do so, leaving Kev as my competition again
in round 3!
to the pub for a barbecue and a cheeky pint
or two!
Next was the turn of the amateur men - a
great class with such a variety of styles
as handle-passes aren’t scored. Big air
and loops were mixed up with unhooked
moves and board offs - a real kitesurfing
Smorgasbord, and great fun to watch as
everyone pushed their limits.
After the BBQ was well and truly consumed
and some well-deserved beers were sank,
we were all gathered to hear the results of
the day for the juniors, am and pro ladies
and amateur men classes.
It was great to see the reactions on the faces
of people who had done far better than they
expected they could; and awesome to see
the industry supporting the competition with
some very tidy prizes too!
The ams were run right through to
completion, interleaved with the insane
action from the pro men, and it shortly
became time to pack down and make way
The Juniors was won by Harry Way, men’s