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Overall Summary Report for White Air 2006

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Thanks to sponsors the Isle of Wight Council, the Isle of Wight Economic Partnership, Wightlink Ferries, RAF, the 10th anniversary of White Air was a huge success with 25,000 spectators and competitors flocking to the island to take part in the action over the weekend. Some of the biggest names in extreme sports showcased their talent throughout the event, across 14 different sports. Thanks to X-Isle, Wight Water, Trampa and Team Traceur, 750 spectators were treated to expert instruction in the ‘Have-a-Go’ sessions held throughout the weekend.

Windsurfers made the most of the wind at Yaverland on Saturday, competing for the Windsurfing Freewave UK Finals Championships. Ben Profitt took first place in the pro men’s, followed by Chris Audsley and Andy King. Graham Woods won the youth fleet, and Richard Jones the junior fleet. The Windsurfing UK Finals Slalom also took place on Saturday, seeing Rob Stack of the challenge fleet take the title. Alan Jackson took first place in the top flight fleet.

Also on Saturday, kite surfers headed to Compton Bay, a notorious surf spot, to compete for the UK RRD BKSA Wavemasters Kitesurfing Championships. Nigel Howell took first place, followed by Neil Gent and Denzil Williams. In the Big Air category, held back at Yaverland on Saturday afternoon, Sam Light won, with Denzil Williams in second place and Lewis Cratlern in third. In the Ladies category, Jo Wilson took first place.

The White Air Kayak Surfing Open was also held at Compton Bay on Saturday, a new extreme sport added to the event calendar this year. Andy McCullough took first place in the open category, followed by Kev Richardson. The kayakers also headed out on Sunday for displays at Compton.

Also on the water were the Thundercats, battling it out on Saturday and Sunday at Yaverland in the Powerboat Races. Crowds gathered on the beach, enjoying the sunshine along with the action. Overall, Sean Fisher took first place, followed by Jason Wyatt and Scott Wilson.

The ‘Pierats’ held jet ski displays throughout White Air, with Anthony Burgess joining the team at the weekend. Barrell rolls, nose stabs and other freestyle moves kept the spectators in awe. Choppy water on Saturday didn’t stop the ‘Pierats’ from heading out to keep the crowds entertained.

Of the land based sports, there was much action throughout the weekend, although the RAF Mountain Board MBS European Cup was delayed until Sunday due to windy weather. With top international riders hitting the ramp, crowds watched as ten competitors and three additional ‘wildcard’ riders demonstrated their best moves in a bid to win the European Cup title. Many tricks were pulled out the bag, including 900’s, corked 720’s and double back flips. Tom Kirkman took first place, followed by Tom Read and Joe Dickson.

Also on the ramps throughout the weekend were top skaters Mark Churchill, Greg Nowik and Flynn Trotman amongst others. Demos were held along with open park sessions and skate clinics offering top tuition from the pro’s.
Mountain bikers headed out on the Wight Offroad Challenge on Saturday, with a 100K, 50K and 25K route. Jamie Hunt, Bill Pewsley and Lee Hunt were amongst the riders who made it back after eight hours on the 100K challenge. Winners are yet to be confirmed. The Mountain Bike Display Team held trials throughout the weekend, bridging bigger and bigger gaps in their pallet park to entertain the crowds.

The Traceur Team performed on Saturday and Sunday demonstrating their passion for parkour. Workshops were also held for beginners to get to grips with the concepts and basics of the sport. Daily competitions were held, with winners receiving a pair of Merrell shoes. Graffiti artists inspired the audience with their talent throughout the event, bringing their influence from the city to the Isle of Wight. Workshops were held, giving people the chance to try graffiti out for themselves.

White Air 2006 saw ten years being celebrated in style, with parties held on both Friday and Saturday night. Live bands and DJ’s kept everyone dancing and enjoying themselves, with VIP’s being treated to an exclusive party on Friday evening. The good weather and even better atmosphere made for an memorable weekend of extreme sports.

Sunday 29th October

The final day of White Air 2006 saw yet more action both on land and in the water. With the Windsurfing and Kitesurfing UK Championships decided it was a day for the Jet skis and Thundercats to hit the water. Meanwhile, in White Air’s extreme playground on the land, the RAF Mountain Board MBS European Cup took place this afternoon with top international riders taking to the ramp. Parkour, skate and mountain bike demos also continued throughout the day and over 700 spectators took up the offer to ‘have a go’ for free at any of the 12 sports on offer.

