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Pozo turns up the heat for nine days of mind blowing freestyle, slalom and wave competition.

Junko Nagoshi fends off Laure Treboux to claim third overall in the freestyle stakes, and Ricardo Campello & Daido Moreno launch into orbit to win the final day’s wave super session.

A repeat of 2007 sees Victor Fernandez and Daida Moreno crowned event winners after an awe inspiring double elimination finale at the Pozo proving ground.

Day Seven: Fifty knot wavesailing madness sees more competitors fall by the wayside in the double elimination.

Familiar faces return to podium, following a grueling day of race and freestyle competition in Pozo Izquierdo.

Multi discipline action sees the freestyle, slalom and wave fleets all hit the water for true Grand Slam competition on day five.

Fighting to defend her first place finish from the previous day’s single elimination, Sarah-Quita Offringa (Starboard, NeilPryde) successfully stood her ground in the double elimination to defeat Daida Moreno (North Sails) in the final, and cement her…

Battering 40 knot winds set the scene for a full day of freestyle and race action at the infamous Pozo Izquierdo windsurfing arena.

Antoine Albeau shows he’s still the man to beat, winning both of day two’s slalom eliminations with a perfect run of first place finishes.

The PWA catches up with Finian Maynard to talk about his latest move to Italian board manufacturer RRD.

One day down, and the men’s and women’s wave single elimination is complete. The action packed day culminated with Victor Fernandez and Daida Moreno taking top honours in their respective fleets, leaving only the double elimination left to settle the…

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.