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Dean's Team

A race team named in the headline of Yamaha's 2014 tour announcement, whose rider won the 250 Class at the Cocoa Beach round of AquaX USA in 2015 by a magazine's account.

• a year printed above a fact on this page
• a year printed above no fact

Printed above the facts, 2010 to 2012, 2014, 2015 and 2024. Printed above none, 2013 and 2016 to 2023.

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On the race sheets

2015 · Confirmed

The Watercraft Journal's report of 22 September 2015 on Round 5 of AquaX USA and the National Championship of the International Jet Sports Boating Association (IJSBA) at Cocoa Beach, Florida, names Factory Yamaha/Dean's Team Brian Baldwin as winner of the first race in the 250 Class and Dean's Team Brian Baldwin as the class's overall winner. P1 AquaX's own rider page for him says he represented Dean's Team in 2015 and finished third in the 300 class, a different class from the 250 Class win above.

Sources: WCJ 22 Sep 2015 AquaX Cocoa Beach; P1 AquaX rider page 2017 (2019 capture)

2010, 2011 and 2012 · Likely

The IJSBA's World Finals results pages of 2010, 2011 and 2012 print DEANS TEAM in riders' sponsor lines, beside other sponsors. The archive reads these as this team, an inference from the name.

Sources: 2010 World Finals page 1009; 2011 World Finals page 1008; 2012 World Finals page 1007

2015 · Likely

The result sheet of the organiser for Pro Runabout 800 Open at the King's Cup Thai Airways International Jet Ski World Cup of 4 to 6 December 2015 prints KUWAIT / DEAN'S TEAM in the country and team column beside the rider placed sixteenth; the archive's reading of that as this team rests on the name alone.

Sources: World Cup 2015 Pro Runabout 800 Open sheet

2015 · Likely

In The Watercraft Journal's interview of 28 October 2015, after the 2015 World Finals, the magazine's question says Brian Baldwin shared the podium with two fellow Dean's Team/RIVA Racing/Factory Yamaha racers.

Sources: WCJ 28 Oct 2015 Seven Deadly Questions

2024 · Likely

The Monster Energy MACC Racing team's release, printed by The Watercraft Journal on 25 March 2024 for its 2024 P1 AquaX campaign, quotes the team's owner on the continued support of Monster Energy and Dean's Team. The archive takes this Dean's Team to be the same team on the name alone, an inference; the release is that team's own account.

Sources: Watercraft Journal 25 March 2024

The business on record

2014 · Likely

The Watercraft Journal printed Yamaha's announcement of its 2014 Pro Watercross National Tour effort on 8 May 2014 under the title Big Announcements For Yamaha's 2014 Pro Watercross National Tour Effort; Partnership With Dean's Team And Riva Racing. The partnership is named in the magazine's headline over the maker's release; the held lines of the release do not describe it.

Sources: WCJ 8 May 2014 Yamaha 2014 tour riders

Elsewhere in the archive

• History chapter: The aftermarket: shops, dealers and teams
• Event: IJSBA World Finals
• Event: P1 AquaX
• Event: WGP#1 World Grand Prix and World Series
• Organisation: P1 AquaX
• Organisation: WGP#1 Waterjet World Grand Prix
• Organisation: International Jet Sports Boating Association
• Era: The rule book years
• Era: Three rule books, 2021 to 2026

What the archive has not read (2)

• No held document dates the start of Dean's Team, says where it is based or gives a state registry record for it (searched the archive's mirror and research cache, 2026-10-19).
• No held result sheet of P1 AquaX or AquaX USA prints the team's name; the 2015 class win rests on a magazine's report and the series' rider page (searched the archive's mirror and research cache, 2026-10-19).

