Day 4 at PWA Wave World Cup Klitmøller saw difficult port tack cross onshore conditions. The top 16 sailors fought it out for the title in the double elimination. Victor Fernandez saw a great comeback and could win 8 heats in a row. He could defeat the winner of the single elimination once, but lost in the second one. Kauli Seadi is back winning a PWA event . Victor still leads the PWA tour in the waveriding discipline in front of Ricardo Campello and Philip Köster, who finished 6th at Klitmøller. Kauli is already ranked 4th in front of Dany Bruch, who also has a strong season so far.

Kauli Seadi goes vertical in difficult conditions (Pic: John Carter/ PWAworldtour 2010).
Victor Fernandez with a tweaked Backside air in the final (Pic: John Carter/ PWAworldtour 2010).
Ricardo Campello on air (Pic: John Carter/ PWAworldtour 2010).
Dany Bruch onefooted on a Backloop (Pic: John Carter/ PWAworldtour 2010).
Dany Bruch with a little Aerial (Pic: John Carter/ PWAworldtour 2010).
The king of double forwards, Philip Köster (Pic: John Carter/ PWAworldtour 2010).
Kauli Seadi trusts in his waveriding and wins (Pic: John Carter/ PWAworldtour 2010).
John Skye rips in the top 9 (Pic: John Carter/ PWAworldtour 2010).
Klaas Voget knows the conditions very well (Pic: John Carter/ PWAworldtour 2010).
Kevin Pritchard is still on fire onefooted and onehanded (Pic: John Carter/ PWAworldtour 2010).
Jonas Ceballos knows how to ride backside from Pozo (Pic: John Carter/ PWAworldtour 2010).
Kauli Seadi took a lot of risk in the waves (Pic: John Carter/ PWAworldtour 2010).
Victor Fernandez stalled (Pic: John Carter/ PWAworldtour 2010).
Philip Köster rotates into a double forward (Pic: John Carter/ PWAworldtour 2010).
Robby Swift with a wild Table Top Pushloop (Pic: John Carter/ PWAworldtour 2010).
Kauli Seadi could win again a PWA tourevent (Pic: John Carter/ PWAworldtour 2010).

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