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What’s your most memorable podium position and why?
My first ever international win on the Production Board scene
was in Italy in 95 I think, when we had 17 races and I won
every one. Back in those days your production board results
were based on what kit you were on, whereas now most kit
works pretty well. This event everything just clicked, and this
propelled my career.
Give us your best highlight from your days of being an
international windsurfing star.
My best days without fail were Namotu in Fiji. I was on the
Naish team and working directly with Robby who is still a
good friend and we rocked. Our boards from Harrold were
amazing and wow what a feeling, huge waves and the best
guys in the world just having an awesome time.
When did you stop doing the tour and why? What did
you move on to?
I broke my back but came back to the top ten and then
finally broke my wrist which is when I had to hang up the
harness. I was living in Australia at the time so became the
brand manager for Arrows and worked between Australia and
Sri Lanka developing the brand internationally.
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