For the first ever WWA Wake Park World Series contest an international pool of riders came together over the past two days in Australia. Go Wake – Mackay built custom rails and installed a brand new cable in the Queensland town of Mackay, Australia to accompany riders like Ange Schriber (AUS), Daniel Grant (THI), Tom Fooshee (USA), Matty Hasler (AUS), Julian Cohen (USA) and Aaron Gunn (AUS).
In the Pro Men’s and Pro Features divisions, riders ripped up the brand new, state-of-the-art cable. Tricks such as backside 900s, insane BS 360 transfers-to-nose press-to-revert 360s, and massive back mobe 540s where going down as the crowd motivated the riders to push their talents to the limit. In the end, it was … More
The Men’s and Women’s RS:X windsurfing competitions have been confirmed in the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.
Over 500 delegates from more than 60 nations gathered in Muscat, Sultanate of Oman for the 2013 ISAF Annual Conference, in which the ISAF Council made the final decisions that will affect the sailing classes in the next decade … More
James Dinsmore has been crowned 2013 UK BSA Slalom champion, in the final event of the British season, held in Weymouth.
Dinsmore was leading the standings earlier in the season but at the penultimate event, Simon Cofield took first place.
In the final race … More
Ferran Cespo has conquered the 30th Taranaki Wave Classic, in New Zealand.
Up to 80 wave windsurfers gathered for the celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Taranaki Wave Classic, probably one of the oldest wave sailing events in the world.
Saturday, the break at Kina Road was behaving erratically and … More