Windsurf World Cup

The Windsurfing World Cup is the professional - regatta series, in the windsurfing be determined world champion in several disciplines. It has been held since 1983 and has been run by the Professional Windsurfers Association (PWA) under the name PWA Worldtour since 1996 .

The Windsurf World Cup is the most highly endowed competition for windsurfers. In a single discipline, the prize money sometimes reaches € 55,000. The total prize money for the individual events is up to € 120,000 ( World Cup Sylt ). The Windsurf World Cup tries to market the sport in a media-effective way and achieves the highest media presence of all windsurfing frigates worldwide. Since 2011 the competitions can be followed with Ben Proffitt as commentator through live streaming and live rating on the PWA website.

The regatta series is held annually at different surf spots . Depending on the surf spot, competitions of different disciplines take place. Several disciplines are driven in a Grand Slam . If an organizer can raise enough prize money and offer an attractive event, he has the option of registering a regatta with the PWA as a World Cup. In the early days only a few World Cups were held. Up to forty World Cups were held in the early 1990s, and in the last few years there have been ten to fifteen events per year.

The Windsurf World Cup was originally hosted by the World Sailboards Manufacturers Association (WSMA), a manufacturers' association. 1987 athletes founded at the World Cup in Guadeloupe , the Professional Board Sailors Association (PBA). In 1995 the PBA was liquidated due to over-indebtedness and the PWA was founded by the active athletes as a successor organization.

Disciplines

The PWA currently organizes regattas in the disciplines of wave riding, freestyle and slalom 42 and foil. From 2003 to 2006, the Super X discipline was also held. Before that, titles in slalom, course races, racing and an overall title were awarded. Occasionally, competitions are held in the hall.

Other organizations award the speed world championship title ( International Speed ​​World Cup , ISWA, formerly ISA) or titles in certain board classes ( International Sailing Federation , ISAF).

Wave riding

Robby Naish at the World Cup off Sylt, 2006

The wave discipline is often referred to as the premier class. The competition will be held in the surf zone if there are enough waves. Two drivers compete against each other in the knockout system . In a 15-minute run, jumps over the waves and riding the waves are judged by the judges. Depending on the conditions, up to two wave rides (wave riding, with good waves) and up to two jumps (jump, with strong wind) are scored.

Live wave evaluation between Leon Jamaer and Philip Köster at the World Cup Cold Hawaii 2013, Klitmøller

Freestyle

Kiri Thode doing freestyle

The freestyle discipline was added in 1998. Since then, freestyle has developed a lot: The aim is to show the most unusual tricks possible with board and sail. The difficulty also lies in quickly learning the constantly new freestyle moves and mastering them safely. The best execution in each category is taken into account in the evaluation. The driver with the most points wins.

In wave riding and freestyle, two drivers compete against each other in the knockout system . Up to four athletes can be on the water per decision. The respective first advance one round. In the final, the winner of the single elimination (first round) will be determined from the two remaining players. The winner is also the World Cup winner, provided z. B. due to the weather conditions no further races are possible. However, if the conditions permit, a double elimination is started. The winner of this second round, which is also played in the knockout system, meets the winner of the single elimination in the final. One victory is enough for them to win the overall ranking of the competition. His challenger, on the other hand, needs two finals for overall victory. In freestyle, a maximum of two single and two double eliminations can be driven per event, while in wave riding only one single and one double elimination is allowed.

In freestyle and wave riding, the athlete must be within a competition zone so that his / her performance can be scored. Internationally experienced judges grade the height and difficulty of the jumps and maneuvers shown as well as the quality of the overall performance.

Slalom / Racing / Slalom 42

Slalom is about driving around a course that is marked out with buoys as quickly as possible . The course has the shape of a figure eight or resembles a 'W' that is driven downwind (downwind slalom). The legs of the courses are short compared to a course race. Planing , accelerating and jibing are essential to victory .

In 1995 slalom and course races were combined into one rating, racing. More flexible courses were introduced.

Since the courses are quite small, the slalom is carried out in a knockout system, in which about 10 drivers compete against each other in one run.

