Well-known for putting together finest windsurfing movies Andre Paskowski takes the discipline of waveriding centre stage again. Scheduled locations will be five of the best waveriding spots around the world. ’Below the Surface’ will be both an action packed sports movie and an impressive documentary including Victor Fernandez, his friends and rivals, Andre Paskowski explains the concept without telling the names of the prominent protagonists yet.

To realise ‘Below The Surface’ Andre Paskowski and his production company FRUITLOOP PRODUCTIONS are looking for sponsors. In the past the production costs were merely covered by private financing, donations from fans and some support of my sponsors North, Fanatic and ION,“ Andre explains the situation. “This time we are looking for official partners who support ‘Below the Surface’“. For further information or expression of interest please send an email to info@andrepaskowski.de

Since the two-times European Freestyle Champion was diagnosed with cancer he had to put his sporting career on hold. Filming brought a new meaning to his life and so Andre became one of the most successful producers in the windsurfing movie scene. ‚Wet and Salty’ (2004), ‘Flashback’ and ‘Four Dimensions’ (2009) are the names of his first remarkable films. The definitive breakthrough was achieved by ‘Minds Wide Open’ (2011), which was nominated for participation at the important X-Dance Action Sport Film Festival in Salt Lake City / USA, just like it’s two followers ‘Magic Moments’ and ‘Rewarded’ (2012).

Check out Below the Surface on Facebook here. 

First up Boards caught up with one of the Team15 teams to watch out for, The Kielder Kestrels as well as BWA youth competitor looking to mix it up with the amateurs this year,Liam Ellis.

Of course the big news this week is that you can now pre-order the Boards Spring Summer 2013 edition – which will hit shelves, or your doorstep, on the 28th March.

We also had the latest edition of the Freestyle Secrets: part three – remember you can also check out parts one and two in the technique section of the website here.

Victor Fernandez in Shoreham - in the news this week one of the World’s top wave sailors, some say the one man that could take the title from Koester, was on British shores hanging out with Nik Baker.

Hayling Island slalom is starting very soon, a little further afield Fanatic have announced further coaching dates in Lanzarote. Another option if you’re looking to head away is to take the ferry, with routes to Ireland and more Stena Line are a great travel option, particularly as at the moment they are running a kids travel for free package!

Boards also has a new video only section on the homepage – currently located just below the news, all videos will appear in this separate section, so if you’re looking for the latest videos to hit the windsurfing world make sure you continue down past the news! Top videos this week are: Ant Baker showing his slalom style and up and coming racer Tom Wells going full speed ahead.

Until next week….

Victor Fernandez with Nik and Tomas

In the last couple of weeks, K66 has become involved in an exciting and unusual project with photographer Tomas Januska.
Tomas is a freelance photographer, currently studying photography at London’s UEL.
It is quite apparent that Tomas has a talent and a unique style in this arena which is shown through his work and current project, hence our interest and involvement.

What makes Tomas unique to other photographers is his technique. Instead of using a state of the art digital camera, a more traditional approach is being taken, using film and shooting directly onto glass plates or paper which gives the photo depth, prompting curiosity in the person observing the image.

In his current project, called ‘Freedom’, Tomas is shooting water sports athletes and fanatics. But instead of focusing on the person doing their sport, the project focuses on the person and personality behind the sport, which is what makes this a truly interesting concept. A documentary will also run along side the photographic side too, so the audience can get more of an insight into the person stood in front of the camera.

During 2013 Tomas will be travelling around the UK shooting the K66 team and looking for other subjects.
To find out more about Tomas Januska’s latest venture, and we really suggest you do, check out his website and click on this link Tomas Januska

Due to Victor’s tight schedule, Tomas was unable to shoot using the specific technique for the ‘Freedom’ project, however, we still managed to get a jolly nice shot of Victor, shown on Tomas’s blog. The photograph to be used in the final exhibition will be shown at a later date.  Next up, K66′s ION team rider Dan Sweeny and Fanatic team rider Tony Peters. Keep an eye out for up-dates on the K66 website and on Tomas’s Blog.

