Day three of the IQFOiL International Games only managed to complet two races . . . both for the Men’s event
iQFOiL International Games – Day 1 & 2 Racing
First day of racing at the 2022 iQFOiL International Games, Lanzarote
iQFOiL International Games – Brits in force in Lanzarote
The 2022 iQFOiL International Games will take place in Lanzarote, Spain, from 24 to 29 January, with a total entry of 109, with racing starting on Tuesday 25 January
IKA KiteFoil World Series – Bainbridge, Mazella battle for lead
Day 1 of the Gran Canaria IKA KiteFoil World Series eneded with Axel Mazella of France leading
Podium finish for Aldridge and Bainbridge at Fuerteventura KiteFoil World Series
Great Britain’s Ellie Aldridge finished second and Connor Bainbridge third in the penultimate IKA KiteFoil World Series on Fuerteventura.
Fuerteventura IKA KiteFoil World Series – Rain stops Play
Rain stopped play on Day 3 of 2021 KiteFoil World Series Fuerteventura, the wind never settling down sufficiently for any racing.
Fuerteventura IKA KiteFoil World Series – Brits Flying on Day 2
Singapore’s fifteen years old Max Maeder was fast out of the blocks at the 2021 KiteFoil World Series Fuerteventura with three back-to-back wins
KiteFoil World Series – Plan is for six races on Thursday
No racing on Day 1 of the 2021 KiteFoil World Series Fuerteventura
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.
iQFOiL Europeans – Islay Watson takes Silver
Three medal races were completed to decide the winners of the iQFOiL European Championships in Marseille.
iQFOiL Europeans – Moving swiftly on to the Medal Races
Anothe tough day for the iQFOiL European Championship in Marseille, which suffered a blank day racewise, and will move directly to the Medal Races on Thursday
iQFOiL Europeans – Islay Watson moves into second place
Another difficult day for the iQFOiL European Championship in Marseille. The organisation side of the new Olympic foiling board is getting a good workout, but at least the numbers for the Paris Games will be a lot easier to handle