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2012 RACEBOARD YOUTH WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
& 2012 RACEBOARD MASTERS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
11th to 18th August 2012
International Sailing Center Medemblik, Netherlands
Organised by: Stichting WK Windsurfen 2012 in co-operation with the Nederlandse Vereniging van Wedstrijdsurfers
RESULTS:
Raceboard
Youths / Raceboard
Masters
Photo gallery final day from Jan de Jonge
EVENT WEBSITE
Location / Accommodation / Coach Boat / Schedule / Sailing Instructions / NOTICE OF RACE
70 km north from Amsterdam Schiphol airport (65 km motorway) you'll find the small town Medemblik on the IJsselmeer coast. A well known racing location for Olympic class windsurfers. Medemblik has a long history with hosting one of the ISAF World Cup events, formerly known as the Spa Regatta.
Medemblik is the smallest but oldest of the West- Frisian towns. Count Floris the Fifth granted Medemblik city rights as far back as 1289. In order to keep the rebellious West Frisians under control, he had a fortress built which stands proudly at the mouth of the harbour to this day: Radboud Castle. Medemblik received town privileges in 1289, nowadays the city counts about 7.600 inhabitants.
Due to its rich history, Medemblik is an interesting place to visit. Nowadays Medemblik is one of the most important sailingcenters of the Ijsselmeer with several yachting harbours. More information about Medemblik can be found at http://www.vvvmedemblik.nl/
Alex Buxchau- Raceboard Masters World Champion Posted On: 22/09/2012 12:56:05 | |
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Loft Sails interview Alex after the Youth & Masters Worlds in Medemblik - "I arrived there two days before the first race. Fresh water and flat conditions, no waves. The first two days we had good winds from 12 to 18 knots. Sunny, nice temperatures of 20 - 25oC. There were 69 raceboard competitors including women. This event seemed at the beginning to be at a very high-level with people coming from all around Europe, and also the rest of the continents . . ." Read the interview . . . | |
