PWA World Cup KIA Cold Hawaii - Seadi capitalises in Denmark



10:27 PM Tue 14 Sep 2010 GMT
'Seadi tweaked - KIA Cold Hawaii PWA World Cup, Denmark' &copy John Carter / PWA
KIA Cold Hawaii PWA World Cup. With strong south-westerly winds forecast for the entire day, many of the competitors were at the beach at dawn getting dialled into the conditions. However, the minute the competition was supposed to begin the wind began to backed off forcing head judge, Duncan Coombs to put the contest on hold. By 13:00 it had returned enough for the first heat to start, and with the waves often reaching 2.5m in the sets, Klitmoller was ready to rock the windsurfing world. Rain squalls and strong gusts hammered their way through the contest area every half ...


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