Check out more on Victor on Boards here.

Want to brush up your skills with Victor Fernandez?

From the 3rd to the 5th of January of 2013 will be a clinic with Víctor Fernández at his Center in Almerimar, Almería (Spain).

Contents

- 3 days of coaching (Spanish, English).

- Learn how to tune your equipment.

- Video-analysis and correction.

- If you don´t have your own equipment, you can rent quality gear Fanatic / North Sails.

- Accomodation at Hotel Golf Almerimar and Hotel AR Almerimar next to the center.

- Video footage and pictures in HD (we will give you a CD to each of you when finalized).

Minimum requirements

- Advanced level.

- Planning, harness hooked and jive.

What can you learn or improve

- Forward.

- Improve jumping, surf and other tricks.

Price

Three days of clinic

Clinic

The main goal of the clinic is to improve the tricks to reach a better level.

Thanks to the knowledge Víctor Fernández (Windsurf Wave World Champion) you will improve your level in any of the moves you want to move forward.

Visualise and understand

The first step to learn any maneuver is to understand what are the key movements to carry it out. Through theory and practice you will learn everything you need to perform the maneuvers also with the video it will help to correct errors. (This is practice so we might need to repete many times to improve).

- HD video recording.

- Video footage and pictures in HD (we will give you a CD to each of you when finalized).

While in the VFCenter you can enjoy all kind of equipment according to the conditions, so you can windsurf at any time if the conditions are good enough. There will also be time to relax and enjoy the fantastic possibilities of Almerimar, as golf course, marina, restaurants and other services.

Head to Victor’s site to find out more and reserve your place. 

Current wave world champion Philip Koster

The PWA are yet to confirm the event or share any news, however we’re looking to find out more asap. For now here’s some further information direct from the Cape Town World Cup website:

In December 2013 the World’s best Kite and Windsurfers will come to Cape Town to challenge each other and the forces of nature.

Spectacular action on the water – entertainment, music and fun at the beach

Cape Town will be the last stop of the Kiteboarding and Windsurfing World Tours and crown the PKRA Freestyle World Champion and the PWA Wave World Champion. Come and watch the spectacular action on the water and enjoy lots of entertainment and the great vibe on the beach.

Current vice world champion Victor Fernandez

Cape Town offers some of the best conditions for kiteboarding and windsurfing. The South Easter blows almost every day between November and March. Thousands of watersport enthusiasts travel to Cape Town to enjoy their sports and the welcoming hospitality of the Mother’s City.

Find out more about the event at http://www.capetownworldcup.com/

You might also like to read: 

With all shots from top photographer John Carter both showcase the talents of incredible riders, in equally incredible locations.

The 2013 Windsurfing Calendar was shot on location at Gnarloo, Margret River, Spreckelsville, Esperence and Maui’s north shore; John Carter takes us on an introspective of today’s world of new school wavesailing.

Victor on the cover

Cue a style clash between windsurfing’s old guard and the progressive lines of the sport’s next generation.

Calendar Specifics:

Size: A3 (297mm x 420mm).

Format: Portrait (ring bound w/ wiro hanger at top).

Paper: 210 GSM.

Printing: Full bleed single side edge to edge digital printing.

View: 14 pages, one month per page + cover & preview page.

Photographer: John Carter.

Sailors: Victor Fernandez, Scott McKercher, Philip Koster, Nik Baker, Iballa Moreno, Ricardo Campello, Ben Proffitt, Levi Siver, Mark Angulo, Jaeger Stone and Keith Teboul.

Locations: Gnarloo, Hookipa, Margret River, Spreckelsville, Esperence and Maui reefs.

New for 2013 is the UK Breaks Calendar, celebrating all that is great about British shores. 

