Saturday, 25 May 2024 16:53

Ghio slows down to keep his lead

- Six heats in the finals to decide which nine riders get into Sunday's medal series- Rattotti, Tomasi and Klusznzynska among today's race winners- Ghio and Suardiaz take pole position and yellow bibs for medal series climax- But... revolutionary 'Golden Ticket' format means ANYONE can still win overall- Negative publicity over plastic waste looks set to trigger environmental change in the Izmir region of Turkiye
Six short-course races in bright sunshine and wind from 12 to 22 knotsNia Suardiaz is over early in first start, but five wins keep her on top of women’s standingsPlastic debris in the water requires some mental gymnastics from the ridersMathis Ghio maintains overall lead with six wins from six heatsGold fleet racing takes place on Saturday for the top 14 men Some riders complained about plastic in the water ruining their races on day three of the WingFoil Racing World Cup Turkiye. Others found a way of winning race after race despite the plastic obstacles lying in wait to…
- Long distance, 10 nautical mile marathon race opens the competition- Just as the rabbit start begins, wind gusts up from 12 knots to well over 20 knots- Competitors struggle round the course, overpowered by oversized wings- Close finish with Mathis Ghio just beating Julien Rattotti- Nia Suardiaz wins the women’s marathon It was a rude awakening for competitors at the WingFoil Racing World Cup Turkiye. Having gone out from the beach at Urla a few minutes earlier with their big wings, just a minute before the riders launched into the rabbit start for the marathon race the wind strength…
The WingFoil Racing World Cup Turkiye began today, although a lack of wind prevented the first race from going ahead. Instead the riders put their competitive instincts into an evening competition on Audi e-foilers, electric-powered foiling boards that fly above the surface at up to 30 knots.
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