As the Indian summer arrived seeing temperatures of 26 degrees and a stunning blue sky over the White Air festival site on the Isle of Wight, ten competitors and three additional ‘wildcard’ riders took to the massive mountain board ramps to pull off their best moves in a bid to win the RAF Mountain Board MBS European Cup title today. The riders were pulling off huge tricks; 900’s, corked 720’s and backside cork 540’s included. Tom Kirkman triumphed, taking the European Cup title, followed by Tom Read. Joe Dickson wowed the crowds with a double back flip, taking third place in the Cup.

Also on the ramps today were the skaters, with Greg Nowik amongst top names displaying one-man demos on the ramp. Skate clinics also ran today, as well as have-a-go mountain board sessions. Parkour guys Team Traceur carried on demo sessions today, as well as Parkour workshops throughout the day.

Jamie Hunt, Bill Pewsey and Lee Hunt made it back to Yaverland after eight hours on the 100K Wight Offroad Mountain Bike Challenge yesterday. Paul Nightingale was first to make it back from the 50K journey. Meanwhile today, the Mountain Bike Display Team has been holding trials today, bridging bigger and bigger gaps to entertain spectators in style.

On the water the Thundercats thrashed it out in the Powerboat races, with Sean Fisher taking first place, followed by Jason Wyatt and Scott Wilson. These three competitors won the same places overall in the Thundercats Powerboat Racing this weekend.

After a hugely successful day on the water yesterday, the prize giving for both the Windsurfing Freewave UK Finals Championships and the UK Finals Slalom took place this afternoon. Taking first place in the Freewave Pro men’s was Ben Profitt, followed by Chris Audsley and Andy King. Graham Woods won the youth fleet, and Richard Jones the junior fleet.
The Finals Slalom saw Rob Stack of the Challenge Fleet take the title, with Liam Round following in second place. From the Top Flight Fleet, Alan Jackson came first, followed by Xavier Ferlet.

The ‘Pierats’ had another successful day today, the flat sea allowing them to perform yet more freeride displays with barrel rolls, nose stabs and more freestyle moves. The sea kayakers headed to Compton Bay for a couple of hours this afternoon; a relaxing end to the event.

Kitesurfers completed the UK RRD BKSA Wave and Big Air Championship yesterday afternoon; the Big Air category took place at Yaverland, with Sam Light taking first place, Denzil Williams in second place and Lewis Cratlern in third. In the Ladies category, Jo Wilson took first place, with Johara Sykes-Davies in second. Prize giving was held this afternoon, for both the Wave Masters and Big Air categories.

UK Kitesurfing Championships Pro Wavemasters overall saw Nigel Howell take 1st Place, Neil Gent in 2nd, and Denzil Williams in 3rd.

The weather helped to make the final day of White Air 2006 a stunning one with awesome action on all fronts, with spectators in their 1000’s lining the arena.

The weekend has been huge a success and the biggest White Air Festival to date. Top names in extreme sports have been flocking to the island from Germany, Poland, Belgium, France, Italy, Spain, Russia and many many more countries.

Spectators have been fully involved with ‘have-a-go’ sessions also being run throughout the weekend. The event would not have been possible without sponsors Wightlink, IWEP, RAF and the Isle of Wight Council welcoming extreme sports to the Isle of Wight for the tenth year of White Air. Here’s to another ten!

2007.. World Windsurfing arrives at White Air. Dates August 26th-Sept 2nd

Saturday 28th October 28, 2006

All eyes were on the water today as competitors hit the sea making the most of the weather conditions. After the successful ‘Deep Blu’ party at Sandown last night, spectators and competitors were ready for a day of action. Whilst kitesurfers and kayakers headed to Compton Bay, one of the UK’s premier surfing spots, windsurfers, the thundercats, and jetskiers battled it out on the water at Yaverland.

The UK RRD BKSA Wave and Big Air Championships took place with top UK and international kitesurfers competing in the Wave Masters this morning at Compton Bay. Event organiser Nigel Howell took first place, with Neil Gent in second place and Denzil Williams in third. Spectators gathered along the cliff and beach at Compton to watch the kitesurfers compete for the Wave Masters title. The kitesurfers finished the day with a big air display back at Yaverland.

