Fifty kitesurfers enjoyed a very pleasant inaugural WAKSA Wedge Island Wave Competition.
In six hours of intense competition, the wind decided to keep the competitor’s full commitment to the heat battles. That means 22-to-25-knot winds when the final decisions came to a close.
Five divisions were run … Details
Lewis Crathern, the fearless kitesurfer that has jumped the Brighton and the Worthing piers, is aiming to raise the bar in the next challenge.
He has confirmed that it is highly probable that he will leap over another obstacle out of Sussex.
“I wouldn’t rule out jumping London Bridge” …Â Details
PWA Cabo Verde World Cup – The perfect waves of Cabo Verde take a rest on day five, allowing us to catch up with current world number one, Victor Fernandez.
With more wind today than any other so far it was unfortunate that the distinct lack of swell put a halt to the proceedings. Head judge, Duncan Coombs scoured the island from first light, but with no conditions to speak of decided to release the riders early in the afternoon.
Whilst the sailors were on standby, we took the opportunity to talk to the man whose entire year hangs in the balance of the following four days, Victor Fernandez (Fanatic, North, MFC)Â Â …Â Details
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