October 17, 1997 | Sirocco 97 Wave Event , Taranaki New Zealand 6-8 November |
October 09, 1997 | BJORN DUNKERBECK BECOMES THE 1O TIMES OVERALL PWA WORLD CHAMPION ! |
October 07, 1997 | THE SYLT 1997 PWA GRAND SLAM - Final Results |
October 03, 1997 | the ULTIMATE JUMP |
September 22, 1997 | Mad Loop Windsurfing page is up ... |
September 22, 1997 | Wellington Windsurfing Assn newsletter - September news out now |
September 15, 1997 | "ITLL BE RIGHT" - DROWNINGS UNNECESSARY |
September 15, 1997 | NZ Speedsailing Nationals |
September 13, 1997 | August / September NZ Windsurfing Assn Newsletter online |
September 09, 1997 | THE HOLSTEN PILS PWA 1997 BRIGHTON WORLD CUP |
September 04, 1997 | I've got a day job - NZGO, check it out |
August 27, 1997 | THE RHODES 1997 PWA WORLD CUP |
August 20, 1997 | THE PAROS PWA 1997 GRAND PRIX - 12-18th August 1997 |
October 17, 1997 Sirocco 97 Wave Event , Taranaki New Zealand 6-8 November SIROCCO 97 is a windsurfing contest aimed at intermediate level and above windsurfers. The main aim is for maximum participation and minimum hassels, you can wavesail as much or as little as you want (no heats). We hope to promote Wavesailing and Taranaki as an Internationally recognised wave Mecca more on the Sirocco Wave Event >>>>> - <noel.moir@xtra.co.nz>[ back to INDEX ] |
October 09, 1997 BJORN DUNKERBECK BECOMES THE 1O TIMES OVERALL PWA WORLD CHAMPION ! With one event left in the PWA World Tour calendar, Bjorn Dunkerbeck E-11 the nine times World Champion has achieved a historic victory, 10 consecutive Overall World Championship wins! Bjorn Dunkerbeck's track record in the sport is truly phenomenal, he won his first Overall World Championship in only his second year on the world tour. He went on from this to equal Robby Naish's record of 5 consecutive World championship wins. Following When Bjorn became Overall World Champion in 1996 he said his only goal was to achieve a 10th World title and he has achieved this with one event left in hand. Bjorn will also be Race Discipline World Champion for 1997 although for the second year running and next for Bjorn ? Dunkerbeck has renewed his contracts with both his board and sail sponsors F2 and Neil Pryde and he is looking forward to Overall World title number 11. Retirement is certainly not an option yet ! Ashley Smith, director of television's World Windsurfing show spoke with Bjorn shortly after the historic news was announced: A.S. So how does it feel to achieve an incredible 10th Overall PWA World Championship Title ? B.D. Well, it has definitely been my goal all year long to achieve a 10th overall title. I didn't really expect it to happen as quickly as it did, with one event left to go I'm already World Champion. I will certainly be relaxed in the last Brazilian race A.S. Was there one particular turning point this year when you knew that you would achieve your goal ? B.D. I had no problems anywhere, after the first race in Almanarre, everyone was talking a lot about my 4th position, it was very light winds and I don't particularly like light winds in the first place. I tend also not to do so well in un-important races A.S. How was your performance in the waves ? B.D. Fiji was pretty light, 6.2 weather, which I'm not really the strongest in. In Gran Canaria I lost closely to Vidar (Jensen), because of his double forward loop which kind of 'kicked off' in the jumping category. In Sylt, I had a pretty good performan A.S. So how do you feel that you cannot win the Wave World Title this year ? B.D. I would like to win both, but you can't win it all, you've got to play it a little safer, I wasn't going to go for doubles in the Canaries, I just wanted to get through the season without