Only Yamaha SuperJet models in the GP4 class (from model year 2023) with a 4-stroke engine that are subject to technical regulations are permitted. Equal opportunities should be a top priority here: Modifications to the vehicle are not permitted, which reduces the competition to riding skills with a SuperJet.
Each event features three races lasting between 8 and 15 minutes, with all participants starting at the same time. The best three riders of each weekend receive prize money of between 100 and 300 euros. There is a special incentive for newcomers: the best rookie of the season wins a snowmobile experience in Sweden in the winter of 2025/26. Riders without previous jet ski racing experience as part of the DM are eligible to take part.
SuperJet Cup 2025: Conditions of participation and training
Participation is possible from the age of 16. A sports boat licence or a DMYV racing licence is not required. Licence training is mandatory for newcomers, consisting of an online theory section (26 March 2025) and a practical session in the spring. Here, the Cup participant must prove that they have the riding skills to take part in races for the Yamaha SuperJet Cup. Those who have already gained racing experience in the Yamaha SuperJet Cup or the German Championship are exempt from this requirement.
Packages and support
Participants do not have to buy a new jet - participation is free of charge as long as they have a compliant Yamaha SuperJet. Yamaha offers three graduated equipment packages for newcomers, including a complete package including vehicle and safety equipment.
Registrations are now possible via the Yamaha website possible. Further information, regulations and contact details can be found on the Yamaha Motor Deutschland website and at the DJSV.
Yamaha SuperJet Cup 2025 dates
- 10/11 May: t'Grasbroek, Bornerbroek (NL)
- 30/31 August: Leipzig region (exact location to follow)
- 13/14 September: Leipzig region (exact location to follow)
Jan-Ole Puls
Editor Test & Technology
