PWA WORLD WINDSURFING TOUR: News

The wait is almost over, as windsurfing’s elite wave, slalom, and freestyle fleets register for the forthcoming nine days of high-wind, multi discipline competition.

July 03-12, insane wind, pumping swell, and windsurfing’s biggest players. It can only mean one thing. The PWA world tour prepares for competition at the world-renowned wind factory, Pozo Izqueirdo.

After five days of high wind and no holes barred competition; the sun sets on one of the most memorable freestyle events to date. In its wake, Jose Estredo and Sarah-Quita Offringa emerged as the dominant forces, taking home the event win.

Jose Estredo and Sarah-Quita Offringa are crowned the event winners after six days of insane freestyle competition in howling Canarian trade winds.

Pressure mounts, as the third successive single elimination is completed on the fifth day of competition in Lanzarote.

Jose Estredo continues his rampage to steal the event lead from Marcilio Browne while Sarah-Quita Offringa remains rock solid in first place for the women, following the second full double elimination.

Jose Estredo delivers a fatal blow to Marcilio as he stands poised to take the event lead, while Sarah-Quita Offringa tenaciously dispatches her rivals to defend her first position stronghold.

Marcilio Browne and Sarah-Quita Offringa stand their ground in the double elimination to claim the early event lead ahead of determined runners up Jose Estredo and Laure Treboux.

Marcilio ‘Brawzinho’ Browne and Sarah-Quita Offringa set the standard for the forthcoming days, securing crucial first elimination victories on day one of competition.

Freestyle calls upon the Spanish town of Costa Teguise to serve up a feast of wind, waves and flat water for the annual World Cup, and first stop on the Canaries leg of the PWA World Tour.