Saturday, 17 December 2022 21:26

Back to Square 1 in The Final

It was the end of qualifying, and day 3’s racing finally produced a change in the men’s leaderboard at the Wingfoil Racing World Cup in Jericoacoara. Mathis Ghio (FRA) claims the top spot for the first time. Paula Novotná (CZE) continues to lead the women although three race wins in the morning session is proof that Orane Ceris (FRA)  is closing the gap on the World No.1 rider.   HEADLINES Sunshine and strong north-easterly winds of 16 to 22 knots Top three men separated by less than a point Sunday’s gold fleet racing will pit the top 14 men against…
Saturday, 17 December 2022 00:08

Caipirinhas at Sunset, Daggers at Dawn

HEADLINES Sunshine and strong north-easterly winds of 16 to 22 knots Riders are aching after eight short course races in a day Paula Novotná (CZE) leads the women, but Orane Ceris (FRA) closes the gap Perfect 8-ball from Mathis Ghio (FRA) in the men’s qualifying When she came ashore after the second of two four-race sessions on the water, Orane Ceris (FRA) couldn’t even remember how many races she had won. “I won one race today,” she said. “No, you won two!” said her arch rival Paula Novotná (CZE) who continues to lead the women’s fleet by a healthy margin
Friday, 16 December 2022 01:41

Three Men on Three Bullets each

In the women’s fleet Paula Novotná (CZE) ran away with day one of competition at the Wingfoil Racing World Cup in Jericoacoara. It’s much closer in the men’s fleet with Bastian Escofet (FRA) topping the leaderboard, although only by the skin of his teeth.   HEADLINES Sunshine and strong easterly winds of 18 to 22 knots Rabbit start and long distance race gets the competition underway Four back-to-back short course races in the afternoon leaves riders tired but happy Paula Novotná (CZE) dominates the women’s competition Bastian Escofet (FRA) leads the men by less than a point
World Sailing has partnered with the International Wing Sports Association (IWSA) and the Global Wingsports Association (GWA) to support the development of one of the fastest growing sailing disciplines. Under a new governance structure for the sport, World Sailing will endorse two Wingfoil world tours to cater to the fast-growing Wingfoiling community and provide the best platform for sailors across the globe. A Racing World Tour delivered by the IWSA which will crown world champions for the ‘racing’ disciplines, including a world champion for the Open discipline, where any Wingfoil equipment can be used providing a platform for the development…
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