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Victor Fernandez s'entraine sur le spot de La torche en Bretagne, plusieurs jours avant le début de la coupe du monde PWA La Torche Windsurf.
Actuellement leader de la coupe du monde de windsurf en vague, Victor prend ses marques sur le spot Mythique du Pays Bigouden.

Victor Fernandez is training on the spot La Torche in Brittany, several days before the start of the World Cup PWA Windsurf La Torche.
Currently leading the World Cup windsurf wave, Victor makes its mark on the spot Mythical of Pays Bigouden.

Image / Montage
Stéphane Debuire
https://stefvideo.com/

Each year the young local windsurfers complete a challenge to thank the local charity that can be credited with getting most of them hooked on windsurfing - the Will Mackaness Trust. The charity was set up in memory of local boy (and head-boy of Wey Valley School) Will Mackaness who sadly lost his battle with cancer in 2008. Will was a passionate windsurfer, so the trust aims to give as many young people the opportunity to experience the thrill of water activities and give financial support to those who have shown a particular skill in water activities to enable them to progress further.

For 2014, the bar was raised higher, with a downwind challenge set for the Warriors to complete. On Friday 22nd August six team members left the OTC centre in Portland Harbour and windsurfed together out of the north entrance and into Weymouth Bay. With fickle winds and large rolling swell the team stuck together and made it as far as Durdle Door - such an achievement. And they have managed to raise just shy of £1000.00 for the charity in the process! You can still donate here: https://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/fundraiser-web/fundraiser/showFundraiserProfilePage.action?userUrl=downwind-challenge

This edit was done by Kayan Noel (many thanks Kayan) and includes a little extra at the end of the video to explain why these children have progressed so well so quickly - the idyllic teaching ground within the Portland Harbour.