hurting myself. It was much more important to me than winning A.S. As winning a 10th Overall Title has been such a significant year for you are you going for an 11th next year ? B.D. Well, I'm definitely not planning on stopping for sure, I am going to re-new my contracts with both F2 and Neil Pryde for the next 3 years and so I'll be around for the next 3 years. After that, who knows what will happen, while I'm on the tour I wil A.S. Of all of your 10 wins, which has been the most satisfying ? B.D. I guess the first was a really interesting one and the 5th one, by equalling Robby Naish's record was important too. 3 years ago, I won all three disciplines, the Overall and also Speed and I was World Champion so I had 5 World Championship titles in A.S. What ambitions do you have left now ? B.D. I proved everything I had to prove to myself and to the windsurfing world. I love windsurfing, I live it, it's my life and everything that comes with it, surfing, mountain biking, friends and family. As long as I enjoy competing against the best in t -ends- (C) SSM FREESPORTS unless credited as SOURCE: SSM FREESPORTS / DAN ATKINS For more information contact SSM Freesportsel: +44 (0) 171 376 7446 fax: +44 (0) 171 376 7786 e-mail: ssm@ssm-ltd.demon.co.uk <ssm@ssm-ltd.demon.co.uk>[ back to INDEX ] |
October 07, 1997 THE SYLT 1997 PWA GRAND SLAM - Final Results 5th October 1997 Day 8, the final day of the Sylt 1997 PWA Grand Slam. The wind failed to blow and so the contest ended a complete success with valid results in both disciplines. In racing, Bjorn Dunkerbeck won three of four course races, giving him the perfect score of 2.1 pts from 3 counting races. Anders Bringdal was forced to finish second with a 1st, a 2nd and two 3rd positions. US-93 Matt Pritchard finished third in the racing just one point ahead of his mentor and training partner KA-7 Phil McGain. The ever consistent S-39 Christoffer Rappe finished 5th in race, counting three 5th positions ! F-35 Robert Teriitehau had a great competition, he has a new 'flapper' course board absolutely 'dialled in' for upwind racing and a 7th postiion in race makes him the highest placed French sailor overall. US-34 Micah Buzianis finished a disappointing 8th position, a result that will drop him from 2nd in the 1997 race ranking to 3rd, just 3 points clear of US-93 Matt Pritchard (2 points out of 6152 !!). G-54 Andrea Hoeppner finished the unanimous victor in the women's racing with 4 wins from 4 races, several these victories were by over 1 minute. THE SYLT 1997 PWA GRAND SLAM FINAL RACE RESULTS AFTER 4 RACES AND 1 DISCARD 1 DUNKERBECK, Bjoern E-11 2 BRINGDAL, Anders S-10 3 PRITCHARD, Matt US-93 4 MCGAIN, Phil KA-7 5 RAPPE, Christoffer S-39 6 PRITCHARD, Kevin US-933 7 TERIITEHAU, Robert F-35 8 BUZIANIS, Micah US-34 9 BELLINI, Eduardo E-9 10 FLESSNER, Bernd G-16 THE SYLT 1997 PWA GRAND SLAM FINAL RACE RESULTS AFTER 4 RACES AND 1 DISCARD 1 HOEPPNER, Andrea G-54 2 LELIEVRE, Nathalie F-12 3 MUELLER, Jutta G-680 4 ERNST, Lucienne H-444 5 GUBELMANN, Sandra Z-3 THE SYLT 1997 PWA GRAND SLAM FINAL WAVE RESULTS AFTER 1 SINGLE ELIMINATION 1 POLAKOW, Jason KA-1111 2 STONE, Josh USA-6 3 NAISH, Robby US-1111 4 DUNKERBECK, Bjoern E-11 5 BRINGDAL, Anders S-10 5 BAKER, Nicholas K-66 5 FLESSNER, Bernd G-16 5 FENTON, Scott KZ-1 THE SYLT 1997 PWA GRAND SLAM FINAL WAVE RESULTS AFTER 1 SINGLE ELIMINATION 1 JAGGI, Karin Z-14 2 RONDELEZ, Sigrid B-90 3 RUANO MORENO, Daida E-64 4 LELIEVRE, Nathalie F-12 5 MUELLER, Jutta G-680 5 HOEPPNER, Andrea G-54 5 GUBELMANN, Sandra Z-3 5 SEMAN, Jane KA-191 OVERALL RESULTS FOR THE SYLT 1997 PWA GRAND SLAM Overall Men 1 E-11 Bjorn Dunkerbeck 2 S-10 Anders Bringdal 3 US-93 Matt Pritchard Overall Women 1 G-54 