Hello
everybody
chilling in front of my house
Last month
has been pretty hectic with lots of travelling and sailing. After Russia I was
home for about 5 days before I started my trip up to Corsica for the Bonifacio
event. My dad and me built a bed in my car to get a house on wheels to save
some money later on the trip.
On the way
up to Corsica I picked up Julien Mas from Le Brusc before taking the boat in
Nice which we almost missed as I slept a bit too long.. After a nice sleep in
the boat we arrived in Ajaccio and still had to drive for 2 hours through the
mountains of Corsica to make it to the villa in Bonifacio. The event took 5
days where we had wind, tow-in a lot of sun but most of all a lot of good
moments! I finished 4th overall after winning all the elimination in the
windsurfing category in front of Steven which made me super stoked but lost a
LOT of points on all the rest (tow-in 2x and light wind freestyle).
Nevertheless I got a really great time and want to thank the organisers of this
event again for the great organisation! Can’t wait to go back next year!!
One day the
wind was really strong and there should be some good waves around. Well both
where there especially the waves but sadly enough the wind was too onshore
which made going out impossible on most spots, the once who went also went out
after 10 min as it was too risky and not much fun at all! I tried to find a
break that worked and ended up at Platamone, wind was more side shore here but
also a lot lighter. After sailing for 2 hours in not the best conditions I
decided to go back to Porto Pollo and do an evening session there on 4.0 and
the wave board just to get some jumps and have some fun with the instructors of
the club. The day after I had my last session at Coluccia again and took the
boat back home for the Next Generation Project at Brouwersdam which was a good success
and a lot of fun!
Now I’m in
Fuerte to prepare for the next world cup, wind is light for the moment but
forecast for later in the week is looking good, ready to sail in 4.0 conditions
again!
Cheers
Dieter
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