PWA News

Q: You must be pretty stoked to have won the first PWA Formula race of the season, was it a tough battle?

MB: I am very stoked with this victory it has been a while since I have been on top of the podium in a PWA event, lots of seconds and thirds but…

The PWA regrets having to announce that the Irish Wave Grand Prix will not take place in the 2003 season. The event took off with a bang in 2000 and quickly established itself as a major stop on the Wave Tour.

Q: How did it feel to win your first major event?

RS: It was really unbelievable. A dream come true! I hope that there are many more of them to come because it is a feeling that you can’t really describe, and one, which I definitely enjoyed. It made it…

Micah Buzianis (Mistral, North) has won the Windsurfing Era PWA Formula Racing World Cup after a thrilling day of race action here in Leba, Poland. With winds blowing between 13-17 knots American race specialist Buzianis pulled out all the stops today…

It has been a chill out day here at the Windsurfing Era, PWA 2003, Formula Racing World Cup. With temperatures hitting the mid eighties and only a gentle breeze blowing in from the Baltic sailors have been relaxing in the sun and re charging ready for the…

Andrea Cucchi (Starboard, Neil Pryde) of Italy has moved into the lead here on the second day of the Windsurfing Era, PWA 2003, Formula Racing World Cup. Cucchi currently ranked 12th in the PWA race rankings, took a fourth and two bullets this afternoon…

Devon Boulon (F2) of the British Virgin Islands was the surprise winner here today in the opening race of the Windsurfing Era, PWA 2003 Formula Racing World Cup. With light winds gusting between 7 and 10 knots this afternoon here in Leba one men’s and one…

The world’s elite race force has gathered here on Poland’s Baltic coastline ready for the first major PWA Formula Racing battle of the season. Over the next five days the big guns of racing will be putting their board speed, tactical skills and equipment…

Q: How does it feel to be the first ever PWA super X winner?

KS: I Feel super happy about it, especially because it was something that I never trained or expect to do well!! For me the whole thing was more all about a "show" and fun sailing in between…

The first event of the PWA Formula season is all set to kick off in the popular holiday resort of Leba on the Polish Baltic coastline. The event commences on the 5th of August (Registration day) with the first possible racing on the 6th, running through…

Kauli Seadi (AHD / Naish) wins PWA Fuerteventura Super-X Exhibition in style!

The final day of this outstanding new windsurfing competition was the most exiting of all, with breaking waves making the stunts higher and harder and a tight battle between…

Two rounds of the exhausting Super-X radical windsurfing discipline were completed today in the nuclear winds at Sotavento.

Antoine Albeau (AHD / Neil Pryde) scored a first and a second place today just maintaining his lead for the overall…

The world premiere of the new Super-X windsurfing discipline proved to be an epic spectacle and competition format, and the expected dangers that necessitated body amour and crash helmets proved to be vital during the high impact wipeouts and collisions.

Yet again howling winds and small waves made for epic contest conditions on the final day of the PWA Fuerteventura Freestyle World Cup. Huge push loops, back loops, crazy pete’s, air cha cha’s and even a double forward startled the crowds as competitors…

With winds gusting over 40 knots and most competitors on sails under 4m, today’s freestyle in Fuerteventura was even more radical than yesterday. In the men’s fleet, the tougher conditions suited the Europeans who took nine of the top sixteen places; a…

History has just been made in Fuerteventura in the most exiting display of freestyle the world has ever seen with 4m weather nuclear conditions. Today saw the completion of two full rounds for both men and women with the most radical action coming in the…