Andrea Hoeppner 2 F-12 Nathalie LeLievre 3 G-680 Jutta Mueller As the Sylt 997 Grand Slam carries maximum World Tour Points, the rankings have been shaken up significantly. Race E-11 Bjorn Dunkerbeck is now unbeatable in the racing discipline having won every maximum points event of the year, even if he has a disaster in Brazil in November he will be able to discard one event. S-10 Anders Bringdal has jumped back up from 4th to 3rd pushing Micah Buzianis and Matt Pritchard down to 3rd and 4th respectively. Overall 1997 PWA Rankings after the Sylt 1997 PWA Grand Slam Race Men 1 E-11 Bjorn Dunkerbeck 2 S-10 Anders Bringdal 3 US-34 Micah Buzianis 4 US-93 Matt Pritchard 5 KA-7 Phil McGain 6 S-39 Christoffer Rappe 7 US-933 Kevin Pritchard 8 KZ-1 Scott Fenton 9 KA-0 Steve Allen 10 F-192 Antoine Albeau In the women's race overall, F-12 Nathalie LeLievre stays on top ahead of G-680 Jutta Mueller and G-54 Andrea Hoeppner has moved ahead of Z-14 Karin Jaggi into 3rd position after her decisive event victory in Sylt. Race Women 1 F-12 Nathalie LeLievre 2 G-680 Jutta Mueller 3 G-54 Andrea Hoeppner 4 Z-14 Karin Jaggi 5 Z-3 Sandra Gubelmann 6 H-444 Lucienne Ernst 7 B-90 Sigrid Rondelez 8 F-44 Valerie Ghibaudo 9 GR-1 Antonia Frey 10 E-64 Daida Ruano Moreno Wave KA-1111 Jason Polakow has moved ahead of US-1111 Robby Naish into 1st position in the 1997 PWA Wave Rankings after his victory in Sylt. The points situation for the top four sailors is now very close and the Wave title will be settled at the final Grand Slam of the year in Brazil. Wave Men 1 KA-1111 Jason Polakow 2 US-1111 Robby Naish 3 E-11 Bjorn Dunkerbeck 4 USA-6 Josh Stone 5 K-66 Nik Baker 6= S-10 Anders Bringdal 6= KZ-1 Scott Fenton 8 US-933 Kevin Pritchard 9 US-93 Matt Pritchard 10 N-44 Vidar Jensen G-680 Jutta Mueller stays on top in the women's wave rankings although F-12 Nathalie LeLievre will jump several places in the rankings as the first event can be discarded in Brazil. E-64 Daida Ruano Moreno will also be gunning for her first event win having defeated both current Wave World Champions Jutta Mueller and Nathalie LeLievre here in Germany. Wave Women 1 G-680 Jutta Mueller 2 Z-14 Karin Jaggi 3 KA-191 Jane Seman 4 B-90 Sigrid Rondelez 5 Z-3 Sandra Gubelmann 6 H-444 Lucienne Ernst 7 F-12 Nathalie LeLievre 8 E-64 Daida Ruano Moreno 9 US-6 Kelly Moore 10 G-54 Andrea Hoeppner Overall E-11 Bjorn Dunkerbeck is still heading up the Overall 1997 PWA World rankings ahead of S-10 Anders Bringdal and US-93 Matt Pritchard. A 5th place in Wave in Germany has pushed KZ-1 Scott Fenton up from 7th Overall back to 4th position, splitting the Pritchard brothers in the rankings. Overall Men 1 E-11 Bjorn Dunkerbeck 2 S-10 Anders Bringdal 3 US-93 Matt Pritchard 4 KZ-1 Scott Fenton 5 US-933 Kevin Pritchard 6 K-66 Nik Baker 7 US-34 Micah Buzianis 8 KA-0 Steve Allen 9 F-35 Robert Teriitehau 10 G-16 Bernd Flessner G-680 Jutta Mueller is still on top of the women's 1997 Overall World Championship ahead of Z-14 Karin Jaggi, the Sylt wave winner. F-12 Nathalie LeLievre is currently lying in 3rd position but could jump ahead of Jaggi and possibly Mueller if she has a good event in Brazil. Overall Women 1 G-680 Jutta Mueller 2 Z-14 Karin Jaggi 3 F-12 Nathalie LeLievre 4 Z-3 Sandra Gubelmann 5 G-54 Andrea Hoeppner 6 B-90 Sigrid Rondelez 7 H-444 Lucienne Ernst 8 E-64 Daida Ruano Moreno 9 F-44 Valerie Ghibaudo 10 E-63 Iballa Ruano Moreno source: SSM Freesports / Dan Atkins <100307.1707@compuserve.com>[ back to INDEX ] |
October 03, 1997 the ULTIMATE JUMP I've been meaning to add this for ages, it's a couple of years old but that doesn't change the fact that it's still the ultimate jump! jump to the JUMP! - [ back to INDEX ] |
