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GKA Kite-Surf World Tour Portugal -Day Three

TIME TO TALK TECH AND SHARPEN THE TOOLS – DAY THREE GKA KITE-SURF WORLD TOUR PORTUGAL Jalou Langeree, Johanna-Catarina Edin, Moona Whyte and Evelien Bolle all faced off against each other on last year’s KSWT at the final tour stop in Mauritius. This event will be the first time they’ve all competed together this season / Photo: Ydwer van der Heide So the wind kept the riders and crew waiting once again today here at the KSWT Portugal. It had looked promising at this morning’s skippers meeting which prompted a flurry of activity as the riders rigged up for a possible start to men’s round one but the wind backed off as the rain came in and it never quite reached the required strength as the day wore on. It’s great seeing Theo Demanez back on the tour. He suffered a ruptured spleen earlier this year after a bad crash to the ribs which caused him to miss the last two events but he’ll be hoping to make up for lost time here in Viana do Castelo! / Photo: Ydwer van der Heide However, nobody was about to waste the day and so the riders used the time to fine …

Karolina Winkowska Triple-S Invitational

2018 Wind Voyager Triple-S Invitational Champions | Final Results

The 2018 Wind Voyager Triple-S Invitational came to an end. Brandon Scheid and Karolina Winkowska ended up in first place in Cape Hatteras. Watch the video highlight of the last day of competition! The 2018 Wind Voyager Triple-S Invitational was bigger and better than ever, with more riders, bigger bands and bigger parties. Thirty-four of the worlds best wakestyle kiteboarders battled it out for their share of the $50,000 prize purse and claim to everlasting fame on the Wind Voyager Triple-S perpetual trophy. The competition ran on the Wind Voyager Super Kicker, Liquid Force Kites Reverse Rainbow, KOA Resorts Kicker, ION Rooftop, and John Wayne Mega Slider from June 2nd – 8th 2018. After months of pumping southwest, the winds shifted directions and made for challenging competition conditions but the world-class Water Patrol at REAL Watersports had no problem changing features as needed to make the most of each day. We witnessed technical slider riding, stratosphere breaking kicker hits and tight competition strategy in the REAL Slick. Rigging big was the name of the game and riders who prepared nailed their tricks, scored well, and podiumed. The level of professional riding is at an all-time high in 2018 and crowning …

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RS:RACING EVOX DOMINATES SLALOM AND BONTEMPS RECORDS HIS FIRST FOILING PODIUM IN COSTA BRAVA

Racing Returns to Europe as Men’s Slalom & Foil Fleets Head For Costa Brava Catalunya PWA World Cup. The Gulf-de-Roses have become a world renowned destination, blessed with beautiful blue waters and white sand beaches. Due to its clockwork-like sea breezes, which frequently grace Costa Brava with their presence during the summer months.

Slalom

Maynard back on NeilPryde didn’t put a foot wrong during this event, in a display that saw him win every heat he sailed to steal the headlines and roll back the years. The 43-year-old led from start to finish in the Winners’ Final to deservedly earn the taste of victory again.All members of the top 3 coming into Costa Brava – Matteo Iachino, Antoine Albeau and Pierre Mortefon – failed to qualify for the Winners’ Final for the first time this season. Albeau remains second in the overalls. Mateus Isaac backs up a career best in South Korea – 4th – with another top 10 in Costa Brava – 8th – to continue to climb the rankings. The Brazilian is now 15th after 3 events – before the aforementioned Moussilmani, Arnon Dagan, Amado Vrieswijk and Maciek Rutkowski  in the quest for the top 10.

Foil

Amado Vrieswijk claimed surprisingly victory in another discilpine. Sebastian Kördel has been using his Formula background to claim his second foil podium. Meanwhile, vice-Olympic champion – Julien Bontemps records his first podium. The Frenchman also earned his first bullet in Elimination 2 before adding another in Elimination 7 – after which he never finished outside the top 5. Antoine Albeau rises to 2nd in the overalls after a 4th here. Sebastian Kornum finishs in 6th position.

Result 2018 Catalunya PWA World Cup – Men’s Slalom

1st Finian Maynard (KV – I-99)

2nd Pascal Toselli (FRA – JP / Loftsails / Chopper Fins)

3rd Cyril Moussilmani (FRA – RRD / Severne)

4th Tristan Algret (GPE – Starboard / Severne / Chopper Fins)

5th Julien Quentel (SXM – Patrik / Avanti)

6th Jordy Vonk (NED – Fanatic / NorthSails)

7th Malte Reuscher (GER – Fanatic / NorthSails)

8th Mateus Isaac (BRA – JP / NeilPryde)

9th Matteo Iachino (ITA – Starboard / Severne / Shamal Sunglasses)

10th Antoine Albeau (FRA – RRD / NeilPryde)

 

Result 2018 Catalunya PWA World Cup – Men’s Foil

1st Amado Vrieswijk (NB – JP / Severne)

2nd Sebastian Kördel (GER – Starboard / GA Sails)

3rd Julien Bontemps (FRA – JP / NeilPryde)

4th Antoine Albeau (FRA – RRD / NeilPryde)

5th Nicolas Goyard (FRA – Tabou / GA Sails)

6th Gonzalo Costa Hoevel (ARG – Starboard / Severne / Chopper Fins)

7th Antoine Questel (Starboard / S2Maui)

8th Sebastian Kornum (DEN – JP / NeilPryde)

9th Steve Allen (AUS – Patrik / Severne)

10th Matteo Iachino (ITA – Starboard / Severne / Shamal Sunglasses)

Text and photos adapted from PWA.

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