Timo on the cover

Ever wonder why the British Isles continually father some of the finest wave sailors on the planet? Lineage of this calibre isn’t born out of warm water and tropical beaches, it’s forged from the harsh brutality of Atlantic swells, battering low pressures and unforgiving, isolated slabs.

Littered with world class reefs and beach breaks, we blow the lid on what the British Isles really have to offer – Introducing The 2013 UK Windsurfing Calendar.

Showcasing 13 awe inspiring images from windsurfing’s homeland, shot by the lens of John Carter and digitally printed onto super heavy weight paper. The UK’s never looked so good, nor has your wall.

Calendar Specifics:

Size: A3 (297mm x 420mm).

Format: Portrait (ring bound w/ wiro hanger at top).

Paper: 210 GSM.

Printing: Full bleed single side edge to edge digital printing.

View: 14 pages, one month per page + cover & preview page.

UK Breaks Calendar Overview

Photographer: John Carter.

Sailors: Jamie Hancock, James Cox, Paul Hunt, Chris Murray, Andy King,  Timo Mullen, Ross Williams, Phil Horrocks, Ben Proffitt and Ian Black.

Locations: Kimmeridge, Bigbury, Boscomb, Gwithian, Tiree, Ventnor, Sennen + Cornish, Welsh & East Coast Reefs.

Both calendars are available to purchase at http://www.openshutcalendars.com 

If it’s incredible wave shots, from both the UK and abroad you’re looking for, make sure you check out the new Boards Autumn / Winter Wave Annual on sale now!

VF-Pozo from VFCenter on Vimeo.

Most pulled move all day must have been the floaty jump, making a comeback due to Proffitt training diaries – check them out here - every sailor pulled off a good few floaty jumps, insane crashes, catapults and massive unintentional vulcan, really showing how windy it was.

Koester 1st, Fernandez 2nd, Ojeda 3rd, Bruch 4th. Image PWA/JC.

Koester and Campello on 3.7, most other guys on 3.4 and those lucky enough to have 3.0s were on those, to say it is windy is an understatement and a half. Gusts well over 50knots came through the bay, making it tricky for all competitors.

This morning Koester stormed to victory in the final of the single, beating Fernandez in the final first thing. Fernandez’ style was incredible, seeming to have a lot of control in the conditions, but he didn’t land the moves we all know he is capable of.

Dario Ojeda took third place over Dany Bruch, both sailors getting some incredible wave rides, 360s and takas. Ojeda seemed to just have a better heat, getting more ramps and decent waves than Bruch.

As the double got going Adam Lewis made it through his heat with Levi Lenz with ease, but then there was controversy in his heat against local youngster Alessio Stillrich. Lewis pulled a one handed backie in the middle of the heat, seen by many on the beach but not the judges. Lewis protested, but as it was not seen by any judge there was no way back for him. Stillrich beat him by 0.5, so the jump would have taken him through, however Lewis will have to wait now until the PWA heads to his home beach in Tenerife to show what he is made of.

Skye then faced Stillrich in the heat after Lewis, and the young Canarian reigned supreme again taking down Skye too. Stillrich was finally stopped by Klass Voget in the following round.

Brawzinho. PWA/JC.

Phil Horrocks was sailing well today, making it through his heats convincingly, until coming up against an even more on form Mussolini. Mussolini is on a roll and had already taken out fellow Brit Jamie Hancock in an equally close heat the round before.

Phil Horrocks “In my last heat I lost out to Musso, I had a bit of a shocker! It was super windy and choppy, it didn’t go well, I just struggled for waves. I’m happy with 13th to start the year, could be worse, could be better!”

The man behind the mic, Ben Proffitt, took his 3.4 for the whole day saying he was insanely overpowered right from the start. Proffitt still managed to make it through a couple of heats, taking out Ceballos before meeting and narrowly missing out to Seadi.

Robby Swift. PWA/JC.