September 22, 1997 Mad Loop Windsurfing page is up ... Contact details, hire equipment etc. MadLoop Windsurfing School , Auckland - <Bruce@winzurf.co.nz>[ back to INDEX ] |
September 22, 1997 Wellington Windsurfing Assn newsletter - September news out now Check out the proposed Balaena Bay launch site plans and more ... WWA September News - <Bruce@winzurf.co.nz>[ back to INDEX ] |
September 15, 1997 "ITLL BE RIGHT" - DROWNINGS UNNECESSARY The New Zealand Water Safety Council (NZWSC) today released the August drowning statistics. Six people drowned in August three while boating, one while floundering and two non-recreational incidents. This months drowning toll is the lowest August toll since 1991. click for more information - [ back to INDEX ] |
September 15, 1997 NZ Speedsailing Nationals 1997 New Zealand Speed Sailing Nationals, Mangawhai Heads, 4-12 October Open and Production, slalom if conditions not right, party .... click for more information - [ back to INDEX ] |
September 13, 1997 August / September NZ Windsurfing Assn Newsletter online August / September NZ Windsurfing Assn Newsletter has just gone out in the post, and there's some significant news about membership benefits for the coming season Also included, Provisional race / event calendar, local club news, international news .. Newsletter - <Bruce@winzurf.co.nz>[ back to INDEX ] |
September 09, 1997 THE HOLSTEN PILS PWA 1997 BRIGHTON WORLD CUP THE HOLSTEN PILS PWA 1997 BRIGHTON WORLD CUP Day 5 - September 7th. On the fifth and final day of the Brighton world cup Nik Baker stands in a virtually un-beatable position after seven races. The Shoreham local sailor has dominated virtually every race this week on his home waters and there has been little any of the worlds top ranked sailors who are in attendance could do to stop him. Nik has been using the new Gaastra total flow F1 in all of the races which has a revolutionary new head system. Significantly Finian Maynard from the British Virgin Islands, also using the same sail, lies in second place overall. Sponsors could not have hoped for better conditions so far and seven exciting course races have already been completed. The only thing that has put a cloud over this event has been the tragic death of Princess Diana which has dominated all news and caused the cancellation of sporting events worldwide. The City of Brighton has been paying its respects to the much loved princess and a huge area of flowers brought by the public has built up in an official area in front of the Brighton Palace. Hundreds of people have been gathering to pay their respects and light candles in the evenings as a tribute to Diana's memory. This mornings weather looked ominously still and despite sailors and race crew hanging on until late in the afternoon the wind never co-operated, which meant that yesterdays unfinished race does not count towards the final result. That was not to say there was nothing happening on the beach. Literally thousands of people came down to the contest site along Brighton's busy promenade to check out the many activities. Added to the other attractions today was a huge bungy jump and crowds were thrilled when a Holsten stunt man made the jump attached to a complete windsurfing rig. Several of the sailors took it upon themselves to find entertainment on some of the attractions on Brighton pier. Peter Volwater, Finian Maynard and Scott McKercher were left dizzy after testing out the roller coaster, a giant spinning wheel and several other hair raising rides. Nik and Ant Baker have been enjoying the luxury of driving to the beach every day on their motorbikes. The two brothers are notorious for their love of big bikes and fast cars and each morning