Kurosh Kiani comes back!

Danish pro windsurfer Kurosh Kiani Joins his old sponsors Angulo Boards and Point-7. Having been on both brands before, Kurosh finds the set-up he think is what is going to give him the tools and support needed to improve on the world tour and continue to provide the windsurfing world with great articles and clips from around the world.

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Vincent Langer jumps back

Vincent Langer 27 years old jumps back on black. Winner of last German Championship overall title, Vincent Langer is now already in Tenerife with the rest of the Black Team training. Vincent has finished his studies and will take this year to focus also on international events. We are proud to have Vinci back on the Black Team.

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Jordy Vonk chooses Black

Jordy Vonk is one of the new generation slalom sailor from the Netherland. Good looking blond boy of over 190 tall, bulding up his muscles for next season. He took part at the PWA tour this year, obtaining some good results in some of the eliminations, such as fifth in Sylt.

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Diony Guadagnino crashes hard!

This is how my day started few days ago practicing and testing my slalom gear with Xavier, during my second session in the afternoon with Miguelito I had the slalom sailing worst wipe out of my life dislocating my shoulder, messed up some ligaments and muscles, I had to sail back in to the beach for about 10 minutes, worst pain ever!

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BLK SECRET: AC-1 zero14

Many still don’t know where the name AC-1 derives from. However it’s nothing too elaborate but simply the initials and sail number of Andrea Cucchi put together. Point-7 founder, head of development, team manager and the man who last year decided to create a group of young professionals and have them to train together under the name BLACK TEAM.
Andrea in 2013 created the team to prove that a team does have a place in windsurfing and can help riders to train more effectively and achieve better results than when training individually as has been in the norm for the last many years in our sport.

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North sea crossing

How many of us dream to experience new adventures, which takes us past our own personal limitations to feel truly alive and grow as a person who has seen past the standard day and really lived in the moment? We all do, but Ron is one of those persons who doesn’t dream his dreams but lives them. One of these dreams had for a long time been to break the windsurf record for crossing the North Sea, departing from the UK, finishing on the North West Coast in The Netherlands. A journey which in a straight line is 105 nautical miles and which to break the record would need to be done in less than 7 hours and 56 minutes. A journey of heavy swells, changing conditions and cold as the right period which offers the best possible wind conditions would be in the autumn months.

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