Outright World Records

500 m Men A. Caizergues 50.57kn
500 m Women  S. Bredenkamp 45.20kn
Nautical Mile Men Hydroptere 43.09kn
Nautical Mile Women Z. Davis 34.74kn
 

Hall of Fame

karin.jpgKarin Jaggi is the most successful womens windsurfer in history, and raised the 10m class outright record after 12 years from 40.05 to 41.25 knots.
 
National Records: Canada
500 m Men S. Stephan 30.37kn
500 m Women  J. Parker 22.86kn
Nautical Mile Men n/a n/a
Nautical Mile Women n/a n/a
 

Rankings 2009

  • IKA Nations

    1. France
    2. USA
    3. South Africa
    4. Great Britain
    5. Germany

  • ISWC Overall Women

    1. V. Ghibaudo, FRA
    2. Z. Davis, GBR
    3. M. Raisi, FRA
    4. K. Jaggi, SUI
    5. B. Hoefer, GER

  • ISWC Overall Men

    1. A. Bringdal, SWE
    2. C. Moussilmani, FRA
    3. B. Dunkerbeck, SUI
    4. C. Bordes, FRA
    5. D. Garrel, LUX

  • IKA Overall Women

    1. Charlotte Consorti, FRA
    2. Sjoukje Bredenkamp, RSA
    3. Melissa Gil, USA
    4. Caroline Adrien, FRA
    5. Jemma Grobbelaar, GBR

  • ISWC Sail Manufacturers

    1. North Sails
    2. Loft Sails
    3. KA Sails
    4. Simmer
    5. Neil Pryde

  • ISWC Board Manufacturers

    1. Starboard
    2. Fanatic
    3. T1
    4. Carbon Art
    5. F2

  • ISWC Nations

    1. France
    2. Netherlands
    3. Germany
    4. Switzerland
    5. Greece

  • IKA Overall Men

    1. Alex Caizergues, FRA
    2. Sylvain Hoceini, FRA
    3. Rob Douglas, USA
    4. Chris Prin-Guenon, FRA
    5. Jerome Bila, FRA

Seasons Top Speed

37.66 kn

S. Moussilmani, FRA
at the French Cup
Port St. Louis, France

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Rider of the day

Panagiotis Drakopoulos, GRE
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Approved Worldcup Spots

Sotavento, ESP

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Spot Record: 44.21 knots
Roddy Lewis, USA, 1995

 
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New All Time World Ranking published PDF Print E-mail
Sunday, 10 August 2008

After the two events held in Fuerteventura, the All Time World Ranking, based on the best WSSRC approved speeds, has been published. 495 sailors have been taking part in official record attempts since 2002, still counting. What has been an exclusive 40 knot club two years ago with 36 riders, has now almost doubled to 71 sailors over the magical 40 knot mark. This clearly shows how fast the development is, with new equipment available and new discovered spots like Soutend and Luderitz.

Leader of the pack is Antoine Albeau ahead of Finian Maynard from St. Maries de la Mer, and then Alex Caizergues, Manu Taub and Sebastien Cattelan from Luderitz.

The record hunt continues soon with the upcoming record attempts in Luderitz (September), the french trench (starting October) and The Ray (starting November).

It seems to be only a question of time until the elusive 50 knots mark becomes history...

 

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