NEW WAY TO WATER-SKI

The video introduces a six-foot towcraft powered by the Wankel rotary engine, designed for water skiers who prefer independence. Capable of speeds up to 28 mph, it was developed by an Austrian engineer and demonstrated in Hertfordshire. The towcraft is efficient, using less than a gallon of petrol per hour, and is cost-effective at around £350. While it can't be used for jumping, it offers control to the skier, eliminating reliance on a driver.

What is the primary feature of the towcraft that makes it appealing to solo water skiers?

• It is used for jumping.

• It is very expensive.

• It can tow multiple skiers.

• It is controlled by the skier.

Who was responsible for the initial development of the towcraft?

• An American engineer

• An Austrian engineer

• A German engineer

• A British engineer

Where was the towcraft demonstrated?

• A ski resort in Austria

• A water ski club in Hertfordshire

• A lake in Switzerland

• A beach in California

How much petrol does the towcraft consume per hour?

• Two gallons

• More than two gallons

• Less than a gallon

• Exactly one gallon

What is a limitation of the towcraft compared to conventional towboats?

• It is slower.

• It cannot be used for jumping.

• It is more expensive.

• It requires more maintenance.