Beach Telegraph

Go with the Flow

Check out the latest new resource for For Ladies of Windsurfing created by UK Competitor Amy Carter - FLOW Windsurfing!

PWA Judge Thijs spotted this crash and reckons it could be a legitimate move? What do you think? I started a Poll on the subject to the right.

Pistol River JumpOff results are up - and the Gorge event starts today too.

Here's youngster Bernd Roediger's Pistol River story. And Boardseeker's write-up of the event. (Also check out Boardseeker's report on Polakow and Siver in the UK! Polakow and Levi feature in The Windsurfing Movie II which premiers in LA tomorrow.)

 A bonus Novela Das 8 segment from umi pictures - thanks to the umi team for treating us to some Cabo Verde gold.

Good support for the Puerto Rico Slalom Series.

The Original and Best.

WSJ interrogate Philip Koester. (French language.)

Flo Jung is the Ocean Jump World Champion! (German language.)

New Toys?

I stuck a new Poll up to the right of the page so please get voting and let's see if there's any indication of growth in the sport. Thanks.

Flo Jung Cape Town Clip. 

I wanna ride this wave so bad.

Sometimes the bruises are worth it.

Full House Friday

Some quality viewing is on-the-cards for British and Irish TV license payers.

An exciting new online store and resource website for European windsurfers and watersports freaks has just been launched by Irish wave addict Pearse Geaney.

Check out BigSurf.ie for more details.

Here's some effects of big surf...

Siiiiick...

Windsurfing's father-figure and co-inventor Jim Drake's gonna celebrate his 80th Birthday at the Defi Wind.

The PWA feature a new Brazilian Freestyle talent - João Henrique Barros Ferreira

Finian Maynard talks about his latest Slalom racing beasts. (Here's some more pre-season tune-up talk from Starboard.)

Remember, Epic Session's weekend-long webcast from Ho'okipa starts today. (Maui-time.)

GP tells me the Starboard team is in town so the level of action might well get stepped-up as rival teams go all-out to get the most insane action in-the-can for their marketing materials.

There's a link on WSJ to video footage of Allison Shreeve's Bass Straight Challenge attempt.

WSJ also have a French language interview with Julien Taboulet on his 'Full House' switch to Naish. (Tip - use Google translate to read in preferred language.)

I'm looking for good topics for a new Poll or two so if you've got any good ideas or can think of issues you'd like to see peoples' opinion on please leave a comment below, (No sign-in required) or mail me. Thanks.

I'm going a wave huntin' this weekend and early next week so probably gonna be offline for a while.

Remember the webcasts are on and to trawl through all the good sites on the Links Page for content. Have a great weekend!

Backwash

Yikes. Bit of a news backlog over the weekend. Here we go in no particular order. Oh Yeah. The shot's from the Campello Wind Center on Margarita, Venezuela. More shots and news below.

Firstly, remember this is the last day of the 'Air Taka or Goiter' Poll to the right. Here's the clip before you vote. Thanks.

GP hit da harbor and sailed a light Maui Kona wind too.

Kev Pritchard confirmed that with such sketchy Konas it all didn't quite go to plan.

Tatiana Howard clicked-off a couple of snaps of that surf for you too.

Watersports Photographer Dani Miguel's on-fire and has re-discovered FUN. Check out his other [Spanish language] great photo Blog too.

My head's swelling from the fact that my Blog's read by Celebs. Check out Josh Angulo's comment and official confirmation on the 'Goiter issue'.

Speaking of the innovative older Angulo brother, check out Makani's 'Mutant' video.

Snaps of Starboard 2010 Protos getting a good once-over in Vietnam.

Jimbo got caught in a spin with some sharks.

U-Ride - you rule! Check out the link to two movies from Ezzy and JP under the link 'Hawaiin Party'!

Surferworld pubished news on Taka Kamaguchi signing with Naish and an interview with 2008 PWA Wavesailing World Champion Kauli Seadi.

There are a few last places available for a Peter Hart clinic in Cabo Verde.

Yeeaaaah niiiiice one! (Quicktime player.)

Jeroen posted some pics of the new 'Big Boyz' Hot Sails low-end sail - the 'Firepower'. Thanks Jeroen.

More snaps of the 'Secret Spot' as featured on GP's Blog recently. This time it's got Starboard 'ProKids' Rider Zane Schweitzer's take.