Ross Williams and Robby Swift were both massively on form today, going through heats with relative ease, until they met each other in heat 44. Swift took the victory, and now goes through to face Voget tomorrow.

There were injuries a plenty today, with Swifty getting a contest threatening injury:

Robby Swift from facebook “I dislocated my little toe but thanks to all the help from my friends I was able to sail the rest of my heats and I am still in the contest!”

Later in the day the ladies were sent onto the water, many being on the same sized sails as the guys as there isn’t an option for anything smaller! The crazy conditions saw another injury from Olya Raskina, who has damaged an old knee injury.

Olya Raskina. PWA/JC.

Olya Raskina from facebook “I’m in a cast now, all leg, the ligaments are damaged, but how seriously I will know tomorrow morning when I go to the specialist. Very sad and disappointed about the 60knots heat sailing conditions, I would never ever free sail in such wind. But anyway hoping it’s not too bad, gonna know exactly tomorrow, thanks everyone very much for all the help and support.”

On the mic on the Live stream, we have as ever had Ben Proffitt who has entertained the masses both on and off the water. While Ben was competing guest commentators have included Ricardo Campello, Laure Treboux, Dany Bruch, John Skye and Adam Lewis, who have been answering all of your questions on the message board.

Tomorrow the conditions looks incredible yet again, and with Voget, Swift, Browne and Mussolini advancing, to face Bruch, Ojeda, Fernandez and Koester it will of course be an action packed day.

Be sure to tune in tomorrow for all the live action – www.boards.co.uk/live – Skippers meeting 10:00, first possible start 10:30.

Check the next pages for the final’s score sheets plus much more.

Gran Canaria Wind and Waves Festival 2012 – Day 03 from morenotwins on Vimeo.

PWA Highlights….

As summer approaches, Andre Paskowski shares this awesome clip from his epic windsurf movie ‘Minds Wide Open’. Check out Ricardo Campello, Kauli Seadi, Victor Fernandez, Gollito Estredo and the crew riding some amazing waves and freestyling away. Get your inspiration for the summer by heading to the official website, where you will also receive the original movie poster!

Fanatic team riders Klaas and Victor are two of the lucky sailors who escape to Chile for their winter training and you can see why they do in this video! Klaas has put together an awesome production featuring himself and 2010 PWA Wave Champion Victor tearing it up South of the equator. A really great edit with some awesome jet-ski footage.

 

Team Rider Victor Fernandez

AR

AR is an all around model for any conditions. Wave side shore, on-shore, off-shore; it’s the fin that does it all having a wave shape for the smaller sizes and going to more of a freewave shape for the bigger sizes. Speed and early planning are great characteristics of this fin.

AR Model

QS-211series

A new QUAD set-up developed together with Francisco Goya. This set up compared to our QS sets have an important difference: the center fins increase the size, meanwhile the side fin remain 8cm. With Francisco’s style we feel this is what really helps him ride waves the way he wants to.

The center fins are designed with a little more tip, giving the option to use smaller side fins.

Great early planning and upwind ability are also good for on-shore conditions due to the bigger centers. Great for European conditions.

QS211

Freerace

This is our new freerace; we have been testing this fin for the last 12 months looking for a great top speed, without loosing the maneuverability. We felt that finally we got to this target. This fin could be almost as fast as our racing fins! Before we were never able to get to this target so we are very proud and happy to present this new FREERACE to the MFC line.

Freerace

FREESTYLE PRO 01

New generation of Freestyle fins; a little curvier tip in the outline to allow easier sliding maneuvers, new profile to accelerate the planning as quick as possible and to get to the top speed in the first 50-80 meters. This is the new freestyle weapon by MFC.  Just feel free to spin!

FreestylePro

KP-RACING

Our new Racing bullet developed with Kevin Pritchard and tested for all the PWA events.  This fin boasts a new faster profile for great early planning in the racing/bigger sizes. All the fins are CNC shaped and also available to be Custom made.