The White Air Kayak Surfing Open was held at Compton Bay, a new extreme sport added to the event calendar this year. The event was a huge success, despite the wind picking up later in the afternoon. Andy McCullough took first place in the open category, with Kev Richardson coming second.

Windsurfers made the most of the wind at Yaverland fighting for the Wightlink British Open Slalom Champion title. In the challenge fleet category, Rob Stack currently stands in first place, leading both his fleet and the series. Alan Jackson currently stands in first place in the top flight pro’s category, with Dan Simpson leading the top flight youth category. The action will continue tomorrow at 10am, weather dependent.

Whilst further along the beach, and at Niton, there were more windsurfers competing in the White Air Freewave UK Championships in association with IWEP (UKWA), combining the skills of freestyle and wavesailing. Ben Profitt currently stands in first place in the pro’s category. Competitors currently standing at first place in the following categories are; Richard Jones (Junior), Graham Woods (Youth), Dan McGonigle (Amateur), Tanya Saleh (Ladies). They will continue with the event tomorrow, also weather dependent.

Also thrashing it out on the water at Yaverland were the Thundercats. Crowds gathered on the beach to watch the international competitors battle it out on the waves with the wind against them. There were 13 powerboats in total, running three heats in two groups. The South African team triumphed; driver Sean Fisher and navigator Bradleigh Bosman won the event today. The finals will be held tomorrow at 3.30pm.

The notorious ‘Pierats’ also featured on the water at Yaverland today, with jetski displays running throughout the day, although the waves made it difficult to perform tricks on the water, later in the afternoon the waves were in their favour and the team performed a number of barrel rolls and other tricks. The Pierats Freestyle tour for 2006 will be completed this weekend at White Air. The choppy water made it a challenge to perform loads of good tricks, but it didn’t stop the ‘Pierats’ heading out on the water several times today.

Back on the land the action continued in the extreme playground; top names entertained the crowds with displays and demos throughout the day. Have-a-Go workshops were yet again a success, as more people were keen to get involved in extreme sports, both on the land and in the water. Top name skaters, Greg Nowik, Bod Grest, Flynn Trotman, Jed Cullen and Mark Churchill descended on the island to perform their best tricks on the skate ramp. Skate clinics were held again today as beginners were taught given advice from top names in the sport.

Mountain boarders hit the ramp again today, although the wind meant the RAF Mountain Board MBS European Cup UK Freestyle has been delayed until tomorrow due to the windy conditions. Top international riders meanwhile kept everyone entertained with displays and demos, performing yet more extreme jumps. Later on in the afternoon, the RAF White Air Mountain Board Freestyle Jam got underway, with cash prizes up for grabs. The winner will be revealed tomorrow.

The Traceur Team performed parkour demos today, demonstrating their skills to keen have-a-goers and spectators alike, showing off their various acrobatic and gymnastic-type movements on scaffolding units. Yesterday’s winners of the Parkour competition were Simon Stainton, 15 and Nicola Lock, 29. 19 people took part in workshops yesterday, ranging from age eight to 32.

The Wight Offroad Mountain Bike Challenge started early this morning, with 100K competitors heading out at the crack of dawn. The keen mountain bikers headed out to find the five checks along the route from Yaverland, through Ventnor Downs, Godshill, St George’s Downs, Brading and back to the event site. The challenge takes in riders of all abilities, with three routes; 25K, 50K and 100K. Here at the park, Wight Offroad have been holding displays, and trials workshops throughout the day.

100km

1st Al Cook, Jamie Hunt, Sam Hunt, Bill Pewsey in 8hrs and 2mins

58km

1. Lee Copeland (4hrs 3min)
2. Phil Nightingale (5hrs 3min)
3. Paul Charlton Smith (5hrs 34min)
4. Dene and Heath Brett (5hrs 51mins)
5. Viv Harrison and Keith Eldridge (6hrs 6min)
6. Steve Morley (6hrs 35mins)
7. J caine and D Selman (time unknown)

After an action-packed, fast moving day with some of the biggest names in extreme sports competing for top titles, the fun will continue tonight with the White Air Party kicking off at 8pm featuring live bands and DJ’s.

