PHANTOM ACQUIRES ICONIC BULLET 1850 MOLDS; SIGNALING NEW ERA FOR NZ WATERSKI RACING

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Phantom Powerboats has announced the acquisition of the iconic Bullet 1850 molds, marking a significant milestone in its ongoing commitment to New Zealand’s powerboat racing and waterskiing communities. A revered name in the country’s racing history, particularly in waterski racing, the Bullet 1850 is celebrated for its standout performance and timeless design. With this acquisition, Phantom Powerboats aims to honour the legacy of the Bullet 1850 while reintroducing it to a new generation of enthusiasts.

The company has revealed plans to develop an entry-level Bullet 1850 model tailored for circuit racing, waterski racing, and recreational skiing. This new offering will provide an affordable yet thrilling option for newcomers and enthusiasts alike. It will sit alongside the high-performance Phantom F2, the company’s flagship race boat designed for elite international competition. While the Phantom F2 continues to represent the pinnacle of racing performance, the revitalised Bullet 1850 is expected to serve as an accessible entry point for aspiring racers and casual skiers, effectively broadening Phantom Powerboats’ range and appeal across all levels of the sport.

In addition, Phantom Powerboats is exploring updates to the Bullet 1850’s deck mold. These revisions aim to recapture the distinctive look that originally defined the 1850 while integrating modern enhancements to improve performance and visual appeal. The same meticulous craftsmanship and dedication to quality that define the Phantom F2 will be applied to the new Bullet 1850, ensuring exceptional standards across the board. With enthusiasm and a clear vision for the future, Phantom Powerboats is poised to write an exciting new chapter for both the Bullet 1850 and Phantom F2. Further updates on the development of the revitalised Bullet 1850 are expected soon.

*This announcement was made by Nic de Mey of Phantom Powerboats.

www.nicdemeyyachts.com/phantom

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