In the last part of our 2023 Aquabike Season Review we take a look at the races with the smallest and biggest winning margins. Last year we saw some quite impressive performances with comfortable victories and also races with only a few seconds between first and second place. We show you the closest and clearest wins in aquabike races during the last racing season.

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The statistics in the second part of our season review already showed a significant growth of aquabike racing all around the world. This also becomes clear when you look at the starter numbers for the biggest races in 2023. Out of the ten biggest races in the history of aquabike racing no less than four took place last year. Other than in 2022 the world championships were the biggest races of the year, both with more than 300 finishers. We also had quite big fields of aquabike athletes at the US and European Championships. But there were also impressive numbers in some non-championship races around the world.

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In part two of our 2023 season review we saw quite a few record numbers regarding numbers of races and athletes competing in aquabike races worldwide. But there have also been some pretty impressive new records on the individual level. Can you imagine competing in 15 races in one season? Or completing a racing distance of more than 1.000 km within a year? Some athletes were pretty active during the 2023 aquabike racing season – and also quite successful. In the third part of our season review we would like to honor theses dedicated aquabike athletes.

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In 2023 we had 1,053 aquabike races taking place worldwide. That´s 16%  more races than in 2022. The majority of races – not very surprising – took place in the United States, with a total number of 648 races (82 more than in 2022). In the first part of our season review I mentioned that aquabike racing is still growing in the UK. Unfortunately this did not apply to the number of races in 2023. After 127 races in 2022 we had 5 races less last year. However, despite having less races to choose from the number of GB athletes who finished an aquabike races still grew by 5.7% compared to 2022. The dropping number of races in the UK was the big exception though.

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2023 started with the transition from Aquabike.Events which was focused on Europe only, to Aquabike.World – the worldwide platform for the aquabike community that we have today. Maybe we could contribute a little bit to the development of this beautiful multisport discipline. Because in 2023 we had more than 1.000 aquabike races worldwide – 1.053 to be precise – in no less than 30 different countries.

You will see some more record-breaking numbers in the second part of our season review. In this first part we´ll take a look at how the champoinship races and some other big races of the season went.

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