Slalom 42

In 2006 racing was replaced by Slalom 42. The courses correspond to the slalom. According to the current regulations, the opponents have four series sails and two series boards (“42”) that they can choose themselves. This opens up chances of victory for a broader group of drivers, as not any amount of material can be purchased and makes traveling with the material easier.

Pascal Toselli, Tristan Algret and Ben Van Der Steen at the neck barrel in the first run of the World Cup Alacati, 2014.

With Slalom 42, up to four decisions can be made per day. The field of participants in each of these elimination rounds is divided into groups of up to ten starters. The best 50% in each case reach the next round, until a maximum of 10 participants remain. These contest the final. The losers in the semi-finals fight for the other places in the Losers Final. A maximum of fifteen decision rounds per event is permitted. The winner gets 0.7 points, the counters of the following are identical to their placement. The overall winner is the slalom rider with the lowest number of points over all races driven in an event.

Jumpsuit

In the early years, the PWA awarded an overall title. This was calculated from the placements in wave riding, course races and slalom or later racing. The freestyle rating was not taken into account. Since there are only a few drivers left in several disciplines today, this title will no longer be awarded.

Course race

In a course race, all participants drive around a larger course at the same time. The course includes a cross and a space sheet course . Start and finish are close together. Course races can be started in relatively light winds. The material must be able to run at a good height. Boards with swords were still used in the course races in the early years . It corresponds most closely to classic regatta sailing . Due to the high organizational effort and the lack of spectator friendliness, the PWA no longer organizes course races today.

Super X

The Super X (Super Cross) is a race in which some prescribed jumps and maneuvers have to be demonstrated. There are obstacles on the course that must be jumped over. The Super X was introduced in 2003 and has not been held since 2007.

Indoor

World Cups have occasionally been held in the hall since 1990. The wind is generated with a number of fans . There are slalom, freestyle and wave competitions. The results are recorded in a separate evaluation. In 1998 there was an indoor competition in Berlin.

Junior World Cup

See also : Windsurf Junior World Cup 2018

After there have been junior heats at World Cup events and world champions have been crowned in the previous years, the PWA introduced its own tour in 2018.

World title

→ Main article : Windsurf World Cup / Results

The titles 1983–1987 were awarded by the WBA. The titles 1988-1995 were awarded by the PBA.

Men

season	Jumpsuit	Wave	Freestyle	Slalom / Racing / Slalom 42	Course race / foil	Super X
1983	Robby Naish	Robby Naish	-	Robby Naish	Robby Naish	-
1984	Robby Naish	Robby Naish	-	Robby Naish	Robby Naish	-
1985	Robby Naish	Pete Cabrinha	-	Robby Naish	Tim Aagesen	-
1986	Robby Naish	Robby Naish	-	Robby Naish	Stephan van den Berg	-
1987	Robby Naish	Robby Naish	-	Bringdal is different	Stephan van den Berg	-
1988	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	Robby Naish	-	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	Bringdal is different	-
1989	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	Robby Naish	-	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	Phil McGain	-
1990	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	-	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	-
1991	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	Robby Naish	-	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	-
1992	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	-	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	-
1993	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	-	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	-
1994	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	-	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	-
1995	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	-	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	-	-
1996	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	Patrice Belbeoch'h	-	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	-	-
1997	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	Jason Polakov	-	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	-	-
1998	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	Jason Polakov	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	-	-
1999	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	Josh Stone	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	-	-
2000	Kevin Pritchard	Fracisco Goya	Josh Stone	Kevin Pritchard	-	-
2001	-	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	Antoine Albeau	-	-	-
2002	-	Kevin Pritchard	Matt Pritchard	Steve Allen	-	-
2003	-	Josh Angulo	Ricardo Campello	Micah Buzianis	-	Kauli Seadi
2004	-	Scott McKercher	Ricardo Campello	Antoine Albeau	-	Matt Pritchard
2005	-	Kauli Seadi	Ricardo Campello	Bjørn Dunkerbeck Micah Buzianis	-	Matt Pritchard
2006	-	Kevin Pritchard	Gollito Estredo	Antoine Albeau	-	Antoine Albeau
2007	-	Kauli Seadi	Marcilio Browne	Antoine Albeau	-	-
2008	-	Kauli Seadi	Gollito Estredo	Antoine Albeau	-	-
2009	-	Josh Angulo	Gollito Estredo	Antoine Albeau	-	-
2010	-	Víctor Fernández López	Gollito Estredo	Antoine Albeau	-	-
2011	-	Philip Koester	Steven van Broeckhoven	Bjørn Dunkerbeck	-	-
2012	-	Philip Koester	Gollito Estredo	Antoine Albeau	-	-
2013	-	Marcilio Browne	Kiri Thode	Antoine Albeau	-	-
2014	-	Thomas Traversa	Gollito Estredo	Antoine Albeau	-	-
2015	-	Philip Koester	Dieter van der Eyken	Antoine Albeau	-	-
2016	-	Víctor Fernández López	Gollito Estredo	Matteo Iachino	-	-
2017	-	Philip Koester	Gollito Estredo	Antoine Albeau	Antoine Questel 1 2	-
2018	-	Víctor Fernández López	Gollito Estredo	Antoine Albeau	Gonzalo Costa Hoevel 2	-
2019	-	Philip Koester	Yentel Caers	Pierre Mortefon	Nicolas Goyard 2	-

