Few manufacturers in any motorsport can claim what Pulse Race Boats has just accomplished. The Australian builder currently holds every major Unlimited Class jet sprint championship on the planet: World, New Zealand, Australian, and American. Four titles, one boatbuilder, all at the same time.
Ramjet Racing carried the Pulse banner across New Zealand, Australia, and the World Championships, running a GM Motorsport engine to secure all three crowns. On the other side of the Pacific, Pure Insanity wrapped up the U.S. Unlimited Championship in commanding fashion, powered by a JRE Racing Solutions engine. Between them, the two teams have delivered a clean sweep that stands alone in the sport.
Founded in 2020, Pulse Race Boats made its mark quickly. Every hull and roll cage the company produces is CAD-designed and CNC laser cut, a process that delivers the consistency and precision serious competition demands. Safety sits at the heart of the operation, with Pulse among the only manufacturers in the world to hold FEA certification for roll cage design.
The company's offering goes well beyond a bare hull. Pulse builds complete race-ready packages, giving teams their choice of engine, jet unit, and paint finish, and also handles repairs and upgrades on existing boats. That flexibility has made it the natural destination for teams wanting proven design matched with proven results.
Pulse has been open about where it sees the credit sitting. "Massive thanks to both of these legendary teams for making our boats look so damn good!" the company said, acknowledging the role Ramjet Racing and Pure Insanity have played in delivering this moment. Driver skill, high-output engines, and the Pulse hull design have combined to bring about a result without precedent in the sport.