Saturday 28th October

Results

Kitesurfing

Class Position Wave Masters Category 1 Nigel Howell 2 Neil Gent 3 Denzil Williams 4 Will Bennett 5 Chris Martin

Windsurfing Slalom

Class Position Top Flight Fleet (Pro’s) Top Flight Fleet (Youth’s) Challenge Fleet 1 Alan Jackson GBR-53 Dan Simpson GBR-323 Rob Stack 667 2 Xavier Ferlet GBR-451 TBC Liam Round 948

Windsurfing Freewave

Class Position Junior Youth Amateurs Ladies Pro’s 1 Richard Jones Graham Woods Dan McGonigle Tanya Saleh Ben Proffitt 2 Sam Neal George Shillito Ben Hiett Camilla French Chris Audsley 3 Mathew Leonard Andy King 4 Dave Woods
5 George Bolwell

Thundercats

Class Position Driver Navigator 1 Sean Fisher Bradleigh Bosman 2 Jason Wyatt Darryn Harrison 3 Chris Reid Mike Littler 4 Darren Hook Nicola Wainwwright 5 Abhai Pandya Steve Drew 6 David Webber Scott Kershaw 7 Scott Wilson Kevin Elford 8 Kevin Crellin James Tapp 9 Nelson Vinning Matt Dykstra 10 Paul Berkinshaw Piere Engelbrecht 11 Daniel Williams Max Ridd 12 Tom Williams-Hawks Oli Redfern 13 Bryn Fisher Mark Toman

Kayak Wave

Class Position Open Category Master Category Plastic Category Youth Category 1 Andy McCullough Tim Student Chris J Paul Robinson 2 Kev Richardson Paul Barnett Kev Richardson
3 Del Elsmoore Lee Jones Dave Hunt
4 Chris J Paul Robinson
5 Lee Jones
6 Paul Barnett
7 Tim
8 Dave Hunt
9 Paul Robinson

Friday 27th October

Day two of White Air 2006 proved a huge success with mountain boarders, skaters, and graffiti art pro’s keeping the crowds entertained. There was much focus on the ‘have-a-go’ sessions and land based sports as a poor forecast meant the wind and kite surfing was put off until tomorrow, although have a go sessions were popular with beginners.

Showing their appreciation for the massive mountain board ramps built by Makin’ Trax and sponsored by the RAF, a whole host of local riders as well as pro’s showcased their tricks in the open park session at midday, and later again in the afternoon. Spectators judged the rider’s tricks by flashing red or green cards; MBS Rider Tom Reed, World Under 16 Freestyle Champion, amazed the crowd with a massive corked five, with local riders also testing their ability in the park today. The Trampa team treated spectators to expert tuition, proving a huge success with the younger spectators, many of them already catching air over the kickers on the hill overlooking the event. Skate and BMX enthusiasts took to the newly built skate ramp with an open park throughout the day, and beginners took part in a skate clinic this afternoon, once again treated to tuition from the pro’s.

Team Traceur also held workshops to have-a-goers throughout the day, giving a brief history of parkour, followed by warm-ups and the basics of the sport. Davey Walmsley, 16 and Gideon Bridgman, 13 were yesterday’s winners of the parkour competition, sporting a pair of Merrell Chameleon Slam shoes fresh from the Merrell factory. The Traceur Team will be displaying demos tomorrow and Sunday, followed by more workshops throughout the day.

The Graffiti team carried on this morning with their massive graffiti jam, filling the white gaps of their boards with unique character designs and trademark pieces. Another graffiti team from Birmingham, who will also showcase their creativity this weekend, are replacing the current graffiti artists tomorrow. Have-a-goers got fully involved; Gemma, Phil, and Jan Thompson, from London, armed themselves with spray cans painting their own trademark ‘E4’.

Wight Offroad set out after lunch to prepare for tomorrow’s shenanigans; they will be hosting the Wight Offroad Challenge for riders of differing abilities. The challenge will start here at Sandown tomorrow, heading through Wroxall, Stenbury, Brightstone Forest, and Newport before heading back to Sandown. Registration for the 25 and 50K races will take place between 7.30 and 10.30am at the Wight Offroad stand in the Trade and Retail area. The 100K race will be registering competitors between 7.30 and 8.30am. The races hope to test both orienteering and cycling skills of the competitors. Once again, spectators had a go on the obstacle course here at Sandown, dodging cones and scraping under the limbo.