Women

season	Jumpsuit	Wave	Freestyle	Slalom / Racing / Slalom 42	Course race / foil	Super X
1984	Nathalie Le Lievre	Jil Boyer Julie de Werd	-	Julie de Werd	Nathalie Le Lievre	-
1985	Nathalie Le Lievre	Shawne O'Neill	-	Nathalie Le Lievre	Nathalie Le Lievre	-
1986	Nathalie Le Lievre	Dana Dawes Natalie Siebel	-	Dana Dawes	Anick Graveline	-
1987	Anick Graveline	Dana Dawes	-	Anick Graveline	Britt Dunkerbeck	-
1988	Nathalie Le Lievre	Natalie Siebel	-	Nathalie Le Lievre	Nathalie Le Lievre	-
1989	Nathalie Le Lievre	Angela Cocheran	-	Nathalie Le Lievre	Nathalie Le Lievre	-
1990	Britt Dunkerbeck	Natalie Siebel	-	Britt Dunkerbeck	Britt Dunkerbeck	-
1991	Jutta Müller	Angela Cocheran	-	Jutta Müller	Jutta Müller	-
1992	Britt Dunkerbeck	Natalie Siebel	-	Jutta Müller	Jutta Müller	-
1993	Jessica Crisp	Jessica Crisp	-	Jutta Müller	Britt Dunkerbeck	-
1994	Jessica Crisp	Natalie Siebel	-	Jutta Müller	Alessandra Sensini	-
1995	Nathalie Le Lievre	Nathalie Le Lievre	-	Nathalie Le Lievre	-	-
1996	Nathalie Le Lievre	Jutta Müller Nathalie Le Lievre	-	Nathalie Le Lievre	-	-
1997	Nathalie Le Lievre	Nathalie Le Lievre	-	Nathalie Le Lievre	-	-
1998	Karin Jaggi	Karin Jaggi	-	Karin Jaggi	-	-
1999	Karin Jaggi	Iballa Ruano Moreno	Karin Jaggi	Karin Jaggi	-	-
2000	Daida Ruano Moreno	Daida Ruano Moreno	Toni Frey Karin Jaggi	Lucienne Ernst	-	-
2001	-	Daida Ruano Moreno	Colette Gudagnino	-	-	-
2002	-	Daida Ruano Moreno	Karin Jaggi	Dorota Staszewska	-	-
2003	-	Daida Ruano Moreno	Daida Ruano Moreno	Dorota Staszewska	-	-
2004	-	Daida Ruano Moreno	Daida Ruano Moreno	Allison Shreeve	-	-
2005	-	Daida Ruano Moreno	Daida Ruano Moreno	Karin Jaggi	-	Karin Jaggi
2006	-	Iballa Ruano Moreno	Daida Ruano Moreno	Karin Jaggi	-	Daida Ruano Moreno
2007	-	Iballa Ruano Moreno	Daida Ruano Moreno	Karin Jaggi	-	-
2008	-	Daida Ruano Moreno	Sarah-Quita Offringa	Karin Jaggi	-	-
2009	-	Daida Ruano Moreno	Sarah-Quita Offringa	Valérie Arrighetti-Ghibaudo	-	-
2010	-	Daida Ruano Moreno	Sarah-Quita Offringa	Karin Jaggi	-	-
2011	-	Daida Ruano Moreno	Sarah-Quita Offringa	Sarah-Quita Offringa	-	-
2012	-	Iballa Ruano Moreno	Sarah-Quita Offringa	Valérie Arrighetti-Ghibaudo	-	-
2013	-	Daida Ruano Moreno	Sarah-Quita Offringa	Dolphins cousin	-	-
2014	-	Iballa Ruano Moreno	Sarah-Quita Offringa	Dolphins cousin	-	-
2015	-	Iballa Ruano Moreno	Sarah-Quita Offringa	Sarah-Quita Offringa	-	-
2016	-	Iballa Ruano Moreno	Sarah-Quita Offringa	Sarah-Quita Offringa	-	-
2017	-	Iballa Ruano Moreno	Sarah-Quita Offringa	Sarah-Quita Offringa	-	-
2018	-	Iballa Ruano Moreno	Sarah-Quita Offringa	Dolphins cousin Questel	-	-
2019	-	Sarah-Quita Offringa	Sarah-Quita Offringa	Dolphins cousin Questel	Dolphins cousin Questel 2	-

