DIABLO

Following a successful factory inspection, the following Diablo V5 kites have been approved by the IKA Technical Committee as registered series production equipment for the IKA Formula Kite Class.
Young gun and F-One America Team Rider Noah Runciman is just back from a quite successful trip to South America where he attended some foil racing competition. He will soon head to Spain to train and compete in the Spanish Championship in Tarifa. Noah is racing on Diablo V3 kites.
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Riley Gibbs, the youngest member of our national team, took first place during the Fall Foil Regatta and left nothing to its concurrents with 8 bullets on 9 races ! Overall, it was a great showing for the F-One Team Riders with Zach Marks second and Jon Modica third, all of them riding the new DIABLO V2 in various conditions. Elite Watersports's owner Aaron McClearnon finished I asked Riley to send back his impressions of the week end:
Equipped with their DIABLO V.2. and their FURTIVE V.1. kites Maxime Nocher, Axel Mazella and Titouan Galea haven’t left any room for others on the podiums.
The first time you use a RAM Air Kite, the DIABLO in our case, it can be pretty intimidating, with all those bridles everywhere, 4 full lines total A + B + C + Brakes (D), the speed system, etc... Here is a clear schema of the whole setup, how it works and what to do if the Diablo does not fly properly because one line has stretched too much.
Team rider Joey Pasquali is currently leading the rankings on the Diablo Kite and F-ONE Foil board in the San Francisco Thursday Night Race series. Joey also placed 4th in the 2015 Kitefoil Goldcup! Read more about the 2016 F-ONE DIABLO !