the sleepy atmosphere at the beach would be interrupted as the Bakers roared in on their bikes. With seven races completed the event can only be considered as an outstanding success. The British crowds were rewarded by getting to see Nik and Ant Baker, Jamie Hawkins, Julian Anderson and Mike Birt all finish in the top ten. All of these sailors live close to the contest site. Top foreign competitor was Finian Maynard in second, followed by Patrice Belbeoc'h in third. Other notable performances came from Danish sailor Brian Roegild who finished in sixth position and Peter Volwater in eighth. Nik Baker will be more than happy with a victory at his local venue, not to mention a handy $4200 prize money. Furthermore he has moved up into 10th position overall in racing from 13th and now stands in sixth position in the overall world rankings. Nik Baker "...I'm absolutely ecstatic. I mean.... first place in front of my home crowd. I had five wins out of seven races. I could not wish for anything more than that. I have won here before but, and come close a few times due to silly mistakes. This time I made no mistakes and felt I sailed pretty well. I am really stoked! We had seven very good course races, it was very choppy and we had quite a big swell. The conditions were very hard and tiring!" source: SSM Freesports/John Carter THE HOLSTEN PILS 1997 PWA BRITISH WORLD CUP FINAL RESULTS AFTER 7 RACES AND 2 DISCARDS pos sailor sail 1 BAKER, Nicholas K-66 2 MAYNARD, Finian KV-11 3 BELBEOC'H, Patrice F-81 4 BAKER, Antony K-77 5 HAWKINS, Jamie K-96 [ back to INDEX ] |
September 04, 1997 I've got a day job - NZGO, check it out I'm now the site manager for New Zealand Government Online, the starting point for finding information on the government web site network. If you're coming on a working holiday or just to visit and want to know about visa's, immigration, whatever, then this is the place to start! Drop me a line. NZ Government Online - <bruce@nzgo.govt.nz>[ back to INDEX ] |
August 27, 1997 THE RHODES 1997 PWA WORLD CUP THE RHODES 1997 PWA WORLD CUP Day 4, the final day of the Rhodes 1997 PWA World Cup and the wind kicked in early to between 12-15 knots. However, as the race crew went onto the water to set a slalom course continuing the incomplete race 9#, the wind dropped off a couple of knots. The forecast from the local Rhodes airport just 5km up the coast stated that the wind would not build over the downwind wind limit for some time and so Race director Didier Lafitte chose to complete race 9# in 16 man, upwind racing format. The early rounds of race 9# on day 3 had proven troublesome to complete. Several sailors had competed in the wrong heat and the slightly inconsistent wind conditions had forced several heats to be re-run. The first heat of the day on day 4# was the fourth re-run of heat 1! The results of heat 1 did not differ significantly from the previous three aborted attempts, in fact US-933 Kevin Pritchard crossed the line ahead of K-66 Nik Baker all four times. KA-0 Steve Allen comfortably won the first semi-final with a 50 metre lead over S-39 Christoffer Rappe and KV-11 Finian Maynard. Principal Race Officer Frank Rouget chose to leave the start-line at a similar length to the 32 man heats used in earlier rounds and the long, un-biased start line made the start-line fascinating to watch with 8 sailors heading off on either tack. In the second semi it was K-66 Nik Baker who started well and read the shifts to take the first qualifying spot ahead of S-10 Anders Bringdal and US-933 Kevin Pritchard. KC-1 Sam Ireland, E-9 Eduardo Bellini and K-77 Anthony Baker all qualified for the final. It was KA-0 Steve Allen who took the victory in Race 9# ahead