Documents cited on this page

• WCJ 22 Sep 2015 AquaX Cocoa Beach (watercraftjournal.com): Gallery: AquaX USA Round 5 & IJSBA Nat'l Championship Cocoa Beach, Florida (The Watercraft Journal, 22 September 2015), The Watercraft Journal, 2015-09-22; enthusiast media, medium. The magazine's gallery and report of the fifth 2015 AquaX USA round at Cocoa Beach, race by race. Medium as enthusiast media.
• P1 AquaX rider page 2017 (2019 capture) (web.archive.org): Brian Baldwin: 2017 JetSki Racer (P1 AquaX rider page, Wayback capture of 18 August 2019), P1 AquaX (Powerboat P1 Management Ltd), 2019; sanctioning body, high. The series' own rider page for the 2017 season as captured in August 2019, with a bio written by the series and photo captions that record round results. High for what the series prints of its own events; the bio is the series' own account. Only part of the page is held.
• 2010 World Finals page 1009 (web.archive.org): 2010 quakysense World Finals, results page 1009.HTM (Aquascore results, Wayback capture), International Jet Sports Boating Association, 2010; sanctioning body, high. A single day's Aquascore printout carried on the association's own site. The page lists its seven classes and then prints seven result sections in the same order, none captioned, so each section's class follows from its place in that list. Each entry lists the rider, home town, make, placing and sponsor lines. What is held here is an excerpt.
• 2011 World Finals page 1008 (web.archive.org): 2011 quakysense World Finals, results page 1008.htm (Aquascore results, Wayback capture), International Jet Sports Boating Association, 2011; sanctioning body, high. One day's results from the association's own site: four classes listed, four sections in that order with no caption, each entry a name, a hometown, a make, a placing and sponsor lines. The class of a section is read from its position in the list; the association's results release, reprinted by OzPWC, prints the same winner beside the class name.
• 2012 World Finals page 1007 (web.archive.org): 2012 Hot Products World Finals, Results Sunday October 7, 2012 (Aquascore results, Wayback capture), International Jet Sports Boating Association, 2012-10-07; sanctioning body, high. Sunday's Aquascore printout on the association's site, with twelve classes listed and twelve unlabelled sections after them. The text layer breaks the class list across lines. This text is held as an excerpt.
• World Cup 2015 Pro Runabout 800 Open sheet (jetski-worldcup.com): King's Cup - Thai Airways International Jet Ski World Cup 2015, Pro Runabout 800 Open, result sheet (image, transcribed), Jet Ski World Cup Grand Prix Co., Ltd (jetski-worldcup.com), 2015-12; sanctioning body, high. The organiser's result sheet for the class at the event of 4 to 6 December 2015, standing after moto 4 with final positions. An image on the live site; the held text is a transcription made by reading it. The organiser's later hall of fame gives this year's winner as another rider; the sheet is followed.
• WCJ 28 Oct 2015 Seven Deadly Questions (watercraftjournal.com): Seven Deadly Questions With Brian Baldwin (The Watercraft Journal, 28 October 2015), The Watercraft Journal, 2015-10-28; enthusiast media, medium. A later interview in the same question series, published after the 2015 World Finals. Its questions are the editors' own; the answers are the rider's telling and carry his name in any claim.
• Watercraft Journal 25 March 2024 (watercraftjournal.com): Monster Energy MACC Racing Unveils 2024 Team Lineup (The Watercraft Journal, 25 March 2024), The Watercraft Journal, 2024-03-25; enthusiast media, medium. Trade-press report that prints the MACC Racing team's own release for the 2024 P1 AquaX season. Medium. The March 2024 release is held in part, and its career totals are not used.
• WCJ 8 May 2014 Yamaha 2014 tour riders (watercraftjournal.com): Big Announcements For Yamaha's 2014 Pro Watercross National Tour Effort; Partnership With Dean's Team And Riva Racing (The Watercraft Journal, 8 May 2014, a Yamaha release), The Watercraft Journal, 2014-05-08; enthusiast media, medium. A Yamaha release naming its riders for the 2014 Pro Watercross tour as the magazine carried it, with the riders' quoted reasons for leaving Sea-Doo.

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