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 Bjorn Dunkerbeck is the most successful professional windsurfer of all times, and still chasing for new records.
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1. V. Ghibaudo, FRA
2. Z. Davis, GBR
3. M. Raisi, FRA
4. K. Jaggi, SUI
5. B. Hoefer, GER
1. A. Bringdal, SWE
2. C. Moussilmani, FRA
3. B. Dunkerbeck, SUI
4. C. Bordes, FRA
5. D. Garrel, LUX
1. North Sails
2. Loft Sails
3. KA Sails
4. Simmer
5. Neil Pryde
1. Alex Caizergues, FRA
2. Sylvain Hoceini, FRA
3. Rob Douglas, USA
4. Chris Prin-Guenon, FRA
5. Jerome Bila, FRA
1. France
2. Netherlands
3. Germany
4. Switzerland
5. Greece
1. Starboard
2. Fanatic
3. T1
4. Carbon Art
5. F2
1. France
2. USA
3. South Africa
4. Great Britain
5. Germany
1. Charlotte Consorti, FRA
2. Sjoukje Bredenkamp, RSA
3. Melissa Gil, USA
4. Caroline Adrien, FRA
5. Jemma Grobbelaar, GBR
ISWC
Greek Championship
Karpathos, Greece
26.07.-30.07.2009
ISWC
World Championships
Karpathos, Greece
31.07.-05.08.2009
ISWC
Walvis Bay Speedweek
Walvis Bay, Namibia
September TBC
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Pascal Maka was the first one taking the crown of speedsailing to the windsurfers. He now organizes record attempts.
Fred Haywood was the first Windsurfer over 30 knots, an unbelievable barrier in 1983.
Thierry Bielak was holding the windsurfers 500m record from 1991-2004.
Sebastien Cattelan was the first person breaking the elusive 50 knots mark - the holy gral of speedsailing.