An interview with Jimmy Diaz (English) on Turkish language website Ruzgarvmi. Thanks to Berky for the link.

I got this Press release from the newly opened Campello Wind Center in Venezuela. Their website is under construction but there are contact details at the end.

Thanks to CWC for sending the news and some snaps. Here it is:

Press Release

RICARDO CAMPELLO OPENS “CAMPELLO WIND CENTER” IN EL YAQUE, MARGARITA 

As promised the “Campello Wind Center” is now open! Everything is set up in El Yaque to start welcoming new guests. It’s been a lot of work but I’m satisfied with the results. All is focused to give the best service and most enjoyable experience for windsurfing and kitesurfing.                       

The center is equipped with the latest JP Neilpryde kit, from beginner until freestyle/wave boards and a variety of sails that will satisfy clients demands. We offer daily instruction for complete beginners to advanced and also I will be organizing clinics throughout the year. Where clients will receive pro training from myself and other pro windsurfers. 

El Yaque is windy most of the time but if you fancy taking a day off we have a number of options. These include kayaking, mountain biking, surfing, trekking, horse riding, island tours, snorkeling, swimming with dolphins, go-karting and trips to the beautiful island of Coche and Cubagua. We also  host ”WINDSURFING NIGHT SUPER SESSION” at Ipanema Beach Bar, where you can see all the pros in action at night while enjoying a BBQ and live bands as well as all kind of international food. Once a week we’ll also have a competition with all the guests and prizes!

We can arrange accommodation within El Yaque to suit all needs, check the list below. 

Windsurf Paradise

El Yaque Paradise

Coche Paradise

Atti Hotel

Casa Rita

Casa Viento

El Yaque Beach

California Hotel

Jump n´ jibe
 

So if you fancy a windsurfing/kitesurfing holyday I invite you to come to El Yaque, a great beach on the north of Margarita Island in the Caribbean. This is the right place to come and we are the right team to satisfy your requirements and much more! 

The Campello Wind Center website is under construction but feel free to contact us through email for any further information or reservation.

[email protected]       0058 2954167747 office

Ricardo Campello
x3 Fresstyle Worldchampion

Crikey if you've got this far you'd agree that's enough for now. It's St. Patricks Day tomorrow which is a Public Holiday here in Ireland, so I might not be online :) Thanks for reading.

Goiter, Goyta or Goita?

PWA Judge Thijs van de Meer wrote back on the Levi Siver 'Is it an Air Taka or a Goiter?' issue.

Thijs says it's a Goiter because "In the picture [above] you can see the mastfoot is clearly higher than the top of the mast.

To me, that's where an Air Taka turns into a Goiter.

Goiters are being done a lot flatter these days, it looks less radical, but the guys are sticking them more consistently this way.

A tough trade off. Compliments to Levi for staying in the wave in these offshore conditions. Too bad he lost it at the end." Thanks Thijs for that insight. If you disagree why not vote in the Poll to the right?

By the way. Eagle-eyed readers might have noticed the various spellings of Goiter in circulation.

Irish Pro Oisin Van Gelderen did some research and found that a Goiter, as opposed to a Goyta or Goita, is related to an overdose of action in the Adrenal glands!

From memory I think that's why the move was named that back in the 90s. So who invented it? Was it Mark Angulo? Any answers, medical or windsurfing related are appreciated in the Comments section below. Thanks.

Here's a revolutionary new way of choosing a sail from Boardseeker.

I had a great response to yesterday's 'arty Blogs' post, and received a lot of links such as Frank from River-Rippers.net's recomendation. 

Yann Sorlut sums-up the AFF event in Almanarre, France.

Take a deep breath and hoooooooooold.

Even The King goes on the Rocks from time-to-time.

GP get's his readers to take some of the strain and posts other people's videos for a day. Good idea.

More new perspectives from Dani Miguel.

Err how glad am I that never bought any Quiksilver stock? Thanks to [Twitter] @Ian Votteri for the alert!

Worldwide Whirlwind

A Cyclone windsurfing adventure from Sean. Yikes.

WINDNews magazine [Italian language] is out now.

Some Polish MauiSails riders enjoyed Western Australia - includes a short Margaret River wavesailing clip.

Continent Seven have a link to a clip of wavesailing in Tarifa (Andalucia, Spain) and Carro (France).

