EDGARTOWN, Mass. — On a frigid weekday in late October, a dozen of the fastest kiteboarders gathered here on a barren spit of beach that bounds Katama Bay on Martha’s Vineyard, eager to ride the blustery autumn winds that tear across the slate gray waters. To some residents, the winds are a noisy nuisance. For members of a tribe of kiteboarders who specialize in speed, they are bliss.
The group was here to participate in the North American Speed Sailing Championship Invitational, a two-week event in its second year. Kiteboarders from around the world, though mostly from France and the United States, compete to attain the fastest average time on a straight 250-meter course that hugs perilously close to shore  … More
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