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Jeremy Poret

Listed by the UIM as Aquabike world champion in Ski Division GP1 for 2011, 2012, 2014 and 2016, and first in GP Ski and Pro Ski at the 2015 World Finals and in Pro Ski Modified in 2017.

1. The early years, in print, 1981 to 1993
2. The makers and their machines, 1985 to 2005
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 (this page's records)

1990200020102020

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Titles on the record (9)

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.

Results

2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019 · Likely

The UIM grid prints a name and a country only. The rider is read as one person across the documents on this page through race number 72 and France. The promoter's 2016 rider page gives Jeremy Poret number 72 in Ski Division GP1 on a French licence, IJSBA's 2017 Sunday results print him for France on 72F, on a machine coded OTH, and the World Cup's podium pages print FR and 72 for him from 2015 to 2019. On the 2015 and 2018 World Finals sheets the number and country are read by counting cells. The tie is the archive's inference throughout.

Sources: aquabike.net profile Poret 2016; 2017 World Finals Sunday results; World Cup podium 2015 (Story page); World Cup podium 2016; World Cup podium 2019; UIM champions grid World

2015 · Likely

On the 2015 World Finals results the GP Ski and Pro Ski tables print the names in one block and the other cells in another. Counted down, the first row of cells in each reads France, number 72, a machine coded KAW, with motos of 1 and 1 in GP Ski and 1, 1 and 2 in Pro Ski. That reading is the archive's inference, not a printed row.

Sources: 2015 World Finals results

2017 · Confirmed

At the 2017 World Finals he won Pro Ski Modified with moto placings of 2, 5 and 1.

Sources: 2017 World Finals Sunday results

2018 · Likely

At the 2018 World Finals he placed sixth in Pro Ski Modified. The cells printed on his line belong to another row; his number is read by counting, so the tie of that row to him is the archive's inference.

Sources: 2018 World Finals race 19

2013 · Likely

He was entered in GP Ski Open and Pro Ski Open at the 2013 Hot Products World Finals, on the association's class list, an entry list and not results. The list prints his name only, so reading the entries as his rests on the name and the two ski classes.

Sources: 2013 World Finals class list

2014, 2015, 2016 and 2025 · Likely

The promoter's season standings for the world championship list Jeremy Poret of France first in Ski Division GP1 in 2014 and 2016, the years the UIM lists him champion, and second in 2015 and 2025.

Sources: aquabike.net standings 2012 to 2025

2025 · Likely

The promoter's report of the last round of 2025, in Qatar on 1 November, says he began the final Ski GP1 moto 18 points behind the series leader, who took the title.

Sources: aquabike.net Qatar 2025 report full text

2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019 · Likely

The World Cup organiser's podium pages list him, on number 72 for France, champion of Pro Ski GP in 2016, 2017 and 2019, fourth in 2015 and fifth in 2018; the 2018 and 2019 pages print the class as Pro Ski Grandprix.

Sources: World Cup podium 2015 (Story page); World Cup podium 2016; World Cup podium 2017; World Cup podium 2018; World Cup podium 2019

Names as printed

PORET Jérémy (UIM champions grid World); PORET Jeremy (UIM champions grid World); Jéremy Poret (aquabike.net Qatar 2025 report full text)

Elsewhere in the archive

• History chapter: The IJSBA and the World Finals
• Event: IJSBA World Finals
• Event: WGP#1 World Grand Prix and World Series
• Organisation: International Jet Sports Boating Association
• Organisation: Union Internationale Motonautique
• Organisation: Aquabike Promotion
• Organisation: WGP#1 Waterjet World Grand Prix
• Era: The rule book years
• Era: Three rule books, 2021 to 2026

What the archive has not read (3)

• The association's champions page also lists him for Pro Ski in 2016, and the archive holds no 2016 World Finals sheet (checked 2026-10-05 against the sheets held for 1999, 2004, 2008, 2015, 2017, 2018 and 2019 and the 2013 class list), so it is not a title here.
• His rider page on the promoter's site reports European titles in 2008 and 2010 and French titles in later years, in his own career list. The UIM's continental grid for his class starts in 2015 and does not list him, and the archive holds no French federation results (searched the archive's mirror and research cache, 2026-10-05), so none is listed.
• The UIM grid is the only held document that prints his 2011 and 2012 world titles other than his own career list on the promoter's rider page; the promoter's 2012 standings came back empty and no 2011 standings were read (checked 2026-10-05).

