The Sintra Portugal Pro is celebrating the 18th anniversary, in Praia Grande.
It’s the oldest uninterrupted competition on the IBA Tour calendar. Despite the severe economic crisis affecting Portugal, the event will be run as a Global Qualifying Series (GQS) event.
The Sintra Portugal Pro 2013 will take place at … More
When the end of days arrive, what will you be doing? Tiltmode Episodes #14 brings you a look into a ramp jam in the last days of the world. Well, not really. It’s just a typical friday night ramp jam for the Tiltmode gang.
Many people are credited with contributing toward the development of kiteboarding as we know it today, starting with George Pocock in the 1800s who used kites to propel carts on land and ships on the water using a four-line control system to Corey and Bill Roeseler, inventors of the Kite Ski. Yet it wasn’t until two young French brothers with a crazy idea, passion, and a vision for what the sport could become did kiteboarding begin to commercially develop into the sport we enjoy today on land, water, and snow.
Bruno and Dominique Legaignoux became immersed in watersports and competitive sailing at the early age of ten in Brittany, France. They won the French National Junior Dingy Sailing Championship in 1979 and … Pictures and more