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14 races on five event days is the result of the 2017 Formula Windsurfing World Championships that took place during the Multivan Summer Opening on Sylt. It was as thrilling as never before. Nine different competitors were able to win a race. The decision about who would be the 2017 Formula Windsurfing World Champion was […]

The sixth day at the Formula Windsurfing World Championship on Sylt was absolutely thrilling. Optimal race conditions with wind speeds of 13 to 16 knots allowed for four races. Each race had a different winner which kept the spectators on their toes. At the end of the day Steve Allen (AUS-0) took back the lead […]

Vincent Langer the new leader at the Formula Windsurfing World Championship in Sylt The third day of the Formula Windsurfing World Championship brought back the perfect conditions for formula racing. Wind speeds of 10 to 14 knots and a bright sunshine were the ideal set-up for completing four races. Especially the German top riders Vincent […]

Steve Allen (AUS-0) takes the lead at the 2017 Formula Windsurfing World Championship „We are very happy to welcome such a top-class fleet of racers on Sylt. Lots of former world champions are here to fight for the title. We can look forward to some really exciting races.“, says Matthias Regber (CEO Choppy Water GmbH). […]

The Registration for the 2017 Multivan Formula Windsurfing World Championship was completed this morning with a total of 50 competitors from 15 Nations. The Defending Formula Windsurfing World Champion is Alexandre Cousin from France who said he’d be back this season to defend his title: read it here in the Digital Edition#10 of World of […]

The Formula Windsurfing World Championships 2017 will take place on Sylt (Germany). From May 30th to June 5th the worlds best racers will travel to the island of Sylt to fight for the world title. Besides the prestigious title, the World Championships are offering a prize money of € 10.000. The FW World Championships will […]

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