The 2011 PWA Wave Worldchampion Philip Köster wins the Supremesurf Big Days in Ahrenshoop, Germany. With perfect Tweaked Pushloop and radical waveriding he could win against Lars Gobisch in a thrilling final.
This was an extreme windsurfing day on the Baltic Sea. 50 knots from southwest challenged the 36 participants, who have gathered on Ahrenshoop beach to determine the king of the waves on the Baltic Sea. Apart from the current wave champion Philip Köster, top riders like Matze Bade, Leon Jamer or Lars and Stefan Gobisch battled for the victory but the German locals could not take advantage of their knowledge of the spot, even though Philip was sailing barefoot, without gloves and hat.
During the final the conditions just were brutal. Gust with 54 knots and flying water made it not easy for the two finalist Köster and Gobisch. Just before the start of the final Lars Gobisch took a smaller sail, to have more control, but was not lucky with his wave selection. Philip scored high with an extremly tweaked Pushloop and very high stalled Forward Loop and his extra journey to Germany was rewarded with a victory. “I am super happy! The long journey got rewarded, although the conditions were sometimes out of the comfort zone! But is was much fun!” Philip Köster stated after the final.
Results:
1. Philip Köster
2. Lars Gobisch
3. Leon Jamaer
4. Mathias Bade
More pics from the event:
p.s.: vergesst die Mädels nicht bei Eurer Berichtserstattung. Es gibt eh leider viel zu wenig Mädels, die richtig windsurfen gehen.
@ Caro –> Danke!
ich war in Dänemark auch mit 3.7 unterwegs bei gemessenem Wind von 35-48kn. War ein toller Tag, auch wenn wir weit weg von Eurer Action waren.
Ich freue mich schon aufs Video 🙂
Gruß
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@walhalla: Die Jungs waren anfangs mit 4.2 und teilweise 3.7 unterwegs. Im Finale war dann glaub ich nur noch 3.7 auf dem Wasser. Wir Mädels waren mit 3.3-3.7 unterwegs. 🙂
was fuer Segelgroessen haben die Jungs denn so gefahren?