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Day 7: Jaeger Stone Earns First Victory on the World Tour While Iballa Moreno Continues to Dominate in El Médano as Tenerife Finally Comes to Life The waiting game finally paid off on the last day of the 2019 Tenerife PWA World Cup as the promised wind and waves, which were due yesterday, eventually arrived just in time to provide a full day of competition, while also maintaining Tenerife’s 100% record. After a slow start to the day, the wind eventually filled in and the waves increased in

Watch back the final of the women with Ben Proffitt Result 2019 Tenerife PWA World Cup - Women's Wave: 1st Iballa Moreno (ESP | Severne / Severne Sails / Maui Ultra Fins) 2nd Justyna Sniady (POL | Simmer / Simmer Sails / AL360) 3rd Sarah-Quita Offringa (ARU | Starboard / NeilPryde / Maui Ultra Fins) 4th Lina Erpenstein (GER | Severne / Severne Sails) 5th Maaike Huvermann (NED | Starboard / Severne / Maui Ultra Fins) 5th Josanne Mossink 5th Arrianne Aukes (NED | Fanatic / Duotone / Maui Ultra

Watch back the final of the men with Ben Proffit Result 2019 Tenerife PWA World Cup - Men's Wave 1st Jaeger Stone (AUS | Starboard / Severne / SWOX) 2nd Victor Fernandez (ESP | Fanatic / Duotone / Shamal Sunglasses) 3rd Philip Köster (GER | Starboard / Severne / Maui Ultra Fins) 4th Ricardo Campello (VEN/BRA | Brunotti Boards) 5th Marcilio Browne (BRA | Goya Windsurfing) 5th Alex Mussolini (ESP | RRD / RRD Sails) 5th Antoine Martin (FRA | JP / NeilPryde) 5th Thomas Traversa (FRA | Tabou / GA

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On the first day, there was no wind at all. So Ben Proffitt is taking through the last slalom events and building up to the event here in Hvide Sande, Denmark. A word with the top 3 of men and women, but also Sarah Quita Offringa being here in this event! Her first slalom event of 2019. www.pwaworldtour.com https://www.instagram.com/stories/pwaworldtour/ Produced by: AALVAA Media / @aalvaamedia Filmed by: Adam Sims Tim Cowen / Mothymedia

Day 3: Opening 5 heats of the men's Single Elimination completed! The Men's Single Elimination began on Day 3 of the 2019 Tenerife PWA World Cup in small and generally light conditions, while with the competition beginning just after low tide the sailors had to do their best to dodge the El Cabezo rocks in the opening few heats. Although the waves were small there was still some decent action on offer with the sailors being given 16 minutes to land their best jump and link together their best 2

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Day 10: 12 Freestyle World Titles & counting for the Queen Sarah-Quita Offringa, while Steven Van Broeckhoven earns first victory on the world tour since 2015! Finals day at the 2019 Fuerteventura PWA World Cup saw an explosive end to proceedings as the top 4 men and women left standing in the Freestyle Double Eliminations went all out in the pursuit of victory. In the women’s fleet, it was the usual suspects who prevailed, but in the Men’s fleet, it was another event filled with upsets,

Day 1: Opening cermony registered, rigged & ready plus a brief introduction of youth’s! The opening day of the 2019 Tenerife PWA World Cup saw a quiet start to proceedings with light winds and only a short sweet spot of waves, so after the registration in the morning, there was a brief window of opportunity to complete a few Youth’s heats.

Day 2: Liam Dunkerbeck & Hayata Ishii claim victories in U17s and U15s after the wind & waves fill In late! The second day of the 2019 Tenerife PWA World Cup saw an entire morning and afternoon of waiting and for the majority of the day the conditions didn’t look particularly promising with only light winds and small waves on offer. However, patience eventually paid off with the wind and waves filling in shortly before 6pm, which allowed the Boy’s U15s and U17s divisions to be completed with

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Fresh from his victory in Fuerteventura, we caught up with EX Freestyle World Champion Steven Van Broeckhoven to ask him about his Gear set up... some interesting nuggets in this one! We are doing a NEW series in 'Pro-Kit Set' and will be doing Slalom as well! Are you a Windsurfing.TV Member? Well if NOT get involved… Go to: https://windsurfing.tv/beer-money/ …and you will be in with a chance of WINNING a SAIL from F2 and a SUP… plus Windsurfing.TV hats etc) To become a member all you have

Watch back the final of the women double elimination with Ben Proffitt and Balz Muller Result 2019 Fuerteventura PWA World Cup - Women’s Double Elimination 1st Sarah-Quita Offringa ARU 91 (ARU - Starboard / NeilPryde / Maui Ultra Fins) 2nd Maaike Huvermann (NED - Starboard / Severne / Maui Ultra Fins) 3rd Oda Johanne Windsurfing (NOR - Starboard / Severne) 4th Arrianne Aukes (NED - Fanatic / Duotone / Maui Ultra Fins) www.pwaworldtour.com For stories at Instagram:

