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Tag 4 ist um, war wohl etwas windiger...

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PWA Costa Teguise Freestyle World Cup
Day 4: Untouchable at the top: World Champions Estredo and Offringa school their opponents, and show they are in a class of their own in an epic day of high wind drama.

Jose ‘Gollito’ Estredo (Fanatic/North Sails) has smashed his way back to the top spot, fighting his through the rounds to twice-beat his Fanatic/North Sails teammate Marcillo Browne (Fanatic/North Sails). Showing nerves of steel with a battery of tricks to match, Estredo punished his nemesis in two grueling finals. In the women’s battle, World-Champion Sarah Quita Offringa (Starboard/NeilPryde) never wavered despite a gallant effort from Daida Ruano Moreno (North Sails) in Pozo-esque conditions.

The battle ground was hardened with nuclear conditions that caused havoc amongst the sailors. Thread-bare flags ripped from their posts, while cyclonic gusts trampled through the judges tower, scarring the steel structure, and forcing a break in competition.

The hellish gales were not enough to stop stand-out sailor Taty Frans (Starboard/MauiSails) using the time to hone his high-wind skills. The lion-hearted Bonairian put on a fantastic aerial display as he boosted vast backloops high above the turbulent seas.

Frans’ fearless mind-set punished some of the biggest names in the world, as he took this dominant attitude forward, and charged through heats. Ian Mouro Lemos (JP/NeilPryde), Antxon Otaegui (JP/NeilPryde/MFC), Anthony Ruenes (Tabou) and Nicolas Akgazciyan (Starboard/Gun Sails) were cast aside without second thought in arguably the most competitive and arduous heats of the day. Taty showed a ruthless spirit as he even put brother Tonky Frans (F2/Gaastra) to the sword despite Tonky pulling out massive forward loops. Taty finally met his maker when he came across Estredo who had been watching in earnest.

Having sailed seven punishing rounds, Frans’ mettle was tested, and an outstanding display by the World Champion Gollito Estredo, saw the end of a heroic run. Kiri Thode (Starboard/Gaastra) was the only remaining challenger who stood between Estredo and a place in the final. At all times, their heat was nail-bitingly close, Thode showing glimpses of brilliance throughout nailing a triple spock as the heat entered the final minute. However, in the dying seconds, Estredo pulled off a brilliant air chacho, landing with such brutal force that he transcended physical limitations and claimed the fantastic stunt.

A battle for glory ensued as Estredo faced Browne, Gollito having to win twice to seize the event crown. The spectators were delighted as the two heavyweights locked horns in a dramatic encounter that saw Browne nail a clew first puneta, and a flawless air funnel thus taking an early lead. There was no room for error as Estredo raised the roof with a sickeningly clinical air chacho, unquestionably the move of the event.

Estredo had done enough to win the first test, and he never showed signs of weakness as he entered second final. The steel-nerved duo continued to impress as they busted vast stunts meters away from dry reef. An impossibly fast burner supported a switch-double-funnell in the dying throes of the heat, gave Estredo the edge. The defending champion had stamped his mark on the fleet, once again proving his dominance in this discipline.

Mention must also be made for gallant performances by Andy Chambers (JP/NeilPryde), Andre Paskowski (Fanatic/North Sails), Anthony Ruenes (Tabou) and Leo Ray (Naish/Naish/MFC) that saw them climb up through the ranks in today’s epic event.

The women’s double was no stranger to action, with the Moreno Twins dominating the first rounds, while Nayra Alonso (Fanatic/Severne) and Sylvia Alba Orozco (MFC) sailed superbly through to the top eight. An unsympathetic draw saw Iballa Ruano Moreno (North Sails) face Daida Ruano Moreno (North Sails) in a staggering early clash. The two threw themselves into courageous stunts, each landing clean flakas, massive backloops and stalled forwards.

Daida made the most of the familiar conditions, ending the heat on top after a perfect one footed backloop. The Canarian local charged through against Alonso, Laure Treboux (Fanatic/North Sails) and Yolanda Freites de Brendt (Fanatic/North Sails). Alas, even the on-form Junko Nagoshi (Tabou/Simmer Style/Dakine) couldn’t stop mighty Moreno on her charge for the final, where she was to come up against the formidable Sarah Quita Offringa (Starboard/NeilPryde) once more.

