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Windsurfer World Championship – Back to the Future

350 competitors from 25 nations are taking part in the 2022 Windsurfer World Championship started in Mondello, Palermo, Italy.

Round Hayling Challenge and Wingfoil Open Event

For 2022, the ‘Round Hayling Challenge’ transforms into a two-day weekend event – The main sailing feature of Day 1 will be the Wingfoil Open Event – Day 2 will feature the classic ‘Round Hayling Challenge’ race

Kitefoil 2022 Traunsee - Damasiewicz and Dolenc

Final day rush at KiteFoil World Series Traunsee in Austria

Julia Damasiewicz (POL) and Martin Dolenc (CRO) both became first-time winners of a World Series event today at the conclusion of KiteFoil World Series Traunsee in Austria.

KiteFoil World Series Traunsee – Two days of racing remaining

The fickle lake winds tantalised the riders with the prospect of racing on day two of the KiteFoil World Series Traunsee in Austria, only to send their hopes crashing to the water . . . Again.

IKA Kitefoiling Youth U17 and U21 Worlds – Final Day

KA Kitefoiling Youth U17 and U21 Worlds – Final Day in Torregrande, Sardinia, delivers 5 new champions . . .

IKA Kitefoiling Youth U17 and U21 Worlds – Torregrande Day 1

After the first day of racing at the Formula Kite U21 and the A class…

Game Changer – First Foiling iQFOiL Tack captured on camera

iQFOiL history was written by 15-year-old Harry Joyner from Australia as he foiled through the first-ever tack on his iQFOiL equipment live in front of his coach’s camera

iQFOiL International Games – Youth & Junior stage

The Youth & Junior stage of the iQFOiL International Games were completed on Lake Garda on Saturday

First Wingfoil Open Race Event set for Hayling Island

Hayling Island SC is to run an Open Wingfoil event on Sunday 1 May 2022. Believed to be a first for the new Wingfoil class in the UK.

iQFOiL International Games – Day 1 & 2 Racing

First day of racing at the 2022 iQFOiL International Games, Lanzarote

Dunkerbeck breaks windsurfer 100kph speed barrier

Legendary windsurfer Björn Dunkerbeck broke the 100kph speed barrier, hitting 103.67kph over a two-second time gap – and holding an average speed of 101kph over a 100m stretch of water.