Later in the afternoon, Seargent Gareth Davies and Flight Lieutenant Helena Membry, both from the RAF, tested their ability to fly down the mountain board ramp in front of the crowds. Membry remarked: “We thought we’d give it a go, see if we could get down the ramp. We had a bit of a competition with Anton the commentator.” Davies added: “As a physical training instructor I thought it was a fantastic activity, we should introduce it into the airforce as soon as we possibly can.”

In the surf, have a go sessions still ran; crowds gathered on the beach at Yaverland to watch the 100's of enthusiasts try and catch their first wave. Later in the afternoon, due to a lack of action on the water, the Thundercats headed out from Yaverland beach with surfers and competitors from the event in tow; a fun way to end the day.

The action continued late into the night with a Party After dark display from the crazy Mountain Board Freestylers a VIP Party at after, followed by the White Air 'Deep Blu' party!; the first huge party night of the event!

Thursday 26th October

Day one goes off it style at White Air!

Celebrating 10 years of White Air, some of the biggest names in extreme sports are set to flock to the event over the next four days with huge titles up for grabs. The event kicked off this morning with huge crowds as the extreme playground in Yaverland sprung to life, welcoming competitors and spectators alike. Sponsors including Isle of Wight Economic Partnership, Wightlink Ferries and the Isle of Wight Council and the RAF, as well as local sponsors Morey’s and Brandon Hire, have helped to welcome extreme sports to the Isle of Wight, in a bid to showcase the talent of top competitors across 14 different extreme sports.

The windsurfing kicked off at midday where competitors battled it out on the water at Yaverland. Pro’s, youths, and largely junior competitors were enthusiastic to get out on the water for the first round of the White Air Freewave UK Championship. In first place was Graham Woods from the youth category, Richard Jones from the junior category, and Ben Proffitt taking first place in the pro men’s. Winners from the youth and junior categories were also successful in taking first place in round two this afternoon, although round 2 of the pro men’s was unable to run.

Also on the water was jet skier Gary displaying barrel rolls and tricks before being forced back to shore with water-filled engines. The all new Freestyle World Champion of 2006, Anthony Burgess is also set to showcase his talent over the weekend, along with other members of the jet ski team.

The big ramps were put to use today by the land based sports enthusiasts eager to display their talents. Top mountain board pro’s as well as new and local riders took to the ramps displaying their flair for the sport. Whilst pro’s wowed the crowds with their attempt for the highest jump, new riders have been building their confidence on the park today. Tom Kirkman made his mark pulling a 540 spin at five and a half metres.

Skaters are set for full displays tomorrow, both in the mountain board park and on the skate ramp, weather dependant. Also throughout the weekend is the open jam with top names on the park including Mark Churchill, Flynn Trottman, and John Cattle.

The mountain bike display team have been warming up throughout the day performing some incredible sidehops, hooks and front heel gaps over their wooden pallet park. James Quigley, Sam Coser, Andy Stevens and Phil Stanley make up the team of two wheel tricksters set to showcase their talent throughout the weekend.

Also on the land, parkour workshops have been running throughout the day with spectators having a go at the sport, getting from one point to the next increasing their confidence as they go. The Traceur Team are set to perform demos at the weekend, showcasing their talent for the unique sport.

The Graffiti Art Jam began at midday, with Terry, Teck1, Ce Bon and local host Toxic inspiring the audience to try their hand at the different techniques. Workshops ran throughout the day, with the hard graft team bringing their influence from the city to the Isle of Wight.

Thanks to Wight Water, Team Traceur, X-Isle and Trampa, the ‘Have-a-go’ marquee has seen enthusiasm from spectators with a large number trying out surfing, kitesurfing, windsurfing, sailing, mountain boarding and parkour. Expect lots more action, competitors, and sports over the next three days!

Wed 25th Oct

The IWEP Youth Week 2006 huge success

kick started the White Air Extreme Sports Festival with huge surf and strong winds15 of the top oyuths competed and trained alongisde the countries leading professional wave sailors and freestyle windsurfers. The event was help in association with IWEP and the UKSA.