Their two styles seemed worlds apart as the finalists took to the water. Offringa’s effortless, feline poise disguised the rugged environment as she gracefully executed a flurry of moves, whilst Moreno’s fearless pushloop-tweak attempt and powerful flaka combination defined a different approach.

With refinement and certainty, Sara Quita conducted an orchestral display of freestyle trickery, leaving Moreno on the ropes, struggling for a foothold as the seconds ticked away. Once again, Offringa had proved herself a worthy adversary to even the world’s finest windsurfer, as she beamed back to the beach to await her coronation.

As the event heads in to its ultimate day, the two champions have already been crowned. An exceptional performance by both Estredo and Offringa has sent a clear message resounding to windsurfing’s elite: to win, you will need to be better than perfect.

Current Overall Event Ranking (After 2 Double Eliminations)

MEN:
1 Jose Estredo
2 Marcillo Browne
3 Kiri Thode
4 Antxon Otaegui
5 Taty Frans

WOMEN:
1 Sarah Quita Offringa
2 Junko Nagoshi
3 Daida Ruano Moreno
4 Laure Treboux
5 Yolanda Freites de Brendt

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Philip Köster wird heute und morgen im Fernsehen zu sehen sein.
Und er startet ab sofort für Deutschland, seine neue Segelnummer lautet G-44.

Zitat von Philip Köster

I was for the first time in germany last year competing in Sylt PWA and red bull big day in weissenhaus .( winner :o) , I liked how the germans love their sport . It was so cold!! I want to do more travels and competicons to promote windsurfing , that we all keep on with the competicions and have fun. I think I can reach more with the G in the sail , I am german and i think it,s time to join the german team . I hope my spanish friends are not angry about my decision. I am still the same :o) and for training and living is Vargas the best in the world!

I was sailing and training recently at my homespot.because of having the last examns in school. I did a lot of freestyle and fin-testing (Mauiultrafins) A camerateam from the german TV ZDF was here with me for 3 days. one day I had 3 cameras on board , ( o.k. I lost 1, but that was not my fault, just a doble loop) good experience.

TV: ZDF PUR 04.07. 9.00 Uhr
TV: KIKA 05.07. 19.25 Uhr

I am always ready for Pozo , hope wind and waves are good

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Hatte sich schon angedeutet, finde ich gut, solange es dort auch genug Wind haben wird...

Zitat von PWA

Dear Sailors,

The Italian Slalom world Cup is now expected to take place from the 1st – 6th September. We expect to have final confirmation in the next week.

Best regards

The PWA
Professional Windsurfers Association
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Das hatten wir auch mal auf einem Speedworldcup, 2005 in Port St. Louis. Windböen von 75 Knoten, da sind die stärksten Boote trotz Abdeckung durch eine Mole nicht mehr gegen an gekommen.
War die Hölle. Ich mit 5.4, Dunki mit 5.8...

Zitat von Fredstyles

Klar bringts was. Die Verbindung zwischen alten und neuen Lagen ist unproblematisch. Mit ein bisschen Pech führt dieses Tuning aber lediglich zu einer Verlagerung der Bruchstelle zum Frontstück hin, wo eine Verstärkung ggf. nicht möglich ist.

In jedem Fall blamabel für die betreffenden Marken. In der Formel 1 wär das ein Riesenskandal, wenn rauskäme, dass ein Fahrer sein Fahrzeug privat mit zusätzlichen Carbonverstärkungen nachrüstet, nur um sicherzugehen, dass die Karre während des Rennens nicht auseinanderfällt.

Gruß

Fred

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Naja, ob es blamabel ist laß ich mal dahin gestellt. Normalerweise muß man als Hersteller auch nicht unbedingt davon ausgehen, daß eine Gabel täglich im Hardcore Regattaeinsatz ist.
Wenn man gleich unzerstörbar baut, dann heult die 99,5% Normal-Kundschaft wegen des hohen Preises und des möglicherweise zu hohen Gewichts.
Ich weiß von Dunki, daß er alle Gabeln bisher verstärken musste, bis auf die AL360 jetzt (die halten bisher ausnahmslos alle seit Anfang November 2008). Seine North und X9 Gabeln sind entweder vorn neben dem Frontstück gebrochen, oder zwischen den Trapezclipsen. Das hat maximal 3-4 Wochen gedauert, nicht länger. Eher kürzer... Trotz Verstärkung.