KP-RC

To find your closest retailer or for more info, head over to: www.zerogravitydistribution.co.uk

Read the full PWA Klitmoller event round-up here.

Philip Koster at Cold Hawaii

KIA @coldhawaii World Cup – event summary: Klitmoller lives up to its name of Cold Hawaii and provides insane conditions for the third stop on the men’s wave tour, allowing Philip Koster to claim the world title with one event spare.

Winds reaching well over forty knots and waves breaking over mast high thrashed the Klitmoller coastline for three days of epic competition. The ferocious storm brought with is some of the fiercest conditions witnessed on the world tour in 2011. The combination of the amazing conditions and the world’s most radical wave riders led to an insane show and the third stop on the men’s wave tour to be completed in record time. The crowds were treated to monster jumps, huge forwards and super-aggressive slashes as the sailors battled their way through each heat.

As the most interactive event on the tour, the 2011 KIA @coldhawaii world cup has broken records in the way that windsurfing is shared online, with live scoring for each heat, a live chat roll and all the action streamed live for thousands of people to tune in a catch the amazing show.

Single elimination

After a gentle morning spent registering and rigging on the first day, Klitmoller came alive, the waves started to peel over the reef and the wind blew up to twenty knots allowing the first seven heats of the single elimination to be completed.

PWA legend Lars Petersen (JP / NeilPryde), made his return to the competition scene with his perfect wave selection allowing him to sail past his opponent, along with Phil Horrocks (JP / Gaastra), Mikkel Asmussen (RRD / Simmer / MFC), Andreas Olandersson (Simmer, MFC), Adam Lewis (Point-7), Kevin Mevissen (Mystic) and Germany’s Florian Jung (RRD / Gun / Dakine / Maui Ultra Fins). The sailors looked super comfortable sailing on the North Sea and ready to face their higher seeded opponents.

The storm had really kicked in for the second day of competition, bringing with it really extreme conditions and forcing the sailors out on their smallest equipment.

With two wave rides and two jumps counting towards their scores, the sailors were fired up and quickly pulling their most impressive moves to fend off their opponents. The second round of competition saw many of the top seeded sailors quickly take their positions in the following heats and a few surprise exits from major players, Peter Volwater (Fanatic / MauSails), Eleazar Alonso (Naish / Naish) and Camille Juban (Gun / MFC).

The third round of competition saw exceptional sailing from Thomas Traversa (Tabou / Gaastra) to dispose of his team mate Alex Mussolini (Tabou / Gaastra). Traversa went on to face the Brazilian Kauli Seadi (JP / NeilPryde), and despite his enormous jumps, it wasn’t enough to stop a very on form Seadi.

Also reveling in the crazy conditions and working his way past his opponents on his home ground, local legend Kenneth Danielsen (F2 / Simmer) was flying high throughout the day, and ripping the waves to pieces to secure a well-earned fifth place. It took the might of Ricardo Campello (JP / NeilPryde / MFC) and his extreme double forward loops to put an end to Danielsen’s advances in the single elimination.

Brits John Skye (RRD / RRD / MFC) and Ross Williams (Tabou / Gaastra) were fighting hard in the tough conditions and both sailors made their way into the top eight, with Skye defeating fellow countryman Jamie Hancock (Tabou / Gaastra) with his precise jumps, and Williams slaying heavy hitting Dario Ojeda (Tabou / Simmer / Dakine / MFC), by picking up a gigantic wave and putting in one of the longest rides of the day.

It was no surprise, the top four spots were filled with the masters Seadi, the 2010 world champion Victor Fernandez Lopez (North / Fanatic / MFC), Campello and the current tour leader Philip Koster (Starboard /NeilPryde / Dakine / Maui Ultra Fins). Having finished in ninth place in Tenerife, Fernandez Lopez was eager to rectify his position and quickly went about landing perfect double forwards and delivering some smooth wave rides to secure his place in the winner’s final, knocking Seadi in the losers final.

