Every year in late October, the crew from Fleet 18 (over in Foster City, California) gets together for the Margarita Run. You must have heard of it: it’s one of the country’s most unusual...
Not THAT Transpac, of course. But a 10-mile reach from Koko Head to Waikiki on O’ahu that’s arguably just as fun and reserved to youngsters on dinghies and – for the first time –...
There are very few things as exciting as taking part in a race with 232 beaming windsurfers on the start line. Maybe a race with 233 racers, but I’m not even sure of that!...
By Steve Bodner Thursday, August 31 welcomed the 20th edition of the Ronstan Bridge to Bridge Race hosted by the St. Francis Yacht Club with 39 entries: 26 hydrofoil kites, 8 windsurfers and a handful...
Words: Jean-Robert Wilhelmy, Video: Nicolas Chapleau This year’s edition of the obx-wind.com windsurfing festival was wildly successful! A record-breaking 178 windsurfers took part in the long distance races. We had sold-out clinics in slalom and...
By Jerome Samson For many years in the 1980’s and 1990’s, Corpus Christi’s Oleander Point was the site of the US Open, the brainchild of local windsurfing pioneer Charles Allen and a highlight on...
The East Coast Windsurfing Association, in cooperation with Makani Fins, hosted a windsurfing festival in Hatteras a couple of weeks ago, and it was a success beyond all expectations! Slalom and freestyle clinics were...
One month to go before the 2014 US Windsurfing Nationals in Worthington, Minnesota – are you ready? The Worthington Windsurfing Regatta and Unvarnished Music Festival has been a mainstay on the US Tour for many years,...
I wasnt able to attend this years US Windsurfing Nationals in Cabrillo Beach last week but am taking the opportunity to post- Soheil’s report from the regatta on my blog I think you’ll find...
You’ve got the survive the gusts but more importantly get through the lulls!
