name.

Sources: IJSBA hall of fame page; IJSBA post first hall inductees 2006

Names as printed

LENZI Alessander (UIM champions grid World); ALESSANDER LENZI (1999 World Finals results); Lenzi, Alessander (2004 World Finals pro motos)

Elsewhere in the archive

What the archive has not read (2)

  • The association's champions page lists Alessander Lenzi, Brazil, Yamaha, in its Pro Freestyle table for 2001 as well as 2009, and in its Amateur Freestyle table for 1997. No World Finals sheet of 1997 or 2001 is held (searched the archive's mirror and research cache, 2026-10-19), so neither is a title here.
  • The World Cup organiser's hall of fame list names LENZI ALESSANDER, Brazil, in Pro Freestyle for 2007; its footnote says titles are certified only from 2008 and no World Cup sheet for 2007 is held (searched the archive's mirror and research cache, 2026-10-19), so it is not used.

Documents cited on this page

  • UIM champions grid World (uim.sport): UIM Champions grid, Aquabike World, every non-junior class, 2001 to 2026 (uim.sport, read 5 October 2026), Union Internationale Motonautique; sanctioning body, high. The world governing body's own list of its Aquabike world champions, read through the page's own discipline and class filters and held as one text, class by class, with year, class, country and name exactly as the grid prints them. The page has one address whatever the filter, so the part after # names the filter and is not part of the address. The grid starts in 2001, prints no 2007 or 2008 row in several classes, prints some names with a typing slip (AL ALBDULRAZZAQ for 2015), prints two riders for some years in parallel slalom without saying why, and its country column is often the licensing federation rather than the rider's own country (Lee Stone as BRAZIL, European riders as UAE). No placings below first and no machines.
  • 2009 World Finals 1018 Pro Freestyle (web.archive.org): 2009 quakysense World Finals, results page 1018, Pro Freestyle section (ijsba.com, Wayback capture of 5 December 2013), International Jet Sports Boating Association, 2009-10-10; sanctioning body, high. A third excerpt of the association's Aquascore results page for 10 October 2009: the ninth uncaptioned section, read as Pro Freestyle by its place in the page's own class list, with name, hometown, make and place for each rider.
  • 1999 World Finals results (web.archive.org): 1999 Skat-Trak World Finals, overall results by class (PDF, Wayback capture), International Jet Sports Boating Association, 1999; sanctioning body, high. Overall results by class for the World Finals of 10 to 17 October 1999, extracted from the association's PDF. The extract lets the hometown and maker columns drift against the names in places, so only a name and the position printed on the same line are read as one row.
  • IJSBA 28 Aug 2002 World Finals release (web.archive.org): 2002 WF Press Release, 28 August 2002 (ijsba.com, Wayback capture of 16 January 2003), International Jet Sports Boating Association, 2002-08-28; sanctioning body, high. The association's release announcing its 21st World Finals, with a paragraph naming that year's IJSBA National Champions by class. High for the association's own statement; no 2002 national series table is held. The held copy is an excerpt.
  • IJSBA 4 Oct 2003 international riders release (web.archive.org): 2003 WF Press Release, IJSBA World Finals International Stars, 4 October 2003 (ijsba.com, Wayback capture of 16 December 2003), International Jet Sports Boating Association, 2003-10-04; sanctioning body, high. The association's release from the opening of its 22nd World Finals, naming the international riders gathered for the Nation's Cup by country and class, and the returning 2002 world champions. High for whom the association names; the held copy is an excerpt.
  • 2004 World Finals pro sheet 1 (web.archive.org): 2004 World Finals, pro classes results, sheet pro01 (PDF, Wayback capture), International Jet Sports Boating Association, 2004; sanctioning body, high. The first of the 2004 pro results sheets, heats and motos by class, as extracted text. Event and year come from the file's address.
  • 2004 World Finals pro motos (web.archive.org): 2004 World Finals, pro classes heats and motos, sheet pros02 (PDF, Wayback capture), International Jet Sports Boating Association, 2004; sanctioning body, high. Heats, last-chance qualifiers and motos by pro class. The hometown column drifts against the names throughout, so it is never read as a rider's own. The event and year are read from the address the file was published at.
  • PersonalWatercraft.com 2009 Pro Freestyle (personalwatercraft.com): 2009 ISJBA World Finals Report (PersonalWatercraft.com, 20 October 2009), the Pro Freestyle paragraph and table, PersonalWatercraft.com, 2009-10-20; enthusiast media, medium. A second excerpt of the magazine's report of the 2009 World Finals: its paragraph on the Pro Freestyle final and the head of its Pro Freestyle table, each rider with score, country and make. Medium.
  • IJSBA hall of fame page (ijsba.com): The Jacobsen-Stjernstrom IJSBA Hall of Fame (IJSBA page), International Jet Sports Boating Association; sanctioning body, high. The association's own roster, read on 22 September 2026, giving the hall's name, its creation and dedication in 2006, and inductees by year to 2014, names only. It publishes no selection criteria and no citation for anyone.
  • IJSBA post first hall inductees 2006 (ijsba.com): IJSBA Monthly Update for June and World Finals Announcement (IJSBA news post dated 14 July 2006), International Jet Sports Boating Association, 2006-07-14; sanctioning body, high. The association's announcement of the first 25 people for its hall of fame, 25 in honour of its 25th World Finals, with a short account of how they were chosen and who helped draw up the candidates. It prints names only, five of them spelt otherwise than on the hall's roster page. High for the association's own account of its hall. The held copy is an excerpt.
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