Grüße

Totti

Zitat von sittinggun

ist es denn nicht möglich,diese typen beim Namen zu nennen ?

sitt

Sicher nicht, tut ja auch nichts zur Sache.
Aber diese Scheinheiligkeit kotzt mich einfach an. Und an Wolfgang gehen so seit 20 Jahren oder länger schon die Lorbeeren vorbei.

Hier mal Pics...

White Water Ride Core 42 und Free Race 36, Choco Free Race Spirit 34, Lorch Freeride 32, Select Supercross SX30.

Streamlined ist natürlich super schade, denn das Kopfstück ist der Wahnsinn. Zumal es das ja auch einzeln für unterschiedliche andere Gabeln bekommen kann.
AL360 ist kein Problem und ganz sicher im Test, sonst bekommst Du meine Slalom und Wave...

Hola Claus,

nimm doch mal lieber ein paar Tage frei, daß wir mal wieder zusammen surfen können. Dein Segel ist übrigens da, kriegste dann die Tage...

Saludos

Totti

Keiner?

Dann werde ich wohl der erste sein, der die mal fährt...?...

Ich habe sie gestern bekommen, ich mache nachher mal ein paar Pics. Sie hat auf jeden Fall mehr Fläche als die anderen Freerace/Freeride Finnen, die ich hier habe. Scheint auch dicker zu sein...

Grüße

Totti

Ich möchte dazu mal meinen Senf loslassen:

Ich finde es ehrlich gesagt eine Sauerei wenn sich Leute von Wolfgang Finnen bauen lassen, die nicht bezahlen, und dann damit Höchstgeschwindigkeiten fahren und nicht mal den Arsch in der Hose haben, zu sagen, das war mit der Lessacher. Nein, die werden ein wenig von Marke XYZ unterstützt und tragen dann entsprechend diese Marke ein.

Aber Wolfgang, das bist letztendlich Du auch selbst schuld, du bist einfach zu gutmütig...

Grüße

Totti

P.S.
Ich hatte dir gestern auf den AB gesprochen, das Gießharz ist gestern gekommen...

Tag 3:

Zitat von PWA

PWA Costa Teguise Freestyle World Cup
Day 3: Estredo fights off local hero in the opening double, whilst Offringa remains untouchable at the top.

A grueling double elimination has altered the rankings, with questions being asked of the world’s elite. The defending champions were forced to sail with inspiration as freestyle is pushed to a new level here in Lanzarote. Upsets in the men’s second single elimination have ignited a race for the event crown, and stand out performances by the women have shifted key contenders. Overnight, a six-foot swell had churned the reef white, and a 35-knot wind spiraled cyclones in the sand. It was clear from the outset today that fortune would favor the brave.

The Double Elimination.
Yolanda De Brendt (Fanatic/North Sails) and Daida Ruano Moreno (North Sails) quickly accustomed to the turbulent conditions in the day’s opening encounter. Moreno was superb in the air, swift to assert her presence with a fearless stalled forward supporting a comfortable freestyle display. Whilst De Brendt sailed fantastically, boosting high shakas and slick punetas, the Spaniard’s aerial dominance prevailed.

Nevertheless, against a faultless performance by Junko Nagoshi (Tabou/Simmer Style/Da Kine), even a double forward was not enough, as Moreno was eliminated leaving Japan’s first lady on the crest of the wave. Nagoshi climbed the ranks of the passionate and highly competitive women’s fleet, ahead of the talented Laure Treboux (Fanatic / North Sails), fighting her way to the final.

Sarah-Quita Offringa (Starboard/NeilPryde) showed no intention of sharing her title as the two charged into their showdown. Taking advantage of the swell, Offringa boosted into a massive shaka, and slid into a faultless clew-first flaka, one step ahead of Nagoshi at all times. The windsurfing world has found something special in Offringa, who has succeed in transforming women’s competition to the outstanding level that have we witnessed here today.

Intensity on the water continued to build, as the epic conditions inspired the men to combine big wave stunts with freestyle trickery. The unflinching attitude held by a determined Antxon Otaegui (JP/NeilPryde/MFC) saw the heroic local reach new heights in today’s event. As howling trade winds took hold, Steven Van Broeckhoven (F2/Maui Sails), Marcillo Browne (Fanatic/North Sails), and Kiri Thode (Starboard/Gaastra) all fell to the Spaniard who landed clean double forwards in every heat. It was Otaegui’s strength that shone through the rounds, allowing him to muscle through every move in a steadfast, brilliant display.

