elrudoVraagstellerlid sinds 2007 · 432 berichten19 sep 2008 22:03
New World Record, and 50 knots falls! - unratified
Friday, September 19, 2008, Friday 4:59 PM
Just in - still to be confirmed by WSSRC officials, but we may have a new world record of 50.1 knots, set by Sebastian Cattelan in a brilliant early run. Rob Douglas set a scorching 49.9 knots, then Catman blew past on the very next run with 50.1 knots. Sjoukje Bredenkamp (ZA) has blasted her old record of 42.35 knots with a 45.1 knot run. Results still to be ratified on video records and adjusted for currents by WSSRC officials. Windsurfers now very, very hungry to get out there as ESF event organisers reset the course for high tide conditions. Bjorn Dunkerbeck comments that he is very confident of doing some sizzling runs this afternoon still.
http://www.luderitz-speed.com/ContentPages/News/News.aspx?pageid=1
Day 4 – 19 Sept (WSSRC ratified)
Top Three times:
Rob Douglas 49.84 (and new world record)
Sebastian Cattelan 49.59
Alex Caizergues 48.79
New women’s world record:
Sjoukje Bredenkamp 45.20 – beat her own record of 42.35
Rob Douglas heeft het officiële record al van de paaldansers afgesnoept met 49.84 knopen
Bij de dames gaat het ook knetterhard: Sjoukje Bredenkamp checkt even 45.20 knopen
Het geweld in Lüderitz is nog maar net begonnen dus er valt nog veel meer te verwachten...! Hoe zou de Rolfmeister het doen?
http://50knots.xs4all.nl:3006/gps-kitesurfing/gps.asp?mnu=user&val=716&uid=47
Das toch echt f****ing hard 