PWA World Tour
Antoine Albeau won the PWA Catalunya world cup
lundi 17 juin 2013 –
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Antoine Albeau was able to claim two bullets, as well as a third and a fourth to cement his place as the King of Costa Brava. The reigning world champion became the first man to stop his arch nemesis - Bjorn Dunkerbeck (Starboard / Severne / Dunkerbeck Eyewear / Chris Benz) - from claiming the title for the first time in three years. Albeau demonstrated his perfectly timed starts time and time again, along with a phenomenal top speed to blow the competition out of the water.
Words from the winner : “I’d like to thank all the organizers - thanks Panxo - because you did a great job again to organize this wonderful event. Thanks also to the owner’s of the campsite as we stay here, and this really is a beautiful, beautiful place to windsurf Windsurf #Windsurf , and it is perfect for holidays too. I’m also really happy to see new blood on the podium [Julien Quentel and Matteo Iachino], it’s really nice and I think I’m going to have a big battle with Julien this year. And thanks to everyone because today was really hard. Thanks to Juan Aragon and his team, I think they did a really good job re-adjusting the course so quickly and see you next year !”
Résultats
Classement général de la deuxième étape :
- 1. FRA Antoine Albeau (SR Rochelaises)
- 2. FRA Julien Quentel
- 3. ITA Matteo Iachino
- …
- 10. FRA Cyril Moussilmani (YC La Pelle Marseille)
Classement général de la Coupe du Monde :
- 1. FRA Antoine Albeau (SR Rochelaises)
- 2. FRA Julien Quentel
- 3. ITA Alerto Menegatti
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