PWA News

Event Preview: Wave world titles on-the-line and it all comes down to the legendary Aloha Classic - only two women and three men remain in with a chance...

Day 5: The final day in Alaçati ends with a bang after a brief, unexpected break in the wind, which temporarily halted proceedings

Day 4: The wind springs into life to produce a day of Foil Slalom

Tenerife Windsurf Solution temporarily suspends the TWS Pro Slalom Training for Winter 2026 due to environmental restrictions

Event Summary: Sylt once again delivers a total mix of conditions over the last 10 days to deliver results in every category

Day 10: A wet, wild and windy final day sees Marc Paré tame the ferocious North Sea to defend his event title ahead of Philip Köster, Miguel Chapuis and Victor Fernandez

Day 9: Sol Degrieck wins her first World Cup at just 15-years-old as top two Women’s world title contenders falter, while Men’s Wave Single elimination will be completed on Sunday with only top eight left standing

Day 8: Freestylers raise the bar as Sylt produces a day of world class Freestyle, which sees an inspired Lennart Neubauer win the Single Elimination, while Yentel Caers has one-hand on a third Freestyle world title

Day 7: Matteo Iachino and Johan Søe continue to exchange bullets, but it’s the young Dane who is on the cusp of victory after latest three eliminations

Day 6: Superb Søe cements place at top of Foil Slalom leaderboard with another bullet and a second place

Day 5: Another lay day as the forecast solidifies for the last few days of the 41st edition of the Windsurf World Cup Sylt

Day 4: A brief flurry of wind sees Men’s Foil Slalom Elimination 3 whittled down to top 16, while we take a look at the Waterspeed Challenge thus far

Day 3: All fleets remained on hold with light winds and sunny skies dominating on Sunday

Day 2: Johan Søe and Matteo Iachino share a bullet apiece in the opening two eliminations with the Dane leading by 4 points at close of play

Event Preview: It’s time for the biggest event of the year and there’s a Men’s Freestyle world title on-the-line, while Wave and Foil Slalom title races continue to gather pace

World title contenders Sarah-Quita Offringa and Yentel Caers cast their eyes on the event ahead