Kite Surfing News April 2008

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MONDAY, 28 APRIL 2008
	What is New in Atlantic Canada in 2008
	There’s a whole new world to discover in the four provinces of Atlantic Canada, and it’s not far away. Make this your year to trek through North America’s last unexplored wilderness, channel your inner Picasso and learn to paint… or write or play the fiddle, try your hand at kite surfing in the warmest waters north of Virginia, get up close and personal with whales and icebergs, sleep in a lightho Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 23 APRIL 2008
	Pismo Beach KiteXpo to be Held on April 26-27
	The Central Coast blows like stink more often than not. Kite surfing can turn a crappy, blown out day or surf trip into an epic one. You can use your kite to easily tow into a section and hit the lip, or ride downwind for miles and get more waves in one day than you'd get in a month. When traveling, just toss an extra kite or two along with your regular surfboard into the bag to double your fun fa Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 16 APRIL 2008
	Registration for Fuerteventura World Cup Now Open
	The Speed:World:Cup team announced that the registration is now open for the 2008 Fuerteventura Speed:World:Cup. The windsurf event will be held as one-off world championship, while the kite surf event will take place as part of the world tour, counting towards the world championship. The registration forms can be downloaded here: Kite: www.speedworldcup.com/images/stories/docume Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 15 APRIL 2008
	National Kite Surfing Event Comes Back to Walney
	Because of the successful Earnse Bay leg in last year’s event, the National Kite Surfing Championships will be held again in Walney this year. The championships will be held on June 13 to 15. Gary Powell, owner of the North West Kite Surfing in Furness, is working with the British Kite Surfing Association (BKSA) in organizing the event. Walney is known to be the windiest, low-lying place Read Full Story
FRIDAY, 11 APRIL 2008
	Kite Surfers from Mount Maunganui Bag Titles
	Mount Maunganui’s kite surfers reigned supreme in the recently concluded New Zealand national kite surfing championship which was held in Northland. Three Mount Maunganui locals were named finalists for the said event. Marc Jacobs won in the open style competition, while brothers Torrin and Kelby Bright made it to third and fourth place. Meanwhile, Jacobs’ recent achievement marks his fi Read Full Story