Seagull Chaudron throttleman Angelo Tedeschi believes Aaron Ciantar is ready to make the move to the Evolution-class.

The Italian claimed his third World Championship title - his second with Ciantar - in Syracuse last month and the experienced pilot believes his #43 Seagull Chaudron team-mate has what it takes to compete in the closed-canopy class.

"Aaron is a real talent. I now genuinely believe he is ready to compete in Evolution. He needed this year of close competition and battles with our rivals to improve his driving when engaged with other boats.

Tedeschi, however, does believe he needs to improve his patience levels if he is to ultimately succeed at the top level.

"Aaron would like to pass everybody in one lap and take a few risks. I must calm him down! Races last for quite a while and there is plenty of time to gain first position."

Navigator Viktor Shemchuk debuted in the Powerboat P1 World Championship this season, and Tedeschi believes the Ukrainian is not far away from becoming the team throttleman. "He just needs a little more training. Viktor always gave us his trust and his support always gave us strength when we needed it most."

Whether Ciantar decides to continue his SuperSport career or move to the Evolution, it is indisputable that the 28-year-old has left an Indelible mark on the Powerboat P1 World Championship.