PWA News

Frenchman Jules Denel caught on camera in Gran Canaria.

A flashy new site for a funky Dutch freestyler.

A Colombian freestyle production soon to be on a screen near you…

The former world champion's windsurfing centres have been brought to life on the world wide web!

The specialist windsurfing media house recently uploaded their footage from this year's Pozo Izquierdo Grand Prix.

Brace yourself for the ultimate wavesailing finale at the world renowned reef breaks of Ponta Preta and Little Ho'okipa!

Caught on camera - Boujmaa throws a forward into backloop!

Event Summary - Micah Buzianis and Valerie Arrighetti claim victory in Turkey after a tense few days on standby saw them counting down the seconds until it was all over.

Day 6 - Micah Buzianis and Valerie Arrighetti claim victory on the crystal clear waters of Alacati, and Antoine Albeau secures yet another slalom world title with an event to spare!

Day 5 - The waiting game continues as the Meltemi fails to return with any force, leaving the PWA’s elite racers sheltering in the shade on another glorious day in Alacati.

Day 4 - Another windless day in paradise leaves Buziains and Arrighetti sitting pretty at the top whilst their rivals eagerly await the return of the Meltemi.

Day 3 - The PWA’s most fierce competitors were becalmed on the third day of racing, leaving Buzianis and Arrighetti on top of the world in Turkey.

Day 2 - Buzianis remains in control despite being pushed hard by Albeau and Maynard, whilst Arrighetti strengthens her lead, but allows Offringa to steal a bullet.

Day 1 - Buzianis scores two bullets to take a convincing early event lead, whilst Arrighetti reminds Jaggi that the tour’s far from over!

Event Preview - Crystal clear waters, and constant trade winds – It must mean the World Tour is heading back to Turkey for more adrenalin pumping slalom action at the sixth Pegasus Airlines Surf ‘n’ Sound sports and music festival in Alacati.

Fanatic's Addicted to Ride series continues with some insane action from the world's most radical riders.