The aerial assault continues as the field of contenders for the 100 grand is narrowed down to 16 surfers
Two races were completed on the final day at the Martigues 2010 World Championships- one in the morning, and one in the afternoon.
To catch the forecast early morning breeze the racing started at 9.00 am – committing competitors , coaches and race crew to an early arrival at the race site.
Fortunately the wind lasted long enough to get in one race before dropping – as expected. There followed a tense wait on the beach for the afternoon thermal breeze to kick in – which would be the normal pattern at this time of year  … Details
Beverly Gomez created history by capturing Jamaica’s first sailing medal at the Central American and Caribbean (CAC) Games after securing a bronze in the women’s windsurf in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico yesterday.
The 22-year-old Gomez, part of a two-member Jamaican sailing team in Puerto Rico, finished behind winner Demita Vega of Mexico …Â Details
The Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP) PRIME US Open of Surfing presented by Hurley and Nike 6.0 narrowed the impressive field originally slated in the premier event down to 16 competitors in peaky one-to-three foot (1 metre) surf at South Huntington Beach Pier with ASP Dream Tour rookie Jadson Andre (BRA), 20, leading the way.
The women’s ASP 6-Star US Open of Surfing and men’s ASP Pro Junior decided each respective division’s Semifinalists.
Surfers competing in the ASP PRIME and ASP 6-Star event are out to garner the crucial ratings points on offer towards qualification for … Details