The thunder twins "Thanawit Moli" and "Kamolwan Noenhong" captured the fiercely contested championship at the Thailand Jet Ski Championship "Nong Khai Grand Prix 2026."","tags":["jet ski","sports championship","Nong Khai","Thailand"]
The Thailand Jet Ski Championship “Toyota - WGP#1 Waterjet Pro Tour Thailand 2026” opened its season with thrilling action from 2-5 April 2026 at Nong Khai Bueng, Wat That Subdistrict Municipality, Nong Khai Province. The final round of the event unfolded over four exciting days, from Thursday, 2 April to Sunday, 5 April 2026, at Nong Khai Bueng, a vital lung of the northeastern region.
The Jet Ski Sports Association of Thailand and WGP#1 as organizers, backed by the Sports Authority of Thailand, the National Sports Development Fund, Siam Watercraft, and the Government Lottery Office, staged this grand competition. Today marked the official closing ceremony, led by Police General Detnarong Sutthichanbancha, President of the Jet Ski Sports Association of Thailand under Royal Patronage. The event was honored by Nong Khai Governor Saransak Srikruanetr as chairman of the ceremony, alongside Nong Khai Provincial Administrative Organization President Wutthikrai Changlek and Wat That Municipality Mayor Pramote Suksawat. They also attended the professional level final races of WGP#1.
In the PRO-AM SKI STOCK category, the thunder twin “Sikt” #T30 Thanawit Moli from FLAMINGO JET SKI TEAM, a three-time World Series champion, although finishing second in the final moto, had won the first moto. With a total of 113 points, he secured the championship of the first round in Nong Khai.
In the NOVICE WOMEN RUNABOUT SPARK STOCK category, the competition was tight between #917 Lallana Duangphotpim and “Namfon” #T159 Kamolwan Noenhong, teammates from JET SKI FOR RENT BY JOMPOL. Each won one moto: #917 Lallana Duangphotpim claimed moto 1, while #T159 Kamolwan Noenhong took moto 2. Both scored 113 points, but according to the rules, the rider with the best performance in the final moto wins. Thus, #T159 Kamolwan Noenhong stood on the podium as champion of the “Nong Khai Grand Prix 2026.”
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