Hello Everybody
The first days the
wind was still nice NE which gives the best wind here at Sotavento as it’s the
most consistent then, how more offshore how more gusty is the rule here in
Fuerteventura. During those days we got some really nice waves at low tide to
go for some big backloops while being
fully powered up on a 3.7, it was pretty hard to do anything else as I had way
to much fun jumping one backloop after the other. On the way in it was perfect
to go for skopus, Burners and all the other freestyle moves, it would be sick
to get a day like this during the competition but so far the forecast for than
doesn’t look the best but still long time away so everything still can change!
After the days of NE
the waves disappeared and the wind turned more offshore, one day it was still
nice but after that day the sandstorms started to come which forced everybody
to take a break or their smallest sail and try to survive. Both days I tried
and both days it wasn’t too much of a success, it was just TOO windy lucky I
still have a 3.3 in my bag for the case we get these winds for the competition
so that I have at least a bit of control in as far as that’s possible with a
3.3, but as a said before, the forecast doesn’t give the most wind..
As of today the Slalom
starts which means we can’t really train in the competition area and we will
have to wait for evening session or go downwind in-between the 2 centres to go
sailing. With 5 more days to the competition the countdown has started! Can’t
wait!
Cheers Dieter
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