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 five junior classes were not read. 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.
• 2015 World Finals results (web.archive.org): Quakeysense World Finals 2015, revised final results (PDF, Wayback capture), International Jet Sports Boating Association, 2015-10-19; sanctioning body, high. Revised final results by race, with make per rider, for the World Finals of October 2015. The 2013/07 in the address is an upload folder, not the year.
• 2017 World Finals Sunday results (ijsba.com): 2017 Blowsion World Finals Results, Sunday 8 October (IJSBA page), International Jet Sports Boating Association, 2017-10-08; sanctioning body, high. The association's posted results for the Sunday of the 2017 World Finals, including the pro classes, read on 22 September 2026.
• aquabike.net profile Poret 2016 (aquabike.net): Jeremy Poret, rider profile on aquabike.net, 2016 season page, aquabike.net, site of the championship's promoter; editorial, low. The promoter's rider page: race number 72 in Ski Division GP1, team, country and licence France, machines, sponsors and a career list. The number, class and licence are the promoter's entry data; the career list is the rider's own account, so low. The held copy is the profile block only, with residence, birth details, height, weight and social handles omitted.
• World Cup podium 2015 (Story page) (jetski-worldcup.com): King's Cup - Jet Ski World Cup 2016 site, Story page with OWN THE PODIUM 2015, Jet Ski World Cup Grand Prix Co., Ltd (jetski-worldcup.com); sanctioning body, medium. The organiser's history text and its top five in each class of the 2015 event, read from the live page; the Wayback capture of history2015-en.html (August 2019) prints the same podium. Medium as a page restating results. One email address removed from the held copy.
• World Cup podium 2016 (web.archive.org): King's Cup - Jet Ski World Cup 2016, OWN THE PODIUM 2016 (history-en.html, Wayback capture), Jet Ski World Cup Grand Prix Co., Ltd (jetski-worldcup.com); sanctioning body, medium. The organiser's top five in each class of the 2016 event, captured in April 2019. The 2016 result sheets are not held (the result pages return 404 on the live site and in the archive), so this page and the organiser's champions news are the 2016 record.
• World Cup podium 2019 (web.archive.org): Jet Ski World Cup 2019, OWN THE PODIUM 2019 (history-2019-en.html, Wayback capture), Jet Ski World Cup Grand Prix Co., Ltd (jetski-worldcup.com); sanctioning body, medium. The organiser's top five in each class of the 2019 event, captured in October 2023, laid out as the 2017 page. One 2019 result sheet is held (Pro Freestyle).
• 2018 World Finals race 19 (web.archive.org): 2018 World Finals, final results, race 19, Pro Ski Modified (PDF, Wayback capture), International Jet Sports Boating Association, 2018-10-07; sanctioning body, high. One race's final results, as for race 15: names and other cells are separate blocks in the extract.
• 2013 World Finals class list (web.archive.org): 2013 Hot Products World Finals, class list (PDF, Wayback capture), International Jet Sports Boating Association, 2013; sanctioning body, high. The entry list by class, not results: evidence that a rider was entered, never of a placing. Position, make and number cells appear only on alternate lines, so no machine is read from it.
• aquabike.net standings 2012 to 2025 (aquabike.net): UIM-ABP Aquabike World Championship, circuit final standings, top three per class, 2012 to 2025 (aquabike.net, read 5 October 2026), aquabike.net, site of the championship's promoter; editorial, medium. The promoter's season standings for Runabout GP1, Ski Division GP1, Ski Ladies GP1 and Freestyle, one fragment per season and class fetched from the address the standings page loads them from, kept as rank, rider, licence country and season points for the first three, with the size of each table. Medium as the promoter's own tables restated in a reader's parse, not the UIM's record; it agrees with the UIM grid on every champion it covers. The 2012 tables for three classes came back empty. The country is the licence country.
• aquabike.net Qatar 2025 report full text (web.archive.org): World Aquabike Championship success for Estelle Poret, Koch Hansen, Medori and Mariani in Qatar (aquabike.net news, 1 November 2025, Wayback capture of 2 November 2025), aquabike.net, site of the championship's promoter, 2025-11-01; editorial, medium. The promoter's report of the last round of the 2025 world championship, the article body as captured the day after, reduced to text. It gives the four world titles settled that day, the Grand Prix winners and, in each class report, the final championship order of the leading riders. Medium as the promoter's own report. It replaces, for citation, an earlier summary of the same report kept on file, which misreads the Ski GP1 championship order. It quotes riders on injuries and family, which no page repeats.
• World Cup podium 2017 (web.archive.org): Jet Ski World Cup 2017, OWN THE PODIUM 2017 (history-en-.html, Wayback capture), Jet Ski World Cup Grand Prix Co., Ltd (jetski-worldcup.com); sanctioning body, medium. The organiser's top five in each class of the 2017 event, captured in December 2023. The word Champion is printed with every row; the place label before each row is the placing. No 2017 result sheet is held.
• World Cup podium 2018 (web.archive.org): Jet Ski World Cup 2018, OWN THE PODIUM 2018 (history-2018-en.html, Wayback capture), Jet Ski World Cup Grand Prix Co., Ltd (jetski-worldcup.com); sanctioning body, medium. The organiser's top five in each class of the 2018 event, captured in December 2023, laid out as the 2017 page. One 2018 result sheet is held (Pro Freestyle).

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