Chat about stuff that doesn't fall into the other categories here.
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Hazzabee
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by Hazzabee » Sat Jan 26, 2019 9:21 pm
https://www.pwaworldtour.com/index.php? ... 179de6df94
Bonaire - (9th-13th April) Freestyle
France - (17th-22nd April) Slalom (Foil TBC)
Japan - (10th-15th May) Slalom and Foil
Korea - (18th-23rd May) Slalom (Foil TBC)
Costa Brava - (28th May - 2nd June) Foil
Portugal (15th-22nd June) Slalom, Freestyle, Foil
Gran Canaria (14th-20th July) Wave
Fuerteventura (25th July - 3rd August) Freestyle, Slalom
Tenerife (5th-11th August) Wave
Klitmøller (9th-14th September) Wave men
Hvide Sande (17th-23rd September) Slalom
Sylt (27th September - 6th October) Wave, Slalom, Freestyle
Maui - (27th October - 9th November) Wave
New Caledonia (19th-24th November) Slalom and Foil
further additions remain possible in Morocco, Turkey and China
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Arf
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by Arf » Sun Jan 27, 2019 12:21 am
Looking like an action packed year if the wind plays ball. I think Mother Nature might pay up for the wind debt this year, been a long time coming.
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billyboy
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by billyboy » Mon Jan 28, 2019 1:22 pm
If they can secure that Morocco event, there might even be a wave tour worthy of the name for the first time in ages! As it stands its still a port tack cross-on wave tour, 'cos all the port tack x-on specialists can just discard Maui. Many probably won't even go there. Not that I don't like those events (IMO Pozo is the best to watch of anywhere), its just very unbalanced without some starboard tack or groundswell venues.
Good to see more freestyle events too - Portugal could be a great event.
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PhilN
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by PhilN » Wed Jan 30, 2019 8:06 am
Good to see Hvide Sande back on the calendar, they had a good IFCA Slalom there last year. The recent years French Slalom event at Marignane has had decent wind, so hopefully another good Slalom season on the cards.
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ronnie
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by ronnie » Mon Feb 25, 2019 10:05 am
Yes - they had possibly the best ever Women's Freestyle event and conditions,and spectacularly good slalom conditions.
Maybe they were lucky but it will be worth looking at when the time comes to see what they would have had condition-wise. Certainly if 2018 was typical, it is one of the best venues the PWA has gone to.