Weird.

'Kous' takes you wavesailing near Athens, Greece.

Some more recent Maui windsurfing shots from Makani's Maui Windsurfing Blog.

Victor Fernandez 'getting high' at home.

Planche mag have a video link to footage of the new XO brand sails in action.

Finally, if you didn't see the video or vote on the Goyta/Air Taka Poll to the right, please check it out and register your opinion! Thanks.

That's all for now folks. Gotta dash and see about some real work...

Fast Cows

The Fuerte Wave Classic organizers were very impressed with Boardseeker's footage of the event. So will you be.

Earlier today I posted a link to some wavesailing action in Tasmania.

Alastair McCleod who made and featured in the clip sent this link for anyone else interested in the windsurfing conditions and scene in Tasmania. Thanks Alastair for the info.

A summary and pics of the Cabo Verde event from French rider Yann Sorlut.

Details of a 'fun' World Title for Bjorn Dunkerbeck at the C7 Blog.

I got this Press Release and the shot above and below from www.MooCustom.co.uk about some Speedsailing action in England.

(Pics by Steve Thorp.)

Moo Custom on top

Moo Custom, Britain’s sexiest custom board builders have teamed up with Britain’s fastest, Farrel O’Shea.

Farrel has put much effort into the speed situation over the last few years and is keen to push forward to the next level.

One of the best parts of custom board building is the ability to listen to the customer’s requirements and Farrel knows what he wants from a board down to the last half millimetre.

At West Kirby on Sunday after a wind drought over the winter and on the day before the lake is due to close for wall repairs the conditions almost delivered.

It was a bit 'parky', not quite enough wind and from a slightly too square angle but a good days speed sailing was had by all.

Farrel scored the top speed of the day with a 45.29 knot max, using his new Moo Custom and Simmer SC Race 6.3 in 25knots of wind gusting to 30knots.

Surely a very pleasing indication of speeds to come! >>END

Here's a shot of the board he used.

Finally, if you didn't see the video or vote on the Goyta/Air Taka Poll to the right, please check it out and register your opinion! Thanks.

Sunshine and Sailing

U-Ride link to a video of wavesailing at Marrawah in Tasmania.

C7 look at the making of 'Samba'.

At last. The sun's back out in Maui...

The ISWC say 'No!' to handheld GPS speedsailing record claims.

WindsurfJournal.com had this link displayed to a Chilean lady with some, err,  impressive looking windsurfing potential. She certainly likes riding back-to-sail anyway...

Another fun looking event in New Zealand. Looks the NZ crew are going all-out to get together and healthily promote the sport down there.

Some nice watershot perspectives from Ponta Preta.

An interview for our Italian readers of fun lovin' Freestyler Filipo Buratti.

If you didn't see the video yesterday of the Goyta/Air Taka then please check it out and vote on the Poll to the right. Thanks.

More later!

Goyta or Air Taka?

PWA Judge Thijs van de Meer thought it'd be a good idea if we ran a Poll asking if this move from Levi Siver at the recent Cabo Verde PWA World Cup was an Air Taka or a Goyta?

Levi Siver - Air Taka or Goyta? from CaboVerdeWorldCup.com on Vimeo.

In my mind it's pretty clear what it is.

OK then. I'll be straight up and say I think it's a Goyta - but who am I to argue with my big Dutch friend?

In fairness Thijs hasn't told me what he thinks it is yet - I just can't see why it's up for debate?

What do you think? I've put a Poll on the right of this page for you to put your opinion.

By the way - if you've got a Blog or website please feel free to export any of the polls to your own site so we can get a wider sample of opinions. Thanks.

PS. If you're not a Dutch speaker, check out Thijs' Blog for some good 'extra' snips and snaps from the PWA scene.

Hot or Not?

Some thoughts on Twin Fins from Ola Helenius.

Congratulations to Stephane Etiene's winning team involving Boujmaa Guillol and Robin Goffinet for winning the Fuerteventura Wave Classic, and to Thomas Traversa for taking the vote on 'Best Rider of the Contest'.

 Photos, videos and write-ups all at the event website.

New Zealand Freestylers get an event to showcase their skills at.

A guide to Front Loops for Dummies.

More success for MauiSails racing.

Grey & gloomy Maui footage. But hey - it's still Hawaii!

