PWA News

The first stop on the Canaries leg of the World Tour receives final confirmation of event dates.

The people have their say: Cast your vote on windsurfings controversial new accessory, the 'mo'.

European wind junkies get a new fix, The Windsurfing journal.

Project X-Ray opens the door for freestyle’s next generation of sailors.

Footage of the northern hemisphere’s ballistic winter is starting to emerge. By the looks of things, Norway didn’t miss out on any of the action…

Get a little help scoring epic conditions with windfinder.com's brand new Super Forecast.

Disappointment, as the first stop on the 2008 PWA Slalom World Tour falls victim to sunny windless conditions in Korea.

Hopes turn to the final day of competition, as day four fails to deliver enough wind to get competition started.

The wait for wind continued on Jinha beach, as competitors endured another day of teasing wind and abandoned heats.

Day two of competition witnessed numerous attempted heats, but no official results, as fickle winds plagued the day’s progress.

Day 1 of competition ended with rain, thunder and lightening as the wind refused to blow sufficiently to get any official results.

Slalom’s elite register in Ulsan, Korea, in preparation for a week of gruelling competition.

The wait is almost over, as the 2008 slalom season embarks on its debut event in Ulsan, Korea from the 12th through to the 17th of May.

With 2 events now completed, the 2008 Constructors Championship Rankings get underway.

Check out Eleazar Alonso throwing down some super tweaked moves, high above the infamous Pozo break.

We catch up With Kiri Thode in Austria to quiz him about his new move, the Kono.