Saturday, 15 October 2022 20:15

Pole Position for Moroz and Vodisek

HIGHLIGHTS Mistral offshore breeze of 9 to 11 knots put a premium on good starting Vodisek and Maeder through to the men’s final, but knee injury for Vodisek Moroz and Nolot through to the women’s final Strong British performance in the women’s fleet, Aldridge the winner of the day
HIGHLIGHTS Mistral offshore breeze of 15 to 25 knots made for a big, gnarly day Rain squall of 40 knots wreaks havoc in the silver and bronze fleets Max Maeder climbs from 9th to 2nd after a match race with Toni Vodisek Top speed of 38 knots recorded UFD disqualification for Daniela Moroz fails to wipe the smile off her face, in her big duel with Lauriane Nolot America’s Cup skipper Jimmy Spithill cheers Moroz from the sidelines
Thursday, 13 October 2022 19:36

Moroz makes sense of the Offshore Shifty Stuff

HIGHLIGHTS Mistral offshore breeze of 5 to 12 knots shakes up the pack on day 3 Daniela Moroz (USA) the only rider still to have won all races Toni Vodisek (SLO) stays at the top of the men’s fleet End of qualifying means disappointment for those who had hoped for gold fleet glory  The offshore Mistral breeze looked promising but only half-choked into action for day three of the 2022 Formula Kite World Championships in Cagliari, Sardinia.
Wednesday, 12 October 2022 18:59

Sailing Legends give Kites a closer look

HIGHLIGHTS Thunderstorms and rain stop play, and not enough wind for racing when sun came out on day 2 Daniela Moroz (USA) and Lauriane Nolot (FRA) lead the women’s qualifying fleets Axel Mazella (FRA), Toni Vodisek (SLO) and Max Maeder (SGP) are top of the three men’s groups Olympic medallists and round-the-world racers coaching the kite fleet Thunder, lightning, rain and a lack of wind all conspired against any racing being able to take place on day two of the 2022 Formula Kite World Championships in Cagliari, Sardinia.
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