Some new talent on the Ezzy Sails team. Looks like some nice sessions been going down on Sardinia...

Following a successful and popular feature at Boards magazine it's time to take the test and see if you're a 'Claimer or a Flamer?'

A guide to another potential Cabo Verde Goldmine. (German Language.)

Watch out for a new mini-poll later...

Cutting Lines

Another video of wavesailing in Chile with Fanatic Team Riders Klaas Voget and 08 PWA Tour runner-up Victor Fernandez.

Doh! Hope that mends soon Matt.

Here's a movie made in South Africa by Czech PWA rider Tom Malina.

Tom said "Sorry about the interviews in Czech language but that was part of the deal with the sponsors."

The PWA's negotiated a special offer on insurance for pro windsurfers. You can find out more via info(at)pwaworldtour.com or see more at www.sportsinsurance.com

Coaching guru Jem Hall's posted a trailer to his soon-to-be-released 'Winner to Wavesailor' DVD. (See list on right-hand side of page.)

Have a look at this vintage footage from Ho'okipa of Dave Ezzy and many other 'back in the day'. Classic.

I thought it was interesting in this interview that Kauli Sead doesn't think that the judges are 'ready' for the sailing style his Quad fins might lead to.

What do you think about the surfing style vs. traditional windsurfing style? Is a surfing line for surfing and windsurfing a different turning approach?

Why should windsurfing always copy surfing? Maybe surfers should take a more aggressive line by watching Angulo or Polakow on a wave at Ponta Preta? Please leave any comments below. Thanks.

Also, if you haven't voted in the new PWA World Tour Webcast Poll I'd be grateful for your views.

Bring it Back

Good news. The 'Bring Back the Swansea-Cork Ferry' campaign has raised 2.5 million Euros. Bad news. 500K more is needed by Friday March 6th.

If you're a lover of Irish waves and want the quickest and best way to travel between the UK and Ireland to resume service , or you own a business dependant on tourism in Ireland or South Wales, please pledge money now and buy shares at the Bring Back the Swansea-Cork Ferry website. Thanks (Not sure if the shares entitle you to discount on crossings or Guinness in the bar yet...)

The joy-filled Scott McKercher has a new Blog at the Severne website.

You'll notice I put a new Poll about PWA Webcasts on this page. Please vote and let's see what people think.

The tour's kicked-off already but I'm addicted to the Fantasy Surfer game already.

Here's a nice little Cape Town clip from UK wavesailor Adam Lewis.

Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) are offering a limited amount of free subscriptions to eco-mag Surfer's Path to anyone signing up to join. Hurry while the offer lasts!

Jem Hall says to look-out for his new Wave technique movie ‘Winner to Wavesailor’ due out end March and that he’ll be sending me some chapters to review.

How Serene...

Some Jericoacora action video from RRD's new insider Blog.

Don't forget to stay up-t0-date with the Fuerteventura Wave Classic...

Environmental Poll Results

The final results of the Poll asking:

(Jan/Feb 2009)
Should the Board and Sail manufacturers donate more to environmental organizations such as Surfrider?

were...

51.2 % They all should. The materials we use are toxic. We should give something back to nature.

36.4 % No. It's up to the individual to choose who they support.

12.4 % I'd only support brands that did this.

So it seems around 2/3 of the sample in this survey feel strongly that the industry should be doing more to counter the use of toxic materials used in the manufacturing processes.

As consumers we are not innocent either. We also use fuel to fly and drive to beaches worldwide, so perhaps a slice of what we spend on new equipement should go to good causes such as Surfrider or SAS?

I'd be interested to hear some reaction from the industry on this adn what they'd be willing to do about it.

In my opinion someone could make a good marketing case for themselves by publicizing their contributions and boasting their support of such organizations.

Gaastra did this in the late 90s but as far as I know only Boards magazine in the UK have a long-term partnership with the Pressure Group SAS (Surfers Against Sewage).

Please leave your opinions or reactions to this in the comments section below. Thanks.

Sunrise to Sunset

GP gets up early and enjoys Pro-less Ho'okipa. I'm glad he liked yesterday's weather link too...

Windsurf Journal put Kauli And Victor Head-to-Head.

Freestyle film wizard Andre Paskowski announces another new release due March 9th - including 5 new moves from Gollito.

An interview with Josh Angulo at Maui.ee

Some good fun had in Asia with Chris Pressler and the Starboard crew.

