Eric Geiselman’s Home Zone
Unifoil's team rider (The hardest foiling pro surfer) Eric Geiselman, ripping his home zone.
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World Cup action comes to an end…
It was a spectacular day of racing for the final moments of the GWA Wingfoil World Tour in Dakhla, Morocco. The event site was moved to PK25 Hotel Dakhla on the lagoon for some flat-water, full-speed, racing action. The conditions were optimal with 20 knots of wind, and a perfect high-tide.
We completed two more full eliminations for the men, and four eliminations for the women, meaning men were allowed one race discard, whilst the women had three. The final men’s rankings for the Race Discipline are:
1. Titouan Galea
2. Mathis Ghio
3.Francesco Cappuzzo
The final rankings for the Women’s Race Discipline are:
1. Fiona Wylde
2. Bowien van der Linden
3.Orane Ceris
We would also like to congratulate the GWA Wingfoil Race African Champions. 1st place to Hendrick Lopes from Cabo Verde, and 2nd place to Laarbi Eddarkaoui from Morocco. Dakhla has provided exceptional conditions for both the Surf-Freestyle discipline and the Race discipline for us this week, and shows us why it is known as a top global location for wingfoiling. We would like to thank all of the sponsors, organizers, athletes and crew for this fantastic event this Dakhla, Morocco.
Video by Mintautas Grigas
Unifoil's team rider (The hardest foiling pro surfer) Eric Geiselman, ripping his home zone.
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