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2018 TT:R World Championships – Day 2 Recap

Here is the video highlights of Day 2 at the 2018 TT:R World Championships. Check it out. Catch a glimpse of the Olympic dreams of the boys from 26 nations and the girls from 14 nations fighting for the remaining 4 spots each for the Youth Olympic Games. From tomorrow it’s going to be full on!

Kitefoiling

Popularity of TT:R Slalom serves as perfect pathway to high-performance kiteboard racing

The appeal of the relatively new kiteboarding discipline of TwinTip:Racing (TT:R) Slalom for young athletes is underscored by the number of competitors who have travelled from all over the globe to battle for the Youth World titles in China. The International Kiteboarding Association (IKA) TT:R Slalom World Championships—which also doubles as the final qualification event for the Youth Olympic Games (YOG) in Argentina—sees 23 nations fighting for four spots in the boys’ division and 14 nations going after another four in the girls’ group on the tropical island of Hainan. For the 62 athletes all born between 2000 and 2003 the chance to land the remaining spots to compete for kiteboarding’s inaugural medals in Buenos Aires in October was an irresistible opportunity. The downwind TT:R slalom/boardercross format specially-developed for YOG to foster easy accessibility for young kiteboarders is proving a perfect springboard to high-end kite hydrofoil kiteracing competition among the athletes who have caught the racing bug. But on the second of five scheduled days of racing at the Youth Worlds the onshore breeze again failed to blow with sufficient consistency to allow any racing. But the forecast breezes for the closing three days appear good. For most of the …

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Incredible Level on Day 4 – Youth Cup 2016

The 4th day of the WKT Youth Cup 2016 started today with a clinic for the kids regarding competition format, code of conduct and strategy during the heat. It was the turn for the Spanish riders. Right after the clinic the wind started to pick up and we started with a Round Robin between the two only U11 riders; Kacper Lepicky (POL) and the Brazilian Kaiki Mar (BRA). They put a nice show despite the light wind and in the end the Polish won the battle. We continued with the U17 boy’s category. Tight quarter finals between the young talented riders. Choppy conditions but with slightly lighter winds than previous days, allowed riders to go out on their 12 to 14m kites. The beach of St. Pere Pescador was once again filled with spectators and families ready to cheer up the kids. Christian Tio (PHI), the talented Philippine rider could finally show us his skills getting Robby Krikken (FRA) out of the ladder and going straight to the semifinals against the Frenchman Romain Guilliano (FRA). Tio is definitely ready to play with big boys. On the other semifinal we will have Nino Liboni (FRA) and Maxime Chabloz (SUI), these shredders …

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Clinic and Action on Day 3 at WKT Youth Cup 2016

For the third day of competition up-and-coming talents were given their first clinic. World Kite Tour (WKT) Youth Cup is also a learning experience. Young talented kiteboarders are given advices and information to improve their performance during competition. During the morning, judges explained how the scoring system works by detailing the trick categories and judging criteria. It’s relevant for future World Kite Tour generations to understand and be clear with rules and scoring system to perform their best. They also received advice regarding behavior during heats and out of the water. Later on, after the clinic, while waiting for the action to start, kids made the most of their time chilling on the beach. Wind picked up around 14:20 p.m. (GMT+2), allowing riders to finally get ready for their heats. U17 quarterfinals saw Nino Liboni (FR) facing Lars de Groof (Bel) in an extremely close heat. Both riders came out strong, head to head, while spectators applauded each of the tricks they landed. The Belgium national did an amazing job but Liboni was slightly more technical and made the difference, advancing into the semifinal where he will fight his good friend Maxime Chabloz (Switzerland) – one of the toughest competitors …

F-One

F-ONE Next Generation – Tarifa 2016

For this 4th edition, the young riders of the F-ONE Next Generation Team went for a training camp in Tarifa, coached by Etienne Lhote. Watch the video highlights of ‘Tarifa 2016’! Riders: Mikaili SOL (11 years old – Brasil), Oscar PERRINEAU (12 years old – France), Osaia REDING (12 years old – Spain), Sebastian DUCOS (13 years old – Spain), Isak PETERSEN (13 years old – Danemark), Hugo METTON (13 years old – France), Kimo VERKERK (13 years old – Holland), Thomas LANTOIN (17 years old – France), Javier JIMENEZ (14 years old – Spain), Lazare GOURNAY(17 years old – France). Musics: EVERYDAYZ & PHAZZ – Almeria BLACK REBEL MOTORCYCLE CLUB -Spread your love Jr. THOMAS & THE VOLCANOS – More than memories St GERMAIN – Sure thing TAME IMPALA – Feels like we only go backwards LONE – Airglow fires MORAITO CHICO – Bulerias PANAMA – Always

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