Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Friday, October 23, 2009
Hawaiian surfer party

Aloha spirit is coming to Denmark as an Hawaiian party is going on the 24th of October.
Our teamrider and Danish importer Thomas Sorensen will perform on stage as he's not only a radical windsurfer but also an hardcore piano player.
Thousands people are expected so if you are not right now on Maui, the only way to have a little bit of this spirit is to party hard with Thomas.
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
If i were a male butterfly....
Huge success for the butterfly effect that took place at Eilat in Israel on the 3rd of october.
The full moon brought 40 pretty butterfly girls over motivated to show everybody that windsurf, kitesurf ans Sup are the best way to have fun on the water when you are a girl.
Good ambiance, sun, and wind were present for this nice event. Next butterfly stop is Brazil on 2010, 9 january.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KJmko2ICEU
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Diony at Sylt World Cup


2009 marked Hot Sails Maui's return to World Cup racing for the first time in 10 years. Diony was the only competitor at Sylt to compete in all disciplines - wave, freestyle and slalom. He put in an impressive racing performance despite the harsh conditions finishing 10th in slalom ahead of World Cup veteran Kevin Pritchard and only two places behind Finian Maynard who is the last sailor for Hot Sails Maui (many years ago!) to turn in such results.

This is what Diony had to say:
"The first days of the event was very calm, sunny and good temperatures to get ourselves ready for the event, we knew that conditions where going to be epic for Sylt standards, I rigged up gear for 3 disciplines, slalom, waves and freestyle, I was the only one that did all 3 disciplines, I felt very hyped up to do good in all, the event started of with slalom.

Temperatures were from 8 to 13 degrees centigrade with waves from 2 to 5 meters with winds reaching 40 knots and occasional hail during the event. It was not the most beautiful conditions to compete in, but still I loved the challenge and I seem to do better in tough conditions in slalom. The competition area was very choppy and used my 8.0 and 8.8 GPS, with my 110L and 125L AHD SL, worked good in those conditions.
Photo courtesy of John Carter/PWAI got to the losers final on first round doing ok, then in the second round after redoing our heat 3 times because of general recalls and people getting mixed up in heats I got a 3rd place inthe Final. This was very satisfying as so far was my best result this year after 3 events. I was in second place at the last mark, but just got passed by on the finish line.

I started of sailing good in the freestyle category, had Brawzinho in my first heat, it was basically a final in first round, wave started the next day, advancing and in the second round was against Angulo, I unfortunately hurt my ankle badly which did not allow me to compete in the double elimination even though I tried, I am very pleased with my slalom results being the first year on the slalom tour after 3 solid events in the Canary’s and Sylt! Cannot wait for next year! Thanks for all the support of everyone!! All the best for the rest of 2009 and see you on the water soon!
Best Vibes!
Diony Guadagnino V69
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Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Freak out in Sweden
Check out Ola and friends in this video clip of some cold hard action in Sweden. That is a 3.5m Ola is on!
This comes from www.kulingvarning.nu (Fredrik Johansson). Sailors are Mats Oljons (blue) and Ola Helenius (orange).
This comes from www.kulingvarning.nu (Fredrik Johansson). Sailors are Mats Oljons (blue) and Ola Helenius (orange).
Freakout from kulingvarning.nu on Vimeo.