Various pics from a heavy session at the 'Isle of Cows' in France including Thomas Traversa, Thierry Belbe'och and Erwan Jauffroy at U-Ride and WIND. (And in another post at WIND.)

Gollito went racing.

Hot Sails have signed a new Speed Sailor.

I see the Starboard Futura Charity Auction has crossed the 2 Thousand bucks mark. I don't know what the charity or cause is? I'll ask them. I wonder if it's something environmental like Surfrider as mentioned in our Poll?

An event to mark something important for Italian readers.

Someone lucky's off to Maui.

Snapped

Caught on film. It's official. Severne have signed one of Windsurfing's most successful riders ever - Karin Jaggi, seen above in Western Australia.

Elsewhere, Makani made videos while the sun didn't shine.

Josh Angulo's been unlocking and unloading his Magnums. Schmokin.

C7 Interview World Wavesailing Champ Kauli Seadi. Seadi states that Werner Gnigler 'shapes exactly what I ask for' but there is no mention of his ongoing relationship with Quatro.

Deepfried report that Carbon Art are looking for team riders.

Top photographer John Carter is hustled into the Starboard corner to confess everything. (Video).

U-Ride treat you to video action from Tasmania, Vintage Fiji PWA footage, and news from Surfrider foundation. (If you haven't already, please don't forget to vote in the Environmental Poll on this page).

More later. Otherwise, if there are any hot links to be checked-out then please leave them in the Comments section underneath. Thanks.

Here's Karin on her new Code Red.

Time for Action?

People Power is required once again folks as the big bad greedy fat cats try to destroy our waves.

This time it's the Brighton crew in the UK that need you help - read more and sign the petition via Surfer Today. (UK mail addresses only).

We already reported about the Broad Bench reef, also on the UK's South Coast, being under threat. If you haven't already leant your support then please visit the campaign website to vote.

This online pressure does seem to help get results. The OTC in Tenerife are back open thanks to your support, plus the Swansea Cork Ferry group is also making good progress.

With that in mind, I've posted a new Poll to the left asking whether the industry should make more of a contribution to action groups such as Surfrider or SAS?

You can read the results of the Magazines vs. Websites Poll, and other surveys in the results pages.

Please vote and share your views, or leave any comments below. Thanks.

High and Dry

Mikey Clancey, pictured, posted another great vid of the brutally windy west of Ireland sessions he's enjoyed this past week.

Irish lesson: I think it means 'One Fine Day'. Kind of.

It might've been over 40 knots and raining. But it was a fine day indeed.

Anyone surprised at the Poll results so far? Please share your thoughts in the comments section below - no sign-in required. Thanks.

Here's Tuesday's early round-up for you, starting with Matt Pritchard talking you through more of the Tabou board range.

Wannabee rapper Mattia Pedrani's stuck a new video of himself freestylin' to his own tune, in his drysuit, on Facebook, or here at YouTube if you prefer.

Speaking of drysuits - David of the 'Epic Sessions' Blog spotted this new take on the concept. My apologies for pointing to a link involving kites. It won't happen again.

WSJ report that it's looking more likely than ever that HiFly are departing the marketplace.

Continent Seven have a great big long video for the Matanzas wave open in Chile.

I mentioned previously that they were in trouble, but WSJ say they've been bought-up by a Japanese company interested in their plastics technolgies, but are ditching the meagre 10% of the business that is windsurfing.

Hot Sails' Tom Hammerton went Windfishing.

Word from Cape Town is that a new swell's about to hit. The bulbous Rudolph red-nosed Starboard/Severne rider Timo Mullen says he'll send in some pics for you ASAP.

More later - I usually update news during the day, so if you please check back later if you need to goof-off but look busy at work. 

Otherwise, please leave useful links in the comments section below - especially any more Santa sightings. Oh look. Windsurfing Magazine just spotted him again, (and at YouTube) and include a link to the Surfin' Santa website! Thanks

www.Surferworld.it also send you their Christmas greetings.

Fine Friday

Just in. Irish pro Oisin Van Gelderen sent me this pic from the West of Ireland with a message saying '...bit of swell...just rigging-up. Phone camera doesn't do it justice'.

I'd say looking at the full size image that it's pushing double mast high.  More on that later. I can't wait.

