Airton Triumphs in a Big-Air Fest at Fehmarn: GKA Germany Day Four Some of the riders might have been hoping for a bit of a rest today after an action-packed conclusion to the main event already done and dusted but, with a changeable looking forecast on the horizon across the coming days, race director Juan Antonio Aragon briefed the crew at 10.30 this morning for a 12 o’clock start to the special extra discipline: the Big-Air contest. Although the Big-Air events don’t count towards the overall championship, there’s a lot of pride at stake as all these riders love to purely go huge! There were four x four-man heats in round one with the top two riders from each heat progressing on to two x four-man semi-final heats. The top two riders from both semi-finals would then go on to a single four-man final. Keahi can / Photo: James Stanley The wind was blowing cross-offshore at the main beach so the decision was made to move the event across the peninsula to the lagoon next to the harbour where it was blowing cross-shore from the left and much more steadily. This presented the riders with a large, open expanse to …