The New Year is upon us and with it comes the start of a new season. 2009 was made more difficult than it should have been by current worldwide economic circumstances, but with that taken into consideration, it was a reasonably successful year. Although we do find ourselves facing similar circumstances for the year ahead, we are already starting to see signs of increased investment and new events being brought to the tour …Â Details
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The Midwinters Festival will continue its tradition of bringing together World Cup Pros, Olympic Class Competitors, Beginner sailors and all other levels in between. We will have classes for all skill levels and type of equipment – A Fleet / Sport Fleet / Workshop Fleet (learn to Race) // and many Youth, Junior and Kids classes to choose from along with Masters and Seniors.
Whether you like racing a long, hybrid or short board, we have a class for you. The 2010 event will include the Kona North Americans and the Bic Techno 293 North Americans which will be a qualifier for the first Youth Olympic Games in Singapore in Summer of 2010 …Â Details
Light winds greeted competitions of the SIM 29th Singapore Open on the third and final day of the race.
The 10 – 25 knots wind forecast for the day never came and only two races were ran in the RS:X, Techno 293, IMCO and Raceboard classes.
In the RS:X class, it was a close fight between … Details
Peter Volwater won the 2010 Lancelin Ocean Classic, held in Western Australia.
The winner completed the longest running windsurfing event in Australia in 27m58s.
Patrik Diethelm was second with 28m11s and Steve Allen got third with a total time of 28m34s.
In the Women’s windsurfing marathon …Â Details