Friday, December 6, 2024
Wingfoil - Racing World Cup - Jericoacoara BRA - Day 3
After Wednesday's flat day, conditions were good again yesterday in Jericoacoara, with both fleets finishing 8 races each. ----- Nia Suardiaz ESP continued her winning streak in the women's event and leads the classification with 11 wins in 12 races. Cindy Robert SUI is now 18th, while Kamil Manowiecki POL is now the sole leader in the men's race, with Francesco Cappuzzo ITA 2nd 2.5 points behind and Mathis Ghio FRA 3rd. ----- All rankings and the report.
Thunderstorms and shifting winds prevented further races in Brazil yesterday. After the long distance races on the start day, Kamil Manowiecki POL, Mathis Ghio FRA and Francesco Cappuzzo ITA share the lead on equal points. Nia Siardiaz ESP won all 3 women's races. ----- The 
The Wing-Foiler Racing World Cup began yesterday in Jericoacoara BRA with 3 long-distance races. A trio with equal points is in the lead in the men's race: Kamil Manowiecki POL, Mathis Ghio FRA and Francesco Capuzzo ITA are tied for the lead, with Yannik Holste GER following in 15th place of the 38 participants from 13 nations. In the women's event, favourite Nia Suardiaz ESP is in the lead with three race wins. Jelena Duwe GER follows in 9th place, Cindy Robert-Mauron SUI, the only Swiss in Brazil, had to miss the first two races and is 17th of the 19 participants. The 
After dominating the qualifications, Maxime Chabloz SUI and Bruna Kajiya BRA also came out on top in the finals. ----- This is Chabloz's first World Cup victory after a series of 2nd places. Arthur Guillebert FRA followed in 2nd place, Finn Flügel GER was 3rd. ----- In the women's final, Kaja Lehmann GER finished 4th behind the clear winner Bruna Kajiya BRA. ----- The 
Qualifying was completed yesterday in Brazil, followed by the quarter-finals. ----- On today's closing day, the semi-finals - with Maxime Chabloz SUI and Finn Flügel GER - and the final are on the program. In addition to favorite Bruno Kajiya BRA, Julia Heckhausen GER and Kaya Lehmann GER have also qualified for the women's semi-finals. ----- All 
After the Twin-tips and Hydrofoils, the Surfboards also finished their World Cup yesterday. ----- James Carew AUS defended his World Cup title with flying colors. ----- The 
The Junior Olympic Windsurfing World Championships in Mallorca came to an end yesterday without any further races. Too much wind on Friday, too little yesterday. The titles went to Darcy Shaw GBR (U19 women) and Federico Pilloni ITA (U19 men), Alba Klein ISR (U17 women) and Itamar Levi ISR (U17 men). Robin Zeley SUI was the best Swiss in 16th place in the U19 men's competition. The 
