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Wednesday, 12 March 2008 |
 Philip Adamidis set a new greek record today at the fourth Driven by Wind session. The speed of 42.81 knots is subject to WSSRC ratification.
The conditions have been only good in the very beginning, before the wind became to broad and the chop started rolling down the course. Lets hope for another good session later on !
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Wednesday, 12 March 2008 |
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The fourth session of the Driven by Wind record event is on. First speeds are around 44-45 knots, and depending on the wind pattern it could become even more. You can follow the action LIVE here !
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Tuesday, 11 March 2008 |
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We are happy to announce that the events in Karpathos and Tarifa have become more probable during the last few days. We are still working on the details, but it looks pretty much for 20.08.-26.08.2008 for Karpathos and 16.09.-22.09. for Tarifa. Stay tuned, and please do not book before official documents are available !
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Tuesday, 11 March 2008 |
 The 5th March obviously made one man (Antoine Albeau) very, very happy, but left another less than gruntled, one Finian Maynard, who lost his title as fastest sail powered man on water. Here’s BVI-11’s version of the day, and he clearly hasn’t spoken his last words on the subject !
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Karin 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.