¹ In 2017, the men's discipline was introduced on a test basis, which means that there is a separate rating, but no official world champion.

² Both foil course races and foil slaloms are held.

Records

→ Main article : Windsurf World Cup / Results

Total world championship title

Men rank athlete status title 1. / Bjørn Dunkerbeck  resigned 39 2.  Robby Naish resigned 18th 3.  Antoine Albeau active 14th

Women rank athlete status title 1. Nathalie Le Lievre resigned 23 2.  Daida Ruano Moreno active 18th 3.  Sarah-Quita Offringa active 17th

Wave world title

Men rank athlete status title 1.  Bjørn Dunkerbeck resigned 7th  Robby Naish resigned 3.  Philip Koester active 5

Women rank athlete status title 1.  Daida Ruano Moreno active 11 2.  Iballa Ruano Moreno active 9 3.  Natalie Siebel resigned 5

Freestyle world title

Men rank athlete status title 1.  Gollito Estredo active 9 2. / Ricardo Campello  active 3 3. Josh Stone resigned 2

Women rank athlete status title 1.  Sarah-Quita Offringa active 12 2.  Daida Ruano Moreno active 5 3.  Karin Jaggi resigned 3

Slalom / Race / Slalom 42 world championship title

Men rank athlete status title 1. / Bjørn Dunkerbeck  resigned 14th 2.  Antoine Albeau active 11 3.  Robby Naish resigned 4th

Women rank athlete status title 1. Nathalie Le Lievre resigned 8th 2.  Karin Jaggi resigned 7th 3.  Dolphins cousin Questel active 4th  Jutta Müller resigned  Sarah-Quita Offringa active

Venues

Competition area, Brandenburg beach on Sylt

The Windsurf World Tour combines fixed venues like Sylt with new destinations from season to season.

