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WSL Championship Tour 2019: Sally Fitzgibbons and Filipe Toledo Claim Victory at Oi Rio Pro
Filipe Toledo (BRA) and Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS) won the Oi Rio Pro, Stop No. 5 on the 2019 World Surf League (WSL) Championship Tour (CT). The beach came alive throughout the Oi Rio Pro with thousands of fans each day, including today’s Final at Barrinha in four-to-six foot (1.2 - 1.8 meter) waves. Fitzgibbons and Toledo surfed a full (...) -
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Formula Kite Worlds: France’s Nico Parlier and US’s Daniela Moroz win 2019 titles
France’s Nico Parlier and the US’s Daniela Moroz mounted successful defences of their titles in difficult conditions at the 2019 Pascucci Formula Kite World Championships played out on the waters of northern Italy’s stunning Lake Garda. -
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PWA World Tour: Delphine Cousin & Pierre Mortefon Take Early Season Title Race Leads
The 2019 Marignane PWA World Cup proved to be a true test of patience and mental resolve for the world’s best sailors as they were forced to wait much of the week for the wind to finally play ball. Conditions remained tricky throughout with light winds in the early part of the week meaning that even the smallest of mistakes were (...) -
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APP World Tour 2019: Poenaiki Raioha continues his momentum from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria to take victory at stop #1
After an incredibly tricky holding period filled with storms, incessant rain, devil winds, thunder and lightening, the APP World Tour was blessed with a pristine final day of action today to wrap what has been, when all is said and done, a spectacular event. -
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WSL Championship Tour: Gabriel Medina Clinches Second WSL Title Over Australian Julian Wilson
Gabriel Medina (BRA) won the 2018 World Surf League (WSL) Title, claiming a final victory at the Billabong Pipe Masters in Memory of Andy Irons. Pipeline delivered epic 12-to-15 foot barrels for the final stop on the 2018 World Surf League (WSL) Men’s Championship Tour (CT) and final jewel of the Vans Triple Crown of Surfing (VTCS). (...) -
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2018 APP World Tour: Aruthur Arutkin (FRA) and Shae Foudy (USA) reign supreme
Arthur Arutkin & Shae Foudy showcase what it takes to be a World Champion on the iconic waters of France’s capital at the Paris SUP Open this weekend. Coming into this final stop on the APP World Tour, both Foudy and Arutkin needed to overcome final obstacles in order to achieve respective World Titles. In the midst of a stormy (...) -
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World Surf League : 17-Year-Old Soleil Errico Crowned 2018 Women’s World Longboard Champion
7-year-old Soleil Errico (USA) has won the 2018 WSL Women’s World Longboard Championship at the Taiwan Open of Surfing in a thrilling Final against Rachael Tilly (USA) at Jinzun Harbour. The Californian pair went toe-to-toe in clean 2-to-3 foot perfect longboarding (...) -
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WSL Championship Tour : Stephanie Gilmore Claims Historic 7th Surfing World Title at Beachwaver Maui Pro
Today, Stephanie Gilmore (AUS) claimed an historic seventh World Surfing Title at Honolua Bay in Hawaii. Gilmore’s incredible achievement comes following remaining challenger Lakey Peterson’s (USA) early elimination from the Beachwaver Maui Pro, the final stop on the 2018 World Surf League (WSL) Women’s Championship (...) -
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KiteFoil GoldCup 2018: Nocher Crowned at KiteFoil World Series Final as Parlier Takes Sardinia Grand Slam
Monaco’s Maxime Nocher trumpeted his comeback when he lifted the KiteFoil world champion’s crown after a stuttering World Series final fought out on the Italian resort island of Sardinia. Nocher added to his haul of world titles at the climax of the three-stop International Kiteboarding Association (IKA) KiteFoil World Series, with (...) -
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PWA World Tour: Fernandez wins 3rd World Crown while Gollito Completes Stunning Comeback to Capture World Title No.9
During the night, winds of up to 60 knots whipped the North Sea into a cauldron to leave the wave fleet facing Storm chase-esque conditions at first light this morning. Soon after the initial attempt to resume the Women’s Wave Double Elimination the decision was made to postpone the Women’s contest due to safety (...)
