One of New Zealand ’s most determined and successful competitors having won two World titles and two New Zealand titles in the “Open B” class (4.5litre, 400 Hp methanol motors) Since moving to the Super Boat class Pete has finished in the Top Four of the world championships for at-least eight years (twice runner-up by 3/10th of a second). before winning the 2001 World  Series Championship. WSJ SuperBoat World Championship 2001, 2002, 2008 & 2009. New Zealand SuperBoat Champion 2002, 2004, 2005 & 2006.

Known in the Jetsprinting world for his meticulous boat preparation and dedication to the development of the sport.

Pete used to race production saloon cars and collected several titles before switching to Jetsprinting in 1989. His first motorsport event being a ‘flying ¼ mile’ at the infamous Drummond straight where the legendary Burt Munro had previously raced his ‘Worlds Fastest Indian’ motorcycles.

“I could see there was huge appeal from both a competitor and spectator’s point of view, with boats racing around a maze of corners at speeds that defied comprehension, and the high performance V8 engines making all the right sounds”

Pete’s other interests include family time, running, mountain biking, shooting, trail bike riding and golf.

An extremely dedicated and determined team member who’s knowledge and expertise stands him in high regard within the international Jetsprint fraternity.

Dave persevered with the PCR team through the demanding early years of SuperBoat competition and now enjoys the teams success.

A skilled CNC machinist, Dave also takes charge of the data acquisition and assessment duties. Dave’s keen interest in jetboats and his ability to engineer new developments, has been a major contribution to the Sprintec range of high performance Sprint boat products and services.

 Lives

A very keen jet boater in both Sprinting and Marathon boat racing. Loves to get out duck shooting during the season with Golden Retriever dog Amber.