The main festival starts Thursday 26th and runs through to Sunday 29th.

The forecast is superb with a mixture of extreme winds and surf and plenty of sun for the urban pro's!

RESULTS Please scroll down to veiw all event results

WINDSURFING SLALOM SERIES FINAL WHITE AIR

Contents

* Challenge Fleet
* Top Flight Fleet

Challenge Fleet Sailed:5, Discards:2, To count:3, Entries:15, Scoring system:My scoring system Rank Fleet Division Boat SailNo R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 Total Nett 1 Challenge Rob Stack 667 1.0 (2.0) 1.0 (2.0) 1.0 7.0 3.0 2 Challenge J Liam Round 948 (3.0) 3.0 2.0 1.0 (4.0) 13.0 6.0 2 Challenge M Paul Raven 110 2.0 1.0 (4.0) 3.0 (5.0) 15.0 6.0 4 Challenge J John Leonard 315 (4.0) (4.0) 3.0 4.0 2.0 17.0 9.0 5 Challenge M Ian Kraft 154 (8.0) 5.0 5.0 7.0 (9.0) 34.0 17.0 6 Challenge J Sam Latham 9621 5.0 (8.0) 6.0 6.0 (8.0) 33.0 17.0 7 Challenge J Richard Simpson 2901 6.0 6.0 (DNC) (DNC) 6.0 50.0 18.0 8 Challenge J Nick Carr 181 7.0 9.0 (DNC) (DNC) 3.0 51.0 19.0 9 Challenge J Matthew Brown 453 (11.0) (7.0) 7.0 5.0 7.0 37.0 19.0 10 Challenge J Ben White 196 10.0 10.0 (DNC) (DNC) 10.0 62.0 30.0 11 Challenge J James Davenport 368 (DNC) (DNC) 8.0 DNC DNC 72.0 40.0 12 Challenge V Jerry Solven 341 9.0 (DNC) (DNC) DNC DNC 73.0 41.0 13 Challenge M Ian Jones 183 (DNC) (DNC) DNC DNC DNC 80.0 48.0 13 Challenge V Brian Tilbury 7282 (DNC) (DNC) DNC DNC DNC 80.0 48.0 13 Challenge V John Ellis 27 (DNC) (DNC) DNC DNC DNC 80.0 48.0

Top Flight Fleet Sailed:5, Discards:2, To count:3, Entries:18, Scoring system:My scoring system Rank Fleet Division Boat SailNo R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 Total Nett 1 Top Flight Alan Jackson 53 (1.0) 1.0 1.0 1.0 (3.0) 7.0 3.0 2 Top Flight M Xavier Ferlet 451 3.0 (5.0) (5.0) 2.0 2.0 17.0 7.0 3 Top Flight Harry Solven 541 2.0 (9.0) 3.0 5.0 (7.0) 26.0 10.0 4 Top Flight Scott Harrison 60 4.0 3.0 4.0 (6.0) (5.0) 22.0 11.0 5 Top Flight Alex Buch NOR22 8.0 (DNC) (9.0) 3.0 1.0 40.0 12.0 6 Top Flight Y Leszk Rutkowski POL1 7.0 (10.0) 2.0 4.0 (8.0) 31.0 13.0 7 Top Flight Y Dan Simpson 323 5.0 4.0 (DNC) (8.0) 4.0 40.0 13.0 8 Top Flight Paul Simmons 131 (12.0) 7.0 6.0 (12.0) 6.0 43.0 19.0 9 Top Flight Y Maciek Rutkowski POL23 8.0 (DNC) 8.0 7.0 (9.0) 51.0 23.0 10 Top Flight Paul sibley 97 11.0 6.0 11.0 (DNC) (12.0) 59.0 28.0 11 Top Flight Y James Simpson 290 (14.0) (DNC) 7.0 10.0 11.0 61.0 28.0 12 Top Flight Dan Ellis 52 8.0 2.0 (DNC) (DNC) DNC 67.0 29.0 13 Top Flight Chris Lewis 366 (13.0) 8.0 (13.0) 11.0 10.0 55.0 29.0 14 Top Flight Alastair Campbell 199 (17.0) (DNC) 12.0 9.0 14.0 71.0 35.0 15 Top Flight Y Charles Riach 555 15.0 11.0 10.0 (DNC) (DNC) 74.0 36.0 16 Top Flight M Bob Ingram 164 (16.0) 12.0 (14.0) 13.0 13.0 68.0 38.0 17 Top Flight Keith Atkinson 56 6.0 (DNC) (DNC) DNC DNC 82.0 44.0 18 Top Flight Denis Royet 46 (DNC) (DNC) 15.0 DNC DNC 91.0 53.0