of S-10 Anders Bringdal and US-93 Matt Pritchard. KC-1 Sam Ireland finished in 4th position, his highest finish of the contest. The final results after race 9# left S-10 Anders Bringdal as the convincing winner of the 1997 Rhodes PWA World Cup with five wins, three second positions and one fifth position. S-39 Christoffer Rappe and KA-0 Steve Allen finished in second and third position, separated by just 2 points. The World Cup win for Anders Bringdal will have very little effect on the top 20 of the 1997 PWA Race Rankings but will help Anders psychologically after his recent drop from 2nd to 4th in the Race Ranking after Paros. US-93 Matt Pritchard who moved to 3rd position behind E-11 Bjorn Dunkerbeck and US-34 Micah Buzianis after Paros finished in 4th position here in Rhodes, just 1 point clear of K-66 Nik Baker. The next stop on the PWA World Tour is the 1997 PWA British World Cup in Brighton between 2-7th Sepetember. source: SSM Freesports / Dan Atkins THE RHODES 1997 PWA WORLD CUP FINAL RESULTS AFTER 9 RACES AND 2 DISCARDS 1 BRINGDAL, Anders 2 RAPPE, Christoffer North Sails, HiFly, Tekknosport 0.7 12.0 3 ALLEN, Steve 4 PRITCHARD, Matt 5 BAKER, Nicholas <100307.1707@compuserve.com>[ back to INDEX ] |
August 20, 1997 THE PAROS PWA 1997 GRAND PRIX - 12-18th August 1997 THE PAROS PWA 1997 GRAND PRIX 12-18th August 1997 Event report: Day 5 - 18th August Just when you thought it was all over following a day and a half with light winds and no racing, the Greek Meltime wind returned with a vengeance and answered the prayers of many of the racers. Matt Pritchard started the day with victory in his sights but had the un-enviable task of holding back the challenge from Bjorn Dunkerbeck who has proven in the past that he sails his best when the going gets tough and the pressure is on. Three dramatic course races were held in winds ranging from 9 to 21 knots; one with two half fleet starts and a final, and then two races with full fleet starts. The outcome of completing the three extra races on the last day put a whole new complexion on the overall results, bearing in mind sailors could now count two discards out of the seven races. In the first race Bjorn Dunkerbeck thundered through the start line and was first to the upwind mark ahead of Micah Buzianis, Phil McGain and Matt Pritchard. Dunkerbeck took the race and by now the pressure was really on Pritchard. In the second race Sam Ireland had a blazing start and led for half the race until being out-manoeuvred by a pack headed by Christoffer Rappe who took the race ahead of Phil McGain, Eduardo Bellini and Matt Pritchard. Dunkerbeck had a disaster finishing in 11th position. Meanwhile, Britain's Nik Baker was working his way back into the top places with a 9th and 8th position in the two races. It was still mathematically possible for Dunkerbeck to catch Pritchard and it all boiled down to the very last race. Tension levels on the beach were running high as all the sailors were trying to calculate where they had to finish to improve their overall results. The experience in handling the sheer pressure by the world champion was eventually enough to get the better of Matt Pritchard. Dunkerbeck finished the race in 2nd position behind Steve Allen while Pritchard only managed to finish a disastrous 22nd. The eventual outcome of the race meant that Dunkerbeck had secured overall victory by 0.7 of a point. Micah Buzianis sailed a consistent contest to finish a brilliant third overall followed by Phil McGain who had a superb last day in to secure fourth with Matt's younger brother Kevin in 5th. The agony and the ecstasy of racing was outlined today with several dramatic changes to overall results. On the ecstasy