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The PWA represents the pinnacle of windsurfing in Slalom-X, Foil Slalom, Wave and Freestyle.

RECAP: Citroën Windsurf World Cup Sylt 2025 • FreestyleThe Men’s Freestyle in Sylt 2025 was an innovation spectacle. Len...
03/09/2026

RECAP: Citroën Windsurf World Cup Sylt 2025 • Freestyle

The Men’s Freestyle in Sylt 2025 was an innovation spectacle. Lennart Neubauer set the tone early with the Triple C**o, inspiring Jacopo Testa to also push bigger with a Double Air Shaka and crazy action going off all over the place.

It was also the first event judged exclusively using drones, allowing the riders more freedom to go outside the area and find the best conditions instead of being limited to a box near the shore.

Lennart Neubauer took the event win, but it was Yentel Caers who took the world title.

Who will take victory in 2026? The countdown is on… see you in Sylt!

“Windsurfing is an old man’s sport” - tell that to the 100+ kids already signed up for the Youth Slalom World Cup in Ala...
02/09/2026

“Windsurfing is an old man’s sport” - tell that to the 100+ kids already signed up for the Youth Slalom World Cup in Alacati in October! From as young as 8 years old, through to the fiercely competitive U21 division - boys and girls, fin and foil - it’s going to be a great week of racing at the Çağla Kubat Windsurf Kulübü | Alaçatı

This event is where the PWA Youth Slalom Tour was started out of the passion of two ex-racers - Jimmy Diaz and Çagla Kubat. Now it’s the biggest event, growing year on year, with the best young racers from around the World joining for the annual celebration of Youth racing.

Want to come join us? ➡️ Sign up at pwa.heatscoringpro.com

🏁 Alacati Windfest Youth & Junior Slalom World Cup
📅 7th - 11th October
📍 Çagla Kubat Windsurf Academy, Türkiye 🇹🇷

24 days until the PWA descends on Sylt for the biggest event of the season and it time to start checking in on what the ...
01/09/2026

24 days until the PWA descends on Sylt for the biggest event of the season and it time to start checking in on what the athletes are up to… First up: Matteo Iachino 🇮🇹

Read the full interview at pwaworldtour.com 📰

Rider: Matteo Iachino
Sponsors: Starboard Windsurfing NeilPryde Windsurfing

29 World Titles and counting… it was another extremely successful Canaries summer for Sarah-Quita as she took two event ...
27/08/2026

29 World Titles and counting… it was another extremely successful Canaries summer for Sarah-Quita as she took two event wins and a 2nd place to secure her 17th Freestyle World Title and also leave her prominently placed to mount another challenge for the wave world title heading into the 2nd half of the season!

We caught up with her for an interview, whilst in between sessions in Hood River where she’s been going for Shiftys 🤯 and you can check it out on pwaworldtour.com

WORLD RANKINGS • MENS SLALOM-X • FINAL RANKINGS 2026In the career-long battle between Matteo Iachino and Pierre Mortefon...
20/08/2026

WORLD RANKINGS • MENS SLALOM-X • FINAL RANKINGS 2026

In the career-long battle between Matteo Iachino and Pierre Mortefon, it was Iachino who reigned supreme in 2026, finally getting his hands on a Slalom X World Title to take his PWA World Title tally up to 4. It was a dominant performance from the Italian who looked on it from the word go and finished the week only counting top two results after 11 eliminations. Pierre Mortefon was up there challenging him, and won three of the last four eliminations to put in a late charge for the title, but it was too little too late and he had to settle up for second place this season as his undefeated run in the Slalom X Overall Rankings comes to an end.

Maciek Rutkowski takes third place in 2026 but he did not make his event easy - he was pretty much down and out after the first two days but climbed up the ranks and never gave up to find himself on the overall podium at the end of the season for the 5th time in 5 years.

The battle for fourth fifth and sixth went down to the final day and ended with Amado Vrieswijk in 4th, Nico Prien in 5th and Jimmy Thieme in 6th - all with career best results in Slalom-X! Taty Frans and Bruno Martini finished in seventh and eighth respectively, with both riders putting in multiple top 3 results throughout the week but couldn’t quite find the consistency needed to battle for the top positions. Benoit Merceur and Lohan Jules complete the top 10 and along with Jimmy Thieme represent a strong young force coming from France. After their performances in Fuerteventura this year, it won’t be long before these guys are winning eliminations and battling for the podiums.

WORLD RANKINGS • WOMENS SLALOM-X • FINAL RANKINGS 2026 It was Justine Lemeteyer who ultimately took the glory in 2026 fo...
20/08/2026

WORLD RANKINGS • WOMENS SLALOM-X • FINAL RANKINGS 2026

It was Justine Lemeteyer who ultimately took the glory in 2026 for the Women’s Slalom-X but it could not have been closer going into the final day in Fuerteventura! In the end four wins in a row for the French woman gave her the title, with Femke van der Veen in 2nd and Jenna Gibson in 3rd.

For Lemeteyer, it’s her maiden Slalom X world title, whilst it’s also a career best result for van der Veen improving on her third place from last year. Gibson lead for much of the week, but couldn’t quite overcome the chasing pack after battling an illness throughout the competition.

Just off the podium and equalling her career best finish is Bobbi-Lynn De Jong in 4th, who also won the under 55kg division in Fuerteventura. She was tied on points in the event with Maé Davico, but won on the tiebreak leaving Mae in 5th place but a career best result for her on fin.

Blanca Alabau and Marion Mortefon had some epic battles throughout the event and were chopping and changing places. Ultimately, Alabau finished on top taking 6th place, with Mortefon, who is still recovering from giving birth last year, in 7th.

Lola Brotschi-Eibel rounds out the top 8 in her maiden competition - she came into the event as a Defi Wind 💨 wildcard and proved she was more than capable after some great battles with the other younger riders - Kit De Jong who finishes 9th and Louise van der Meulen in 10th.

Congratulations to all the women!

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