Wight Off Road Mtn Bike Cross Country

100km

1st Al Cook, Jamie Hunt, Sam Hunt, Bill Pewsey in 8hrs and 2mins

58km

1. Lee Copeland (4hrs 3min)
2. Phil Nightingale (5hrs 3min)
3. Paul Charlton Smith (5hrs 34min)
4. Dene and Heath Brett (5hrs 51mins)
5. Viv Harrison and Keith Eldridge (6hrs 6min)
6. Steve Morley (6hrs 35mins)
7. J caine and D Selman (time unknown)

Saturday 28th October

Results

Kitesurfing

BKSA Pro Wave Masters Category

Class Position Mens Category Ladies Category 1 Nigel Howell Carrie Begg 2 Neil Gent Jo Wilson 3 Denzil Williams Johara Sykes-Davies 4 Will Bennett
5 Chris Martin

Kitesurfing Big Air Category

Class Position Mens Category Ladies Category 1 Sam Light Jo Wilson 2 Denzil Williams Johara Sykes Davies 3 Lewis Cratlern

Windsurfing Slalom Challenge Fleet

Class Position Overall Category 1 Rob Stack 2 Liam Round 3 Paul raven 4 John Leonard 5 Ian Kraft

Class Position Junior Category 1 Liam Round 2 John Leonard

Class Position Master Category 1 Paul Raven 2 Ian Kraft

Windsurfing Slalom Top Flight Fleet

Class Position Youth Category 1 Leszek Rutkowski 2 Dan Simpson

Class Position Overall Category 1 Alan Jackson 2 Xavier Ferlet 3 Harry Solven

Windsurfing Freewave

Class Position Junior Youth Amateurs Ladies Pro’s 1 Richard Jones Graham Woods Dan McGonigle Tanya Saleh Ben Proffitt 2 Dave Woods, Sam Neal, Matt Leonard (Joint) George Shillito Ben Hiett Camilla French Chris Audsley 3 Andy King

Thundercats-Saturday Race

Class Position Driver Navigator 1 Sean Fisher Bradleigh Bosman 2 Jason Wyatt Darryn Harrison 3 Chris Reid Mike Littler 4 Darren Hook Nicola Wainwright 5 Abhai Pandya Steve Drew 6 David Webber Scott Kershaw 7 Scott Wilson Kevin Elford 8 Kevin Crellin James Tapp 9 Nelson Vinning Matt Dykstra 10 Paul Berkinshaw Piere Engelbrecht 11 Daniel Williams Max Ridd 12 Tom Williams-Hawks Oli Redfern 13 Bryn Fisher Mark Toman

Thundercats-Sunday Race

Class Position Driver Navigator 1 Sean Fisher Brad Bosman 2 Jason Wyatt Darryn Harrison 3 Scott Wilson Kevin Elford 4 Darren Hook Sam lane 5 Bryn Fisher Pierre Engelbert 6 Kevin Crellin James Tapp 7 Abhai Pandya Steve Drew 8 Chris Reid Mike Littler 9 David Webber Scott Kershaw 10 Tom Williams-Hawks Oli Redfern 11 Nelson Vinning Matt Dykstra

Kayak Wave

Class Position Open Category Master Category Plastic Category
1 Andy McCullough Tim Student Chris Jones Paul Robinson 2 Kev Richardson Paul Barnett Kev Richardson
3 Del Elsmoore Lee Jones Dave Hunt
4 Chris J Paul Robinson
5 Lee Jones
6 Paul Barnett
7 Tim
8 Dave Hunt
9 Paul Robinson

Mountain Board MBS European Cup

Class Position MBS European Cup 1 Tom Kirkman 2 Tom Read 3 Joe Dickson