Campello was the man on fire in the radical conditions, taking every opportunity to launch into his most impressive jumps. Campello wowed the crowds with a gargantuan double forward loop and a well-executed pushloop forward. Koster tried his hardest to make his jumps but he wasn’t looking his usual self against Campello. Campello was rewarded for his bravery and he cruised into the final, pushing Koster in the loser’s final for the first time this season.

A wild battle between Seadi and Koster saw both parties charging around for the largest ramps and finest waves to ride, Seadi had been selecting the best all day, but this time it wasn’t enough to stop Koster from taking the win. Koster nailed his jumps early on in the heat and then focused his attention on wave riding to take third place.

Winners Final

Campello’s winning streak continued into the winners final and he went onto defeat Fernandez Lopez with his astounding double forwards and an 11.5 point scoring pushloop forward. Fernandez Lopez tried to match Campello’s moves but he was unable to gain the same height in his double forward’s.

Double elimination

With the opportunity to improve their overall scores and a second chance in the competition, the sailors were eager to take advantage of the nuking conditions and continue straight into the double elimination.

Mevissen took the double elimination by storm and sailed each heat like it was his last, hitting each ramp with as much speed as he could to launch into amazing pushloops and super stalled forward loops. Mevissen took down some of the finest of the international competitors including, Mussolini, Kai Lenny (Naish / Naish), and Skye. However his rampage through the ranks was stopped by Danielsen with his enormous pushloops and backloops, leaving Mevissen in seventh.

Experienced competitor Volwater made up for his initial mistakes in the single elimination and conducted his heats with a well thought out strategy. Volwater ensured that he didn’t let the current wash him away and made sure he was always upwind to catch the biggest waves, the steepest ramps and most importantly he was in front of the judges. Volwater passed through three heats until Horrocks took him down with a well-executed double forward loop.

Ojeda and Dany Bruch (Starboard / Severne / AL 360) each delivered mind-blowing performances to make their way into ninth position and seventh position, with Ojeda throwing one of the only frontside aerials in the competition and Bruch squeezing past Marcilio Browne (Fanatic / North / MFC) with a double forward in the closing seconds of the heat.  Bruch went onto sneak past Williams with a perfect wave in the closing seconds of the heat, whilst Ojeda was taken out by Danielsen.

The sailor that caused the most carnage in the double elimination was Traversa. Traversa made his way into fourth position by ripping the waves to pieces taking down Horrocks, Danielsen, and Seadi. Seadi put up a big fight, by selecting the largest waves in the heat but Traversa was obviously in his element and enjoying the onshore port tack conditions.

Having sailed four astounding heats, Traversa was still firing with all guns blazing in his heat against Koster, throwing big backside aerials and super aggressive frontside hits, whilst Koster spent the first half of the heat looking slightly underpowered. However in one swift minute Koster stormed into the lead with a perfect bolt upright double forward loop and a humongous backloop, allowing him to advance onto face Fernandez Lopez.

Just one heat separated Koster from the world title, if he defeated Fernandez Lopez he would walk away as the 2011 world champion, and if he lost, Fernandez Lopez would be in with a chance of taking the title. Not one to let the pressure get the better of him Koster sailed the heat of his life, with a planning double forward loop, a backside 360 and reverse on one wave. Shortly after Koster was awarded the 2011 world champion title, having won the heat with a 5-0 decision from the judges.

Final

However the battle wasn’t quite over and he still had to face Campello for first place. With the adrenaline pumping through his veins, Koster wowed the crowds with his scale-braking wave rides where he was awarded twelve points for one ride that included an insane one-handed goiter and a taka. Campello tried his hardest to slay the master with his double forward but there was no stopping the wonder kid. Aware of how the heat had gone, Campello made his way back to the beach to prepare for the super-final.

