Grand Prix of China - Skydive Dubai Team aim for a top five result in

2:05 PM Fri 15 Oct 2010 GMT

American driver Tim Seebold has returned to China this week ready to take on another challenge with a new Baba boat in hopes of continuing his fast track on learning the nuances of the UIM F1 H2O World Championship this weekend for the 15th Grand Prix of China in Liuzhou on the Liu River. The 45 year-old driver from Osage Beach, Missouri has added his wife Debby as Team Manager for the new Skydive Dubai Racing Team based in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates and is coming off a sixth place finish at the last race two weeks ago ...

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