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 Pascal Maka was the first one taking the crown of speedsailing to the windsurfers. He now organizes record attempts.
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1. North Sails
2. Loft Sails
3. Simmer Sails
4. Neil Pryde
5. Gaastra
1. V. Ghibaudo, FRA
2. M. Raisi, FRA
3. K. Jaggi, SUI
4. E. Duby, FRA
5. S. Hebert, ARM
1. Sebastien Cattelan, FRA
2. Alex Caizergues, FRA
3. Chris Prin-Guenon, FRA
4. Jerome Bila, FRA
5. Rolf v/d Vlugt, FRA
1. Sjoukje Bredenkamp, RSA
2. Charlotte Consorti, FRA
3. Katja Roose, NED
4. Jemma Grobbelaar, GBR
5. Erika Lindberg, SWE
1. F2
2. Fanatic
3. T1
4. Starboard
5. Carbon Art
1. C. Moussilmani, FRA
2. B. van der Steen, NED
3. A. Albeau, FRA
4. B. Dunkerbeck, SUI
5. C. Bordes, FRA
1. Alex Caizergues, FRA
2. RObert Douglas, USA
3. Sebastien Cattelan, FRA
4. Sylvain Hoceini, FRA
5. Chris Prin-Guenon, FRA
1. France
2. Netherlands
3. Switzerland
4. Germany
5. Greece
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Spot Record: 43.09 knots Port St. Louis has seen several speed competitions in the past. Its comeback was in 2005 with the first ISA Speedsurfing Grand Prix held here and Bjorn Dunkerbecks private Record attempt in spring 2005, setting a nautical mile record of more than 35 knots. visit http://www.mer-et-passions.com/ |
