NEW GREEK RECORD SET AT DRIVEN BY WIND
Philip Adamidis has 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 were only good at the beginning of the session before the wind became too broad and the chop started rolling down the course. Lets hope for another good session later on!
Speed:World:Cup is the officially sanctioned world tour of the International Speed Windsurfing Class (ISWC) and the Professional Kite Riders Association (PKRA)
The Speed:World:Cup events go from exceptional action in Namibia to more cosmopolitan spots such as Fuerteventura – the historical European Speedsurfing Capital, to huge shows of extreme conditions on small islands like Karpathos. In total, there are 200 to 300 competitors at the same time, from places like Australia or Brasil, to Germany or Norway – and Southend.
The Tour has to offer: dynamic, thrilling action, and bring the most visually dynamic aquatic sports to the audience, making it a perfect vehicle to locate sponsors logos; a sport that is set outdoors, healthy and environmental friendly.
Superb action on the water, combined with an interactive and exciting life experience, that creates an atmosphere where the fans and the media are face to face with the most radical and intense competition and the biggest personalities of the sport.
The Speed:World:Cup is entitled to hold World, Continental and National Championships and is always looking for partners, local organizers as well as national associations, to propagate this exciting and thrilling discipline all over the world.
More info from:
Driven by Wind live results here: http://www.gps-speedsurfing.com/?mnu=news