Jose ‘Gollito’ Estredo (Fanatic/North Sails) waited calmly on the beach for his challenger before taking to the water to defend his lead. Otaegui opened up with a funnel and a one-handed shaka directly in front of Gollito, ruthlessly showing his intentions. The Venezuelan held his nerve brilliantly, responding with a huge air chacho, followed by a one handed shaka. A perfect heat for Estredo gave him the edge, and The World Champion was still on top.

A resolute performance by Otaegui had done enough to leave him in second place, a strong to position to stand in a quest for the top spot.

The Second Single Elimination
Making it through the early heats, Andy Chambers (JP/NeilPryde), Anthony Ruenes (Tabou), Philip Soltysiak (Starboard/Dakine) and Danilo Da Silva (Fanatic/North Sails) all impressed as they adapted their strategies to the punishing conditions.

The second round saw competition intensify, and the raw emotions on show echoed the desire of the brilliant competitors. In an enthused display, Ruenes overcame Taty Frans (Starboard/MauiSails) in a nail biting early draw. One of the most daring and confident performances saw Ruenes plane through a no-handed funnell, with both arms saluting the crowd, right at the apex of the rotation.

Fellow countryman Nicolas Akgazciyan (Starboard/Gun Sails) provided the first major upset of the event, passing Antxon Otaegui in a battle for the semi-final. A split decision came down to the wire, with his lack of diversity being Otaegui’s Achilles Heel. Ironically, the local was marked down for move repetition - two double forwards. Evidently, the standard is so high this year that the sailors must take heed of the judges criteria, and sail a strategically perfect heat.

Progressing to the semi-final, Akgazciyan faced Thode, whilst a possessed Marcillo Browne (Fanatic/North Sails) took on Gollito Estredo. In the ultimate heat of the day, Browne was simply unstoppable, landing an incredible air chacho clew first, sailing away dry. The Brazilian thrived in the tempestuous conditions, and outclassed Estredo, taking him through to the final. Joining him was an equally impressive Thode, filling his score card with the maximum fourteen moves in just four minutes.

The lighter evening winds gave Thode an advantage as the horn announced the men’s final. Browne sailed tactically, staying outside in the stronger winds, and executing his powerful repertoire perfectly. An early triple spock looked to give Thode the edge, but Browne’s power-sailing dominated the heat, and he won unanimously.

In the women’s single, Silvia Alba Orozco (MFC) and Nayra Alonso (Fanatic/Severne) sailed aggressively to make the top eight, despite a strong heat from Michaela Malina (JP/NeilPryde/MFC). Upsetting the order, Yoli De Brendt passed Daida Ruano Moreno (North Sails) in a split decision. Moreno planed away from a flaka diablo, but De Brent’s overall performance kept her in the running.

On top form, Laure Treboux and Yoli De Brendt battled tightly in the loser’s final, whilst Nagoshi and Offringa took top two remaining places. Each of these four women deserves praise, after competing with intensity and brilliance in brutal conditions. De Brendt dug deep into her arsenal of tricks to clinch third place, while Offringa remained the dominant force in the final despite a valiant display by Nagoshi.

1st Round Double Elimination Results:
1 – Jose Estredo
2 – Antxon Otaegui
3 – Kiri Thode
4 – Marcillo Browne

1 - Sarah-Quita Offringa
2 - Junko Nagoshi
3 – Laure Treboux
4 – Daida Ruano Moreno

2nd Round Single Elimination Results:
1 - Marcillo Browne
2 - Kiri Thode
3 - Jose Estredo
4 - Nicolas Akgazciyan

1 - Sarah-Quita Offringa
2 - Junko Nagoshi
3 - Yoli De Brendt
4 - Laure Treboux

Don’t forget, you can also:
• Use our LIVE ticker service

• Check the elimination ladders

• View results

• Watch amazing video action clips

• Read daily news summaries

• Browse awesome action photo galleries

For more information, please contact the PWA office via info@pwaworldtour.com

Professional Windsurfers Association
info@pwaworldtour.com
http://www.pwaworldtour.com

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Zitat von Lurchi

Moin Totti,

Du hast ja wahrscheinlich auch die 09 er Schlaufen. Das Problem tritt meines Wissens nach bei den 08er auf.

Ciao
Michael

Mmhhh...

Also, 08er Boards habe ich ja auch noch. Da habe ich auch keine Probleme mit gehabt.

