Peter Slate sailed consistently in breezy conditions to win two divisions in the Quiksilver Cup, the fourth event of the 27th annual Maui Race Series, held at Kanaha Beach Park.
“It was much different, had a little bad luck last time,” Slate said. “It all came together today, really good conditions. It was a great course and a perfect Maui race day.” Slate moonlights as … More
The PWA Fuerteventura Grand Slam 2011 experienced incredible weather conditions on day two with 20 knots of wind, blazing sun and turquoise waters that allowed Jose Estredo and Sarah-Quita Offringa to bulldoze their way through the single elimination.
Consistent conditions allowed the remaining heats of the single elimination and the opening heats on the men’s double elimination to be completed. Having spent the morning tuning their equipment and  … More
Thrilling battles set up for tight action on the penultimate day of the 2011 Techno Windsurfing World Championships. With sunny skies most of the week it was time for a fog day here in San Francisco. As the sailors rigged up for racing the fog itself was racing towards Alcatraz.
The eastern and western courses were again quite different with respect to the wind speed and steadiness. With the western most course completely under the fog bank winds ranged from 10-18mph and were a bit on the shifty side while … More
PWA Fuerteventura Grand Slam 2011’s first day exploded into action with the freestyle fleet ripping, flying, and spinning through the opening rounds of the single elimination.
A gentle start to the 2011 Fuerteventura Grand Slam allowed the spectators to flock to the beach, the sailors to focus their minds on the battle ahead and the atmosphere to intensify as the morning progressed.
By midday the wind was blowing around 15-20 knots and … Pictures and more