PWA News

Smooth new shapes, sparkling new graphics and a reputation for being one of the most innovative brands on the market, the highly anticipated wait for Starboards 2012 line up of boards is over.

Loft Sails have had a makeover with a fresh new logo to match their super slick sails.

The guys from UMI media house and the former world champion Kauli Seadi have been searching for wave sailing gold on the shores of Peru.

The explosive freestyle and the super-charged slalom Servus TV shows from the PWA Aruba Grand Slam are online!

Disaster strikes for British wave ripper Robby Swift, as a broken foot puts him in a cast and unable to complete the 2011 wave tour.

The North Sea is brewing fierce waves and savage winds for the world’s slickest wave riders as they approach their third battle on the 2011 PWA Men’s Wave Tour.

British wave sailing star John Skye shows off his incredible spring sessions from South Africa, Maui and Morocco.

Turkish slalom talent Enes Yilmazer announces the launch of his all new website.

Australian speed demon and aspiring director, Sean O’Brien presents his take on the 2011 Pegasus Airlines PWA World Cup from the eyes a competitor.

Catch the first showing of the Aruba Grand Slam on Servus TV in full HD.

JP have unveiled their 2012 line up of boards that are bursting with colour and have performance to match, these boards are sure to make a few heads turn on the water.

Are you a whizz on the racecourse? Are your gybes the talk of the town? Then you might have the skills F2 are looking for.

Event Summary: Supreme conditions bless the beautiful bay of Alacati for six days of slick slalom sailing allowing eleven dramatic eliminations to be completed and two world titles to be awarded.

Day six: An emotional day for Dunkerbeck as he secures the men’s PWA world slalom title in Alacati. In the women’s battle Jaggi takes the victory in Turkey but the glory goes to Offringa who claims the slalom world title.

Day five: A nervous day in Alacati as Dunkerbeck inches closer to the world title and Sarah-Quita Offringa sticks two more bullets in the bag.

Day four: Thirty knots of wind hammered Alacati for the fourth day of racing leading to explosive starts, dangerous gybes, ferocious straights and a mixed bag of results.