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Broward Motorsports

A race team whose rider won races at P1 AquaX in 2018 and took the overall Havasu 300 win in 2019 on its Yamaha, and which Yamaha listed with its factory riders in 2019 and 2020.

At a glance

Kind
Race team
On the record
2 years, from 2018 to 2019
People
Chris MacClugage (raced for it)
In the archive
7 links
Years 2018 to 2019, one box each A single row of boxes, solid for a year printed above a fact and hollow for a year printed above none. 2018 2019
  • a year printed above a fact on this page

Printed above the facts, 2018 and 2019. 1 fact has no year printed above it and marks no box.

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

How we know: the year printed above each fact below.

On the race sheets

2018 · Likely

The International Jet Sports Boating Association (IJSBA) reported on 12 July 2018 that at Round 3 of the 2018 P1 AquaX series at Sarasota, Florida, Chris MacClugage took the lead in the first race and brought the first race win home for Broward Motorsports, and named a second rider as a Broward Motorsports rider in the second race. P1 AquaX's own world rankings item of 29 November 2018 says the winner of that season's USA Pro Title finished the Fort Lauderdale weekend second behind his Broward Motorsport team mate, Chris MacClugage, which the archive reads as this team from the rider and the name, an inference.

Sources: IJSBA 2018 Sarasota AquaX post; P1 AquaX 29 Nov 2018 world rankings

2019 · Likely

The Watercraft Journal's report of 11 March 2019 on the Havasu 300 says the Broward Motorsports Yamaha FX Cruiser SVHO, ridden by Chris MacClugage and a partner, completed the 30th lap and took the overall win of the 2019 race.

Sources: WCJ 11 Mar 2019 Havasu 300 report

2019 · Likely

Yamaha's release on its 2019 factory racing plans, posted by the IJSBA on 29 March 2019, lists Broward Motorsports with three of its 2019 factory riders, Chris MacClugage among them. Its release on its 2020 team riders, printed by The Watercraft Journal on 18 March 2020, lists four riders under Broward Motorsports, again with Chris MacClugage, and quotes its racing manager crediting the support of its partners Broward Motorsports and Riva Motorsports. Both lists are the maker's own statements.

Sources: Yamaha 2019 factory racing plans; WCJ 18 Mar 2020 Yamaha 2020 riders

The business on record

Likely

The series organiser's upload of a programme its description places on CBS Sports on 5 November 2017 at Naples, Florida, is titled 2017 Broward Motorsports Pro Watercross World Championships. The title shows the event carried the name; the archive reads that as this company's, from the name alone, an inference, and the title does not say what part the company played.

Sources: Pro Watercross 2017 Worlds upload

Elsewhere in the archive

What the archive has not read (2)

  • No held document dates the founding of Broward Motorsports or gives a state registry record for it (searched the archive's mirror and research cache, 2026-10-19).
  • No held document says what part the company played in the 2017 world championships at Naples beyond the name in the event's title (searched the archive's mirror and research cache, 2026-10-19).

Documents cited on this page

  • IJSBA 2018 Sarasota AquaX post (web.archive.org): Stars and Bars brings home the win July 4th Weekend! (IJSBA post of 12 July 2018, Wayback capture), International Jet Sports Boating Association, 2018-07-12; sanctioning body, medium. A narrative report of the 2018 P1 AquaX Sarasota round, race by race, carried on the association's site.
  • P1 AquaX 29 Nov 2018 world rankings (web.archive.org): World Rankings: December 2018 Edition (P1 AquaX news item, 29 November 2018, Wayback capture), P1 AquaX (Powerboat P1 Management Ltd), 2018-11-29; sanctioning body, high. The series' own world rankings item of November 2018, with its account of the 2018 USA Pro Tour.
  • WCJ 11 Mar 2019 Havasu 300 report (watercraftjournal.com): Gallery: The 15th Annual & Final Mark Hahn Memorial Havasu 300 (The Watercraft Journal, 11 March 2019), The Watercraft Journal, 2019-03-11; enthusiast media, medium. The magazine's report of the 2019 Havasu 300 endurance race, written by its own staff. Medium; a magazine's report, not a result sheet. The held copy is an excerpt.
  • Yamaha 2019 factory racing plans (web.archive.org): Yamaha Announces 2018 Factory Racing Plans (a Yamaha release for the 2019 season posted by IJSBA, 29 March 2019, Wayback capture), Yamaha Motor Corporation USA, posted by the International Jet Sports Boating Association, 2019-03-29; manufacturer primary, medium. A maker's release naming its factory riders and dealer teams for the 2019 season, posted under a heading that says 2018.
  • WCJ 18 Mar 2020 Yamaha 2020 riders (watercraftjournal.com): Yamaha WaveRunner Racing Announces 2020 Team Riders (The Watercraft Journal, 18 March 2020, a Yamaha release), The Watercraft Journal, 2020-03-18; enthusiast media, medium. A Yamaha release naming its 2020 team riders as the magazine carried it. Listed as coverage only.
  • Pro Watercross 2017 Worlds upload (youtube.com): 2017 Broward Motorsports Pro Watercross World Championships (YouTube, channel Pro Watercross And East Coast Watercross), Pro Watercross, 2018-04-04; manufacturer primary, high. The series organiser's own upload of the broadcast; description dates it to CBS Sports, 5 November 2017, Naples, Florida. Runs 3244 seconds. Does not say who produced or owns the programme.
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