PWA News

Day 8: Men’s & Women’s Double Eliminations begin, while Alexia Kiefer Quintana, Sol Degrieck, Javi Escribano, Vasily Zakharko win opening round of Youth’s

Day 7: Marc Paré powers to victory in Men’s Single Elimination, while Sarah-Quita Offringa earns hard fought victory in Women’s as El Cabezo turns on

Day 6: Only top eight men and top sixteen women left standing after a long stop-start day eventually delivers

Day 5: Opening round of Men’s Single Elimination completed in tricky light winds and variable waves

Day 4: Three eliminations, three different winners, but one very familiar name at the top as Pierre Mortefon asserts to place one-hand on Slalom X world title defence

Day 3: Pierre Mortefon draws first blood in Tenerife after the wind fills in late

Day 2: The forecast changes for the better meaning there’s now a solid chance of racing on Sunday

Day 1: The PWA World Tour Partners with Waterspeed as Official Technological Supplier

Event Preview: Racing returns to El Médano for first time in almost 30 years, while Men’s and Women’s wave fleets prepare for their second Canarian appearance of the season

PWA Clarifies Phantom Foiling Suspension

Lina Erpenstein prepares to make her first appearance since suffering Lisfranc injury in Chile

Event Summary: Sotavento delivers its typically strong winds as Sarah-Quita Offringa claims two more world titles, while Pierre Mortefon and Yentel Caers win Men’s Slalom X and Freestyle

Day 7: Sarah-Quita Offringa survives Super Final scare to earn 16th Freestyle world title and 27th overall, while Yentel Caers powers to victory in Men’s

Day 6: Sarah-Quita Offringa pushed all the way by Maaike Huvermann in arguably the best female Freestyle final of all time, while Yentel Caers wins ‘Battle of Belgium’ against Steven Van Broeckhoven to hold respective event leads

Day 5: Pierre Mortefon storms to victory in Slalom X, while Matteo Iachino and Maciek Rutkowski complete the podium | Freestyle kicks off on Wednesday

Day 4: Sarah-Quita Offringa secures incredible 26th world title, while Pierre Mortefon is on verge of winning men’s after claiming back-to-back bullets