Only all World Cup events since 2001 are listed below, as no reliable data can be found for previous events. Exceptions are the World Cups in Sylt , Maui and Torbole . Of these, all events since the beginning of the World Cup are listed.

place	Spot	from	to	Wave	Freestyle	Slalom / Race / Slalom 42	Course race / foil	Super X	Indoor	number
Sylt	Brandenburg Beach, Westerland	1984	2019	72	14th	44	15th	-	-	145
Maui	Ho'okipa	1988	2019	50	-	22nd	18th	-	-	90
Pozo Izquierdo	El Arenal	1988	2019	38	13	4th	-	-	-	55
Costa Calma	Sotavento , Playa de la Barca	1986	2019	-	34	18th	-	2	-	54
Ulsan	Jinha Beach		2019	-	-	23	2	-	-	25th
Sant Pere Pescador	Cortal de la Devesa, Golf de Roses	1999	2019	-	3	14th	3	3	-	23
Alaçatı	Alaçatı surf paradise		2015	-	-	20th	-	-	-	20th
El Medano	Cabezo		2019	18th	-	-	-	-	-	18th
Costa Teguise	Cucharas		2011	-	13	1	-	4th	-	18th
Kralendijk	Sorobon Beach		2019	-	12	-	-	-	-	12
Podersdorf am See	Lake Neusiedl	1994	2016	-	10	1	-	-	-	12
Yokosuka	Tsukuihama Beach	1993	2019	-	-	6th	4th	-	-	10
Nouméa	Anse Vata Bay		2019	-	-	8th	1	-	-	9
Agüimes	Vargas Beach	2001	2004	6th	2	-	-	-	-	8th
Klitmøller	Cold Hawaii	2010	2016	7th	-	-	-	-	-	7th
Hvide Sands	Ringkøbing Fjord	2016	2019	-	-	6th	-	-	-	6th
Plomeur	Pointe de la Torche	1984	2016	3	-	3	-	-	-	6th
London	Exhibition Center		2006	-	-	-	-	-	6th	6th
Leucate			2015	-	3	-	-	2	-	5
Cascais	Praia do Guincho		2007	5	-	-	-	-	-	5
Torbole	Garda lake	1999	2002	-	5	-	-	-	-	5
North	Fisherman's hat	1988	2011	-	2	2	-	-	-	4th
Santa Maria	Ponta Preta do Sul	2007	2010	4th	-	-	-	-	-	4th
Łeba	Łeba		2003	-	-	4th	-	-	-	4th
Castlegregory	Mossies, Brandon Bay		2002	4th	-	-	-	-	-	4th
Viana do Castelo	Praia do Cabedelo	2018	2018	-	1	2	-	-	-	3
Mũi Ne	Mũi Ne Bay	2011	2011	-	1	2	-	-	-	3
Hyeres	Almanarre		2010	-	-	3	-	-	-	3
West Dennis			2003	-	3	-	-	-	-	3
Marignans	Le Jaï	2019	2019	-	-	2	-	-	-	2
Crozon Morgat	Plage de l'Aber / Plage de Goulien		2015	2	-	-	-	-	-	2
Awaza		2014	2014	-	-	2	-	-	-	2
Warsaw	Warsaw National Stadium		2014	-	-	-	-	-	2	2
Ouddorp	Kabelaarsbank, Brouwersdam	2013	2013	-	2	-	-	-	-	2
Reggio Calabria	Reggio Calabria	2012	2012	-	-	2	-	-	-	2
Ghent	Flanders Expo		2006	-	-	-	-	-	2	2
Magdalen Islands			2004	-	2	-	-	-	-	2
Maspalomas	Punta de Maspalomas		2004	-	-	2	-	-	-	2
Paris	Bercy Arena		2004	-	-	-	-	-	2	2
Balatonvilágos	Balaton		2004	-	-	2	-	-	-	2
Tarifa	Playa de Valdevaqueros, Laduna		2003	-	2	-	-	-	-	1
Essaouira	Moulay, Zaouiet Bouzarktoune	2018	2018	1	-	-	-	-	-	1
Imbituba	Ibiraquera		2007	1	-	-	-	-	-	1
Tiree	Balephuil Bay		2007	1	-	-	-	-	-	1
Haifa	Asked Galim	2006	2006	1	-	-	-	-	-	1
Bol	Zlatni Council		2004	-	1	-	-	-	-	1
				213	122	193	43	11	12	594

Web links

• Official website of the Professional Windsurfers Association (English): regulations, venues, all titles as of 2006.

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