Alexandre Caizergues claimed the 2017 Kite Speed World Championship, held on Masirah Island, in the Sultanate of Oman. Caizergues won 10 of the 12 races and set a new championship record of 48.45 knots (89.72 km/h).
We asked Alex Caizergues, F-One Kite Speed racer, who owns the current kite speed record holder with 104.8 km/h average over 500, a few questions on the new FURTIVE kite, which has been initially specifically designed for the speed team to break records. It turned out the FURTIVE is more than just a speed kite and that’s the main reason why F-One released it to the public for the 2017 season.
2014 has been great, here are some footage for a full year of trips, competitions and world record attempt!
Madagascar, South Africa, Martinique, Tahiti, Brazil, Saint Martin, Chile, Leucate, Salin-de-Giraud and of course home, Port-Saint-Louis!
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TE TAINUI | Sharing The Ocean Once again the F-ONE team went off to discover new landscapes and live an extraordinary adventure. Raphaël SALLES put on his captain’s hat for the time of a far-off journey to meet his Tahitian team and experience the magic surrounding their idyllic islands. Accompanied by his faithful sidekicks as […]
Alex Caizergues, Mitu Monteiro, patrice chanzy, poenaiki raioha, Raphael Salles, remi quique, Robinson Hilario, tahiti
On November 11, Alexandre Caizergues shattered the World Sailing Speed Kitesurfing Record over 500 metres with a blinding average of 56.62 knots in the ‘Salt and Speed’ Volkswagen Transporter Arena located in Salin-de-Giraud, France.
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Alex Soto and Robinson Hilario met Alex Caizergues in his French home base of Port Saint Louis. Alex HAD TO get back at them after the slider session.
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