Miami Wind and Surf Challenge 2010 , April 9-11 . This year we will host the NORTH AMERICAN FORMULA EXPERIENCE here in miami and we will make a great and fun event , as well as our existing Classes FORMULA and KONA ONE DESIGN Formula experience boards and rigs will be available for charter , as well as KONA... »
Day 3 kicked off with plenty of sun and heat again but no wind for the 12.30pm start. After an extended delay of an hour the sailors were finally sent to the water in shifty light 10-12 knot breezes before the wind decided to crank to 25-30 knots for the afternoon with no warning... »
Another stonking hot Aussie summer day awaited the competitors as they arrived at Jimmy’s Beach for the second day of racing at the 2010 Oceanic and Australian Formula Windsurfing Championships. The forecast of 20-25 knots lived up to its name by the afternoon despite a shaky start with light winds blowing as the competitors... »
Calema Windsurfing and Watersports at Merritt Island, Fla. is hosting its 25th Calema Midwinters Windsurfing Festival from March 4 to March 7, 2010. This year’s festival will include the Kona North American Championships and the Bic Techno 293 North Americans, which will be the qualifier for the first youth Olympic games in Singapore this... »
REGATTA COPA MEXICO . Want to invite you to this championship , it ’s the most important multiclass event in MEXICO and it takes place every two years . for more infor enter here WWW.REGATACOPAMEXICO.COM »
The first day windsurfing on the board was 12-20 mph, wave faces 2′-3′ and pretty sideshore. It pointed well so that I could go upwind easily. It turns great and was a riot to sail in the shallow water of the shorebreak. It glides well through wind holes and turns like a long surfboard. Awesome! I... »
We are extremely pleased to announce that only in its 4th season as an established class, the Kona One met the ISAF criteria’s and was acknowledged with an overwhelming 11 to 2 majority vote at the 2009 ISAF conference last November – among the 13 international delegates.. Our philosophy, aim and focus have brought us... »
As the fleet headed out, the wind showed promise of a fully planing race. Like the previous days, the wind had died down to around 10 kts. Although the wind was predominately from the NNE, it remained shifty and gusty.Most of the fleet was planing all the way downwind. The gusts were coming down... »
Many competitors arrived with hopes of wind, but as they rigged up, the hopes were destroyed as the wind was quickly dying. By the time everyone was on the sail out to the course the wind was non existent. Not long after arriving at the course the race committee put up the postponement flag. ... »
Day 2: All the competitors arrived early, and found out that they needed second generation fins and centerboards. Everyone with first generation fins scrambled around to find a second generation fin, which was needed to be class legal. On the race course the wind was very shifty and gusty, ranging from 7-13kts. The holes... »
Ka Sail and Mach 2 Moth designer Andrew McDougall today added the McConaghy – KA Sails International Moth Victorian Championships to the Australian Moth title he won earlier this month. Next step will be the International Moth class world championships at the start of March in Dubai, UAE, where the Victorian sailor hopes to make... »
The race director set up a 6 leg downwind slalom course, each leg about 1.5km, starting and finishing at our two favourite islands… The start line was set just before Skaap Eiland in front of Langebaan main beach, the finish in the bay in front of Friday Island. The fastest guys finished the course in about... »
