Costa Rica Crowned 2015 Surfing Team World Champion
The final day of competition at the 2015 Nicaragua Unica (original ISA World Surfing Games) at Playa Popoyo ended with an international celebration for the sport of surfing. Twenty-seven National Teams flooded the sands of the renowned beach alongside thousands of spectators to cheer on the action. It has been a historical week for surfing, the ISA and the beautiful host nation of Nicaragua. This partnership between Nicaragua and the ISA has produced best-in-class events year after year, while showcasing the perfection of its coastline to the world.
Twenty-seven nations came together from around the world, for a phenomenal week of surfing on extraordinary waves and the final day just confirmed what a treat it was to be in Nicaragua - the entire day was full of fantastic surfing in overhead to double overhead waves.
Costa Rica’s Noe Mar McGonagle dominates the Men’s Final to win the Gold Medal as well as lock in the Team World Champion for his country
The legendary freestyle windsurfing event on lake Neusiedl is back! Since 1998 the best Freestyle Windsurfers in the world travel down to the Austrian water sports capital to compete in the European Freestyle Pro Tour. This edition, taking place
between the 27th of April and the 1st of May, will be…
Costa Rica not only left with two individual medals but with the title of Team World Champion. The support of the people on the beach was powerful. During the closing ceremony, Team Costa Rica put their hands together near the front of the stage and were joined by fellow countrymen in the crowd for a final cheer of national celebration.
The international top event this year is all about the new Olympic windsurfing class, foil windsurfing and wingfoiling. More than 300 world’s best windsurfers from 42 nations will compete in various foil classes on Lake Silvaplana.
The first of 16 GKA Kite World Tour events begins in Cape Verde this month.
Ten islands make up the archipelago of Cabo Verde which lies two hours south of the Canary Islands in the Atlantic Ocean, due to their geographical location the islands are frequented with pumping swell and trade winds.
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