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Event Status changes for Namibia |
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Tuesday, 08 July 2008 |
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Also due to organizational problems, we need to announce that the ISWC African Continental Championships can not be held in Walvis Bay this year. We are just working on a format that allows a smaller competition with Grade C status for all our competitors in Namibia and South Africa.
The PKRA Worldcup in Walvis Bay is affected as well, but we are working hard to realize this world cup event in cooperation with the Luderitz Speed Sailing World Record attempt. More news on that to follow soon.
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Tuesday, 08 July 2008 |
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Unfortunately we received information from our organizing partner, that the event in Tarifa must be postponed until further notice due to organizational problems. We hope to give you an update soon about the next attempt to bring speedsailing back to Tarifa.
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New Major Sponsor for Karpathos Event |
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Sunday, 06 July 2008 |
 We are happy to announce, that with the Hellenic Duty Free Shops we have found a new, major sponsor for the upcoming speed worldcup event in Karpathos from 20.08.-26.08.2008.
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Hydroptere moved to PSL speed base |
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Sunday, 06 July 2008 |
 The flying trimaran has moved to its new speed base in Port St. Louis now to take advantage of the famous mistral winds and the shallow waters at Plage Napoleon. As soon as the wind is sufficient, serious record attempt runs will be started.
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Friday, 04 July 2008 |
 Shockwaves rumble in the world of windsurfing at this beginning of July with the surprise transfer, right in the middle of the season, of Finian Maynard to RRD… Why the sudden change, what’s the story behind the story ? Finian Maynard tells it like it is to Windsurfjournal.com !!!
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Thursday, 03 July 2008 |
 On the 3rd of July 2008 the creditor union accepted the quote offered and F2 International is therefore fully operational again. Karin Jaggi, Patrik Diethelm, Daniel Aeberli and Philipp Schnerr will be responsible for the development and marekting of the of the windsurfing lines.
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Two countries, two hemispheres, two objectives... |
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Saturday, 21 June 2008 |
 Two countries in opposing hemispheres are currently trying to be the first to break the current world speed sailing record, and crack the holy grail of 50 knots, regarded as the equivalent to the aeronautical sound barrier.
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Fred Haywood was the first Windsurfer over 30 knots, an unbelievable barrier in 1983.
