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Good night of racing in slightly lighter winds! At the 5:00pm skippers meeting the whole fleet was convinced 9M was the kite, but by 5:15 it was 11M or even 13M. It was a nice break from the winds we have seen since the beginning of June.
Johnny Heineken and Daniela Moroz were notably absent tonight giving a chance for some others to be at the top of the pack. Will Cyr (1,1,1) convincingly took the bullet baton from Johnny taking all three races.
Events - F-One - Kite - Manera
Air Games Tarifa Men – When Nicolas Delmas and Maxime Chabloz both unleashed massive kite loop front blind mobe attempts merely 20 yards from the shore with the first 20 seconds of their heat, it was clear that the boys had built up a lot of anticipation as they’d been made to wait two days to complete their last heat of round four.
GKA, Global Kitesports Association, Maxime Chabloz, Mitu Monteiro, Tarifa Pro
Also known as “Handel”, David Tonijuan “Handel” has always been riding, whether it is a skate, snowboard, surf or wakeboard… His incomparable style is inspired by the other sports he has practiced, which makes him a rider worth watching when he hits the water!
Check out this sneak preview of the new Eclipse Harness coming Fall 2018. This is Manera’s version of a hard shell harness featuring an Adaptive Shell Concept, Low-profile cut and a perfect balance between stiffness and flex.
Events - F-One - Manera - Paddle - Team
The best way to describe the ensuing ten miles is side-chop. The first half of the race was 90% right side paddling and the second half 90% left side. The wind was southwest. There was chop from that combining with a south swell combining with a northwest wind swell combining with backwash. Pretty sweet. So sweet, in fact, that during the race the safety team decided to shorten the race.
F-One - Manera - Team - Videos
Antoine is a former KPWT champion, now his job is to explore the world and document the most famous winds and how they impact human lives. He’s living his dream of being in the wilderness, discovering new lands, Kiting new spots and meeting new people.