Super-final

The hard work still wasn’t over for Koster, in order to win the event; he had to defeat Campello for a second time. Obviously enjoying his moment, Koster went on to up his game even higher as he launched into a wave 360 where he landed back in the wave, and then he boosted straight into a huge double forward on the way out. Campello replied with a monster double forward in front of the judges, but Koster was on fire.

Having sailed four mind-blowing heats, Koster was awarded the world title and the event win to the cheers from the crowds on the beach.

Super-session

With the competition completed in record time there was plenty of time left to run a super-session. With heats made up of ten men each, the sailors had twenty minutes to launch into the most radical, and daring jumps to advance into the final.

As one of the finest jumpers on tour Campello was the man in charge throughout the super-session, seeing him win the final with a particularly impressive and perfectly landed pushloop forward. The new world champion Koster flew into second place with a spectacular double forward loop and Fernandez Lopez stole third with a double forward of his own.

The Kia @coldhawaii community SUP session

The fifth day of competition witnessed Klitmoller deliver perfect SUP conditions, with light winds and waves peeling in around waist high. Seadi and Bruch we quick to prove they had the skills on the surf, transferring their unique styles from windsurfing on to the SUPs, but it wasn’t enough to fend of the SUP professional Casper Steinfath (Naish).

What next?

The final stop on the PWA world tour will take the sailors to the brutal shores of Sylt in Germany, for the 28^th anniversary of the event. Sylt is the largest event on the calendar and attracts well over 200,000 spectators; it will also witness the conclusion to the men’s slalom series, the men’s freestyle series and the men and women’s wave series. Make sure you tuned into the PWA website from the 23^rdSeptember – 2^nd October for ten days of intense competition.

PWA Klitmoller 2011 Winners

The 2011 PWA KIA @coldhawaii World Cup Results

1^st Philip Koster (Starboard / NeilPryde / Dakine / Maui Ultra Fins)

2^nd Ricardo Campello (JP / NeilPryde / MFC)

3^rd Victor Fernandez Lopez (Fanatic / North)

4^th Thomas Traversa (Tabou / Gaastra)

5^th Kauli Seadi (JP / NeilPryde)

6^th Kenneth Danielsen (F2 / Simmer / Mystic)

7^th Kevin Mevissen (Mystic)

7^th Daniel Bruch (Starboard / Severne / AL 360)

9^th Ross Williams (Tabou / Gaastra)

9^th John Skye (RRD / MFC)

9^th Phil Horrocks (JP / Gaastra)

9^th Dario Ojeda (Tabou / Simmer / Dakine / MFC)

The 2011 men’s wave overall results 
(after 3 events)

1^st Philip Koster (Starboard / NeilPryde / Dakine / Maui Ultra Fins)

2^nd Ricardo Campello (JP / NeilPryde / MFC)

3^rd Kauli Seadi (JP / NeilPryde)

4^th Victor Fernandez Lopez (Fanatic / North)

5^th Daniel Bruch (Starboard / Severne / AL 360)

6^th Dario Ojeda (Tabou / Simmer / Dakine / MFC)

7^th Thomas Traversa (Tabou / Gaastra)

8^th Alex Mussolini (Tabou / Gaastra)

9^th Marcilio Browne (Fanatic / North / MFC)

10^th Ross Williams (Tabou / Gaastra)

Scope the action

For more information on all the entrants, and to keep up to date with every piece of the action, click on www.pwaworldtour.com

Here you can use our:

- Live ticker service for heat-by-heat bulletins

- Check live elimination ladders

- View results

- Read daily news summaries

- Browse awesome action photo galleries

Follow the event live, with top class commentary from pros and industry insiders and interact with the event on the dedicated website at www.worldcup.coldhawaii.eu

Follow the event on Facebook at www.facebook.com/coldhawaiipenguin and follow the Twitter feed at www.twitter.com/coldhawaii