PWA News

Event Summary: Celebrating 40 years of Windsurf World Cups in Sylt in style as this wonderfully unique island provides a stern all-round test for world's best

Day 10: A final flourish on the last day sees Justine Lemeteyer & Johan Søe crowned champions of Foil Slalom, while Marc Paré & Sarah-Quita Offringa win the Waves and Lennart Neubauer is crowned Freestyle World Champion

Day 9: Lennart Neubauer wins tow-in exhibition ahead of Yentel Caers

Day 8: Wall-to-wall sunshine with barely a breath of wind

Day 7: A largely frustrating affair with marginal winds for Freestyle and Foil Slalom throughout the day

Day 6: Justine Lemeteyer & Johan Søe further cement their places as the Foil Slalom leaders

Day 5: Justine Lemeteyer in a league of her own, while Johan Søe extends advantage at top of event rankings

Day 4: Justine Lemeteyer powers to the front in Women’s Foil Slalom, while Johan Søe holds a slender lead over Bruno Martini after a tricky day of racing

Day 3: A sunny Sunday, but the wind remains too light to race

Day 2: A classic Sylt day with all seasons on display sees Marc Paré and Sarah-Quita Offringa strike gold at the end of the rainbow

Day 1: Registered, rigged and ready for a nuclear looking Saturday

Event Preview: Celebrating 40 fantastic years of World Cups in Sylt

Day 10: Cold Hawaii comes to life on the last day to provide thrilling finale

Day 9. Another close call as attention shifts to ‘Big Wednesday’

Day 8: All eyes turn to Tuesday

Day 7: Racing gets underway in Cold Hawaii as Foil Slalom takes centre stage