Podersdorf saw a great kickoff event of the European Kite Tour, with a full single elimination and plenty of races. Alberto Rondina (ITA, Cabrinha) and Celine Collaud (SUI, JN) in the freestyle fleet and Bjorn Rune Jensen (DEN, Cabrinha) and Katja Roose (NED, Airush) were on top of the rankings in the end.
44 Rider from 14 nations performed a great show in front of incredible 40.000 vistors. The event started with Freestyle single elimination followd by 3 racings. Second, third and fourth day were utilized to complete a total of seven racings. This once more showed perfect synergies between spectacular freestyle action and tough kiteboarding in the olympic sailingstyle …Â Details
Following a gold-medal-winning performance at the Vancouver Olympics in snowboard halfpipe, Shaun White will now be vying for a new title to add to his collection – Skateboarding World Champion. White’s opportunity for his second major accolade of the year will take place at the Dew Tour’s Skate Open, International Skateboarding Federation (ISF) Skateboarding World Championships June 25-26 at Boston’s legendary TD Garden. Tickets for the first stop of the 2010 Dew Tour are on sale now at Ticketmaster.com starting at just $15.
Winning my second gold medal at the Olympics was unbelievable, and I’m excited to get back to skateboarding,” White said. “After taking a year off, the Dew Tour’s Skate Open is the perfect place for me to kick-off my summer of skating.”  … Details
This past weekend Windermere hosted what seemed to be a little unknown contest but, Jason Soven claimed it to be the best tournament of the year! Some of your favorite riders came out to support a good cause and ride at the event. It helped that there was contest money on the line too.
Rusty Malinoski had no problem throwing down hammers in the choppy weekend lake water and I it would push him through to … Details
It’s was a Simmer show down in the final at the Supremesurf Big Days in Germany last Thursday. Upcoming star, Kenneth Danielsen (D-38) and world #4 Klaas Voget (G-4) presented their best performance with massive one-handed backloops, taka’s, double forwards.