Watch back the final of the men single elimination with Ben Proffitt and Adam Sims Result 2019 Fuerteventura PWA World Cup - Men’s Single Elimination 1st Steven Van Broeckhoven (BEL - Starboard / Gun Sails) 2nd Jacopo Testa (ITA - RRD / RRD Sails / AL360) 3rd Youp Schmit (NB - I-99 / Avanti) 4th Dieter Van der Eyken B35 (BEL - Severne / Severne Sails) www.pwaworldtour.com For stories at Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stories/pwaworldtour/

Day 8: Steven Van Broeckhoven wins first Single Elimination since 2015. While Sarah-Quita Offringa takes a giant step towards Freestyle World Title No.12! The Men’s and Women’s Freestyle Single Eliminations were completed on Day 8 of the 2019 Fuerteventura PWA World Cup - sponsored by René Egli - but the tricky conditions continued. With gusty winds the heat duration was extended to 10 minutes with the judges looking for the best 4 moves from 7 attempts on each tack. www.pwaworldtour.com

Day 9: Gollito puts a dent in Vrieswijk’s title challenge on a day of comebacks before it's super Saturday! More drama ensued on the penultimate day of the 2019 Fuerteventura PWA World Cup - sponsored by René Egli - with the Men’s Freestyle world title race potentially taking a swing in direction, while there were numerous close battles and epic tussles with Fuerte delivering the best winds in a few days. www.pwaworldtour.com For stories at Instagram:

Watch back the final of the men double elimination with Ben Proffitt and Balz Muller Result 2019 Fuerteventura PWA World Cup - Men’s Double Elimination 1st Steven Van Broeckhoven (BEL - Starboard / Gun Sails) 2nd Yentel Caers (BEL - I-99 / Point 7) 3rd Jacopo Testa (ITA - RRD / RRD Sails / AL360) 4th Youp Schmit (NB - I-99 / Avanti) www.pwaworldtour.com For stories at Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stories/pwaworldtour/

Re-Watch the LIVE Women's final from the PWA in Tenerife Justyna Sniady vs Iballa Moreno p.s: This was after 9hrs of no stop commentating... #runningonfumes Are you a Windsurfing.TV Member? Well if NOT get involved… Go to: https://windsurfing.tv/beer-money/ …and you will be in with a chance of WINNING a Board from F2 (Plus 2x Sup’s and a Sail… and Windsurfing.TV hats etc) To become a member all you have to do is support the channel with Beer Money…

Watch back the final of the women single elimination with Ben Proffitt and Adam Sims Result 2019 Fuerteventura PWA World Cup - Women’s Single Elimination 1st Sarah-Quita Offringa ARU 91 (ARU - Starboard / NeilPryde / Maui Ultra Fins) 2nd Maaike Huvermann (NED - Starboard / Severne / Maui Ultra Fins) 3rd Oda Johanne Windsurfing (NOR - Starboard / Severne) 4th Arrianne Aukes (NED - Fanatic / Duotone / Maui Ultra Fins) www.pwaworldtour.com For stories at Instagram:

Day 5: Antoine Albeau did it again! He passes the final day test with flying colours to be crowned Champion of Fuerteventura for 12th Time in the last 14 years! The final day of racing at the 2019 Fuerteventura PWA World Cup - sponsored by René Egli - saw two more exhilarating eliminations completed as the big top three went toe-to-toe once again in the battle to be crowned the 2019 Fuerteventura PWA World Cup Slalom Champion. With clear skies and excellent winds, the last two eliminations of

Day 6: The start of the Freestyle competition was with the youth first where Corto Dumond wins the U20s. While just over half of the men’s first round completed in tricky conditions. On paper, today looked as though the Freestyle at the 2019 Fuerteventura PWA World Cup - sponsored by René Egli - would see classic nuclear Sotavento conditions. However, a thick layer of cloud and even a little bit of drizzle greeted competitors and the wind never really settled even though the skies did clear

Day 7: Only top 4 men and women remain standing in the single eliminations on a day where the girl’s contest goes according to seeding, while men’s seeding seemingly goes out the window. The second day of Freestyle at the 2019 Fuerteventura PWA Grand Slam proved tricky once again with the unusual weather pattern continuing with cloudy skies once again hampering the wind. After a slow morning, the skies did finally try and clear, but with a few rogue clouds remaining, the wind stayed on the

Watch back the final of the 8th elimination with Ben Proffitt. Top 3: 1. Mateo Iachino 2. Antoine Albeau 3. Pierre Mortefon www.pwaworldtour.com For stories at Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stories/pwaworldtour/

Watch back the final of the 9th elimination with Ben Proffitt. Top 3: 1. Antoine Albeau 2. Alexandre Cousin 3. Maciek Rutkowski www.pwaworldtour.com For stories at Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stories/pwaworldtour/

Day 4: Big top 3 is set for a thrilling final day showdown, but Albeau ominously leads after winning the only race of day number 4 With thick overcast skies, and even a bit of rain during the morning of day 4 of the 2019 Fuerteventura PWA World Cup - sponsored by René Egli - the wind machine took a little bit of time to get into gear today. Throughout the day there was plenty of wind, but it remained unstable with the strength fluctuating greatly with the overhead clouds. Eventually, during the

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