Speaking of chunky swell, WSJ posted a link to a big wave session last Tuesday in Fuerteventura. The angry Atlantic Ocean's certainly been serving-up some sizeable Winter Solstice feasts this week.

Another Father Christmas sighting - also at WSJ. Basically, Santa rips.

Check out the new Synergy concept from Severne. Be nice if more manufacturers made all sail bags able to unravel and carry the whole rig like this too don't you? Judging by this shot it looks like Brit pro Simon Hurry is either moonlighting as a male model for Severne or he's penned a deal with them.

I was checking the European Freestyle Tour's 2009 schedule when I stumbled across this video of Tom Hartmann in Mauritius.

Fresh Scottish Lobster anyone? A nice story and photo gallery of a trip to Scotland by Chris Hafer and Flo Sonchen.

Further to the ISWC fines story from yesterday. Windsurf Journal (French) reckon that the Fuerteventura Speed Sailing event is now under threat due to 'revolting' sailors.

Apparently Karin Jaggi spoke-out on behalf of the competitors about poor storage conditions, the distance from the course the riders had to travel and earned herself a Euro 400 fine for her efforts.

As a softly spoken and calm mannered person, Karin must have felt strongly about the conditions as she was receiving her trophy at the time she protested.

If you haven't voted in the Magazine poll yet, please let us know your mag-buying motivations just there to the left. Thanks.

'Eco-warrior' Flo Jung's been making headlines again - this time in Britain's finest and highest quality daily publication - The Sun. No topless chicks in that article sadly.

Don't worry - there are still topless chicks in The Sun though. Kind of.

Please check back later for more news or leave links to anything else hot in the comments section below - no sign-in required. Thanks.

Back in Action

 

Back on the case after a daytrip to NorthWest Ireland yesterday with young Mikey Clancey.

I struggled to make turns in the 40+ knots conditions. No problem for young Mikey though. 

He threw down goyters and went for cheeky fins-free snaps under some heaving sections - and even launched into a few takas. Damned reckless kids!

Hopefully he'll have some more film and pics to be salvaged from the murky grey conditions after the weekend...he's still up there gorging himself on the wild Atlantic smorgasbord.

Here's Mikey and I emerging from the gloom

 

Windsurf Journal report some rumors of riders trying out new sails. Might just be some regular 'Try the Competition's stuff out' testing. But you never know. 

WSJ also report that Cyril Moussilmani, Speed Sailing Champion and PWA racer and wave sailor has filled the sizeable gap left by his countryman Antoine Albeau at Starboard.

John Skye made the front cover of the Jan/Feb issue of Boards magazine

I love this bit of old-skool by the new-skool at C7.

Atlantic Paddle Surfing saw Santa out SUPing. Didn't see Rudolph get wet.

Simmer posted  a great sequence of Niklas Stråhlén shot from a helicopter. (Not with a gun. By camera)

Boardseeker host the Jump-Off vote.

U-Ride heard of a nice looking sesh in France...and link to a nice clip of Andre Martinez in Maui too. (Top left).

Check out all the fines for the naughty boys and girls on the Speed Tour. Tut tut. Don't complain that there's no sponsorship when you don't show courtesy and rock up to the the official events now all you pros...especially the world Champion!

The PWA focused on Kevin Pritchard's annual board-testing trip to Thailand and Vietnam. Hopefully Kev's Blog'll have some shots for us in the coming days.

Finian Maynard's breathing a sigh of relief. His contract renogotiations at Neil Pryde have gone well and the former World Speed record holder has signed a deal 'for the 2009 season'.

Staying on RRD, the massive Virgin Islander hopes to disrupt any plans Dunkerbeck, Pritchard or Albeau have in dominating the Salom series.

I put a new poll to the left asking your views on print magazines - so please vote. I put the PWA results on the Polls page. Thanks for your feedback.

More Later. Please link to anything else hot in the comments section below. Thanks.

PWA Poll

With the 2009 Tour Calendar set to be announced next week, I thought I'd canvass for opinions on what you'd like to see more of in the 2009 elite series?

As I mentioned yesterday, the schedule might look a little lean until more deals are done with local organizations, but this is normal at this stage. So far most of last year's stops are confirmed or sounding positive, but there is hope and progress is being made on additional events.

Please use the Poll to your left should help us show the Organizers what competition formats the windsurfing public like to see, read and hear about most. Thanks.