side, was the comeback of Nik Baker who had been lying hopelessly in 20th position yesterday but climbed right up to 6th position today, a position previously occupied by fellow Brit Jamie Hawkins. Unfortunately Jamie was a member of the agony club, dropping right back to 16th position with a disappointing 21st, 61st and a 30th. Steve Allen confirmed his ability to win races by clocking up his second Grand Prix victory of the week and finished the event in 11th overall. Today Dunkerbeck was forced to turn on the turbo charger and came very close to being de-throned by Pritchard. Pritchard had come so close he could taste victory and was deprived by the tiniest of margins. Dunkerbeck walks away from the contest with a very tidy sum of $9,800 to go in the bank and it looks like he will have to purchase some more silver polish to maintain his ever increasing trophy collection! All in all, Paros was a superb competition with a mixture of thrilling, action packed slalom and dramatic tension in the last three course races. Sponsors and sailors could not have hoped for better racing conditions and with the exciting climax on the last day it was a thrilling finish to the week. As usual the closing party at the Philoxenia Hotel was a wet and wild affair with several of the sailors getting a traditional dunking in the pool! Bjorn Dunkerbeck: "It was definitely close, especially since I made a couple of mistakes in the earlier races. I fell off in one of the semi finals and then with Micah and that gate thing! It put the pressure on the situation. We were lucky enough to get wind today so we got two discards. It was tricky racing but the wind was pretty strong and at least I had some power in my 8.3 for a change. Basically I had to beat Matt in the second race today but I had a really bad downwind and dropped about ten spots. In the last race I went out there and said I am going to win it and see what happens. I almost won but Steve Allen took me with about seven metres to go. I was second and Matt had a bad race. I am pleased and surprised, Matt sailed consistently and if he had won I would of have been pleased for him and not had any problems with that. He has been doing very well many times lately but then again I prefer beating him!" Final results after 2 discards (top 40 only)* 1 E11 Dunkerbeck, Bjorn 2 US 93 Pritchard, Matt 3 US 34 Buzianis, Micah 4 KA 7 McGain, Phil 5 US 933 Pritchard, Kevin 6 K 66 Baker, Nik 7 S 10 Bringdal, Anders 8 KV 11 Maynard, Finian 9 S 39 Rappe, Christoffer 10 F 35 Teriitehau, Robert 11 KA 0 Allen, Steve 12 G 16 Flessner, Bernd 13 F 81 Belbeoc'h, Patrice 14 F 192 Albeau, Antoine 15 E9 Bellini, Eduardo 16 K 96 Hawkins, Jamie 17 KA 6 Pedersen, Mark 18 VI 11 Diaz, Jimmy 19 KZ 1 Fenton, Scott 20 H 24 Volwater, Peter 21 G 307 Seeger, Robby 22 F 808 Thieme, Erik 23 KC 1 Ireland, Sam 24 F 33 Huart, Xavier 25 G 93 Laufer, Andy 26 K 77 Baker, Ant 27 G 55 Bachschuster, Ralf 28 S 24 Olausson, Niklas 29 KA 181 McKercher, Scott 30 B 3 Creten, Johan 31 I 31 Iannetti, Paolo 32 L 24 Rauhansuu, Janne 33 KA 82 Radis, Robbie 34 I 286 Rosati, Andrea 35 K 54 Birt, Mike 36 L 1 Merve, Mikko 37 I 456 Cucchi, Andrea 38 E 501 Parres, Daniel 39 BRA 999 Schurmann, Wilhelm 40 GR 7 Fantis, Jean Marc *SSM Freesports apologise for the omission of the full event results with this press release. This is owing to computer breakdown on site. Full results will be sent out with the first day's press release from the PWA Rhodes World Cup 1997. Copyright SSM FREESPORTS unless credited as source: John Carter/SSM Freesports on behalf of the Professional Windsurfers Association. <100307.1707@CompuServe.COM>[ back to INDEX ] |
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