Day 1 of the Wave division is officially in the books, and Thy delivered in full force! The iconic reef at Klitmøller turned on the power today, providing a spectacular playground for the fleet as the world’s best junior wave riders put on an absolute clinic in classic North Sea conditions.
With relentless energy, the riders battled through 2 of the 3 scheduled rounds today. The competition is razor-thin heading into the final day, with tiebreakers holding the top spots in both Boy's U15s and U18s, while local Danish talent continues to press hard at the top of the fleet.
Current Standings After Round 2
Girl’s U18 Wave
1st Trine Gobisch (GER / Duotone Windsurfing)
2nd Bobbi-Lynn De Jong (NB | Starboard / NeilPryde)
3rd Frida Miron (GER | F2 / F2 Sails / Maui Ultra Fins)
Girl's U21 Wave
1st Emma Miron (GER | F2 / F2 Sails / Maui Ultra Fins)
2nd Helena Lale (GER | Severne Windsurfing)
Boy’s U15 Wave
1st Anton Gobisch (GER | Duotone Windsurfing)
2nd Liam Calo (ITA |
Boy’s U18 Wave
1st Peter Gobisch (GER | Duotone Windsurfing)
2nd Bjørn Olesen (DEN | Severne Windsurfing / Maui Ultra Fins)
3rd Emil Skov Nielsen (DEN | Tabou / GA Sails)
4th Jens Juul-Olsen (DEN | Severne Windsurfing)
Boy’s U21 Wave
1st Anton Richter (GER | JP / NeilPryde / Maui Ultra Fins)
2nd Jörn Arne (GER |
3rd Leon Maethner (GER | Duotone Windsurfing)
4th Ben Behrendt (GER)
5th Oscar Hjertberg (SWE |
Sunday Outlook: Heavy Gale and House-Sized Waves in Hanstholm
Sunday is set to be the ultimate showdown. With the third and final round coming up, the overall Cold Hawaii World Cup Champions will be crowned, shifting the leaderboards and crowning new leaders on the World Tour rankings.
The forecast for Sunday is nothing short of extreme—heavy gale-force winds and massive, house-sized waves are locking in. To capitalise on the raw power of the storm, the event will relocate to Hanstholm, with the final elimination expected to kick off around 13:00 CEST.
Despite the heavy, unforgiving North Sea conditions, these young wave riders make extreme wave sailing look effortless. Expect high-flying aerials, heavy turns, and maximum commitment on the water.
Photos: Ben Behrendt