Naja, alles Schnee von gestern...

Also, ich war super zufrieden mit den Starboard Schlaufen. Ich habe aber auch in meinen Proofboards mit Proof Schlaufen die Bälle drin, wenn ich die stapele.

Müssen ja zu den neuen lilafarbenen Segeln von North passen...

Tag 2:

Zitat von PWA

PWA Costa Teguise Freestyle World Cup
Day 2: Would be challengers fall to the might of reigning World Champions, as Estredo and Offringa hold firm at the top.

Foresight has proven accurate in Lanzarote today, as the reigning World Champions held their ground at the top of the leader-board. Costa Teguise provided epic conditions, allowing a gargantuan battle commence in a race for the top. The wind filled in to a solid 25 knots that ripped across the pier, as the fleet performed excellently in front of a massive crowd. Ultimately, predictions were fulfilled, as the favorites dominated the single elimination.

As action commenced, it was clear that the level of freestyle has improved exponentially this year. In order to progress, every sailor had to be at his or her best; in an event where technical brilliance simply wasn’t enough. Today, an emphasis was needed on ‘style’, as the competitors fought hard to personalize their routines and wow their critics.

The early men’s round saw a disappointing exit for France’s Leo Ray (Naish/Naish/MFC) at the hands of one of the most exciting up-and-coming athletes in the sport, Steven Van Broeckhoven (F2/MauiSails).

Andre Paskowski (Fanatic/North Sails), Nicolas Akgazciyan (Starboard/Gun Sails), Ian Mouro Lemos (JP/NeilPryde) and Maarten Van Ochten (JP/NeilPryde/MFC) each cruised through their first rounds, it was soon evident that the super-styled new school were going to prove tricky to beat in the later stages. First blood was drawn when a strong Marcillo Browne (Fanatic/North) felled the ultra-talented Michael Roßmeier (Exocet/The Loft) in the day’s first split-decision, thanks to a flawless combination of culos, double flakas, and conos. Later, Anthony Ruenes (Tabou) was put to the sword despite sailing brilliantly against the outstanding Jose Estredo (Fanatic/North Sails).

Tonky Frans (F2/Gaastra) and Taty Frans (Starboard/MauiSails) outshone their opponents early on, thanks to a unique, smooth style that has always proved successful. However, indicating the level of the competition this year, even these two maestros couldn’t suppress the charge by World Champion Estredo, or local-hero Antxon Otaegui (JP/NeilPryde/MFC) on their path to the final. The other end of the draw saw Kiri Thode (Starboard/Gaastra) take on Marcillo Browne (Fanatic/North), where Thode was quick to stamp his authority on the heat.

As most insiders predicted, the ultimate showdown between the men this afternoon was between Thode and Estredo. Their final witnessed a flawless competition, with spectators and fellow competitors alike watching in awe as they executed moves with gravity-defying height, and composure. An air-flaka-diablo on the horn by Thode made the result even tighter, as the judges struggled to find flaw with either competitor. In the end, it was with a 0.5 difference that a relieved Estredo punched the sky in delight as he was pronounced winner of the first round.

As the double elimination progressed, stand out performances by Andy Chambers (JP/NeilPryde), Philip Soltysiak (Starboard), Steven Van Broeckhoven (F2/MauiSails) left the top sailors nervously waiting on the beach. On the same side of the ladder, the Frans brothers met in the most exciting heat of the day. Both sailed immaculately, but in the dying minutes of the heat that Tonky finally nailed the newest trick on the freestyle circuit – a forward loop-flaka. Tonky has been attempting this move for some time, and it finally paid off as he clinched the position ahead of his brother to face Van Broeckhoven in the final men’s heat of the day. On his best form, the Belgian did enough to displace Frans, ending his day on a high with his sights set firmly on the top spot.

The women really impressed with the competitors showing a varied, yet consistent, trick base. First on the water was Yolanda De Brendt (Fanatic/North Sails), who had to sail impeccably against a determined Xenia Kessler (MauiSails) to advance through thrilling heat. The Venezuelan pulled off a fantastic grubby in the opening minutes of the heat, piling the pressure on her adversary. Both Nayra Alonso (Fanatic/Severne) and Silvia Orozco (MFC) did enough to progress the first round against great challenges by Olga Raskina (JP/NeilPryde/MFC) and Michaela Malina (JP/NeilPryde/MFC), respectively. Unfortunately for Alonso, a draw against the formidable Champion, Sarah Quita Offringa (Starboard/NeilPryde), left her needing success in the double elimination in order to come away with a deserved result.

The amazing standard that women’s windsurfing has reached caused an upset as the marveled Iballa Ruano Moreno (North Sails) lost out after an outstanding performance by Junko Nagoshi (Tabou/Simmer Style). Nagoshi claimed flakas on both tacks, as well as faultless spocks – enough to send her through to the quarterfinals. Meanwhile, both Laure Treboux (Fanatic/North Sails) and Daida Ruano Moreno (North Sails) fought hard to complete the Top 4.

As the final approached, the Swiss freestyle specialist looked like only true challenger against the super-talented Offringa who had been exceptional all day. Miss Treboux landed a grubby and a clew first spock in succession, as Bonaire’s Offringa planed out of a puneta, backed up by a perfect cono. It was to be Offringa’s day as she was awarded first place, in a 3-0 decision by the judges.

The double elimination followed immediately, with initial success for Nayra Alonso (Fanatic/Severne), as she found form and finished in the top six. Yolanda De Brendt (Fanatic/North Sails) ended Alonso’s fortune in the final heat of the day with an outstanding display that included perfect air-flakas on both tacks.

As events wound to a close this evening, it is clear that the World Champions have no intention of sharing their glory. We head into tomorrow looking forward to strengthening wind and waves, and the conclusion to the first thrilling double elimination.

Results:
Men:
1 – Estredo, Jose (Fanatic/North Sails)
2 – Thode, Kiri ((Starboard/Gaastra)
3 – Browne, Marcillo (Fanatic/North Sails)
4 – Otaegui, Antxon (JP/NeilPryde/MFC)

Women:
1 – Offringa, Sarah-Quita (Starboard/NeilPryde)
2 – Treboux, Laure (Fanatic/North Sails)
3 – Nagoshi, Junko (Tabou/Simmer Style/Dakine)
4 – Ruano Moreno, Daida (North Sails)

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Hallo,

einen echten Shorty trage ich nur auf Gran Canaria, bzw. wenn ich richtig im Süden bin. In nahen europäischen Gefilden lieber einen Kurzarm/Langbein...

Grüße

Totti

Hallo,

die Lewo Duo Cut Speed steht aufrechter im Kasten. Die Rake 30 steht mit einem Winkel von 30° zum Unterwasserschiff, eine Seegras z.B. in der Regel mit 45°.
Anscheinend ist es so (wurde der Beweis eigentlich erbracht? ), daß die Rake 30 eben schneller sein soll im Topspeed auf den relevanten Kursen...

Wolfgang Lessacher wird aber sicher besser etwas dazu sagen können...

Grüße

Totti

Das ist nicht so einfach, Alex. Der Begriff "Deutscher Meister" ist insofern geschützt, als daß man eben ein paar Dinge erfüllen muß, um das so kommunizieren zu dürfen.
Genauso der Begriff "Welt" usw.

Natürlich ist Papier geduldig, aber nur solange es den entsprechenden Leuten nicht in die Hände fällt.

Ich durfte mich damit ja mal auseinandersetzen, als wir die ISA gegründet hatten. Die hieß am Anfang WSA, World Speedsurfing blabla. Und das World war zuviel und ein größeres Problem...

Zitat von Alexander vom WJ

Moin Doc,

verstehe ich das also richtig: Wenn man nur auf Fehmarn mitfährt kann man nicht Deutscher Meister werden?! Und derjenige, der es am Ende dann ist, ist es gar nicht wirklich ??? Bzw. darf sich nicht DM nennen?

Gruß

Alexander

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Um deutscher Meister zu werden, müssen ein paar Dinge erfüllt werden. So müssen z.B. genügend Starter da sein, der Verband muß die Veranstaltung entsprechend beim deutschen Segler Verband anmelden.

Letztes Jahr wurde beides nicht erfüllt. Zumindest in den Jahren davor hat man die Veranstaltung beim DSV angemeldet, hat aber nie genügend Starter aufs Wasser gebracht. Demnach gab es noch nie einen offiziellen deutschen Meister im Speedsurfen. Ich wüsste zumindest gerade nicht, wann das gewesen sein sollte. Kommuniziert wurde stets etwas anderes.
Es gibt dazu ein paar sehr interessante Threads hier im Forum...