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3 REACTIES · 1.577 KEER BEKEKEN · GESTART 12 OKT 2006 07:12
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kiteboardertjeVraagstellerlid sinds 2002 · 8.303 berichten12 okt 2006 07:12

Who can go downwind the fastest? A windsurfer on a formula board, an Aussie 18 sailboat, or a kiter? This year it was a kiter, Cabrinha’s Jeff Kafka, from Pacifica, Calif. He dominated the field of 40 boats in the 9th annual Ronstan event. Kafka used his 14m Cabrinha Contra and his custom “prisoner of wind” quad fin kite/surf board. To capture the 2006 title. The race start is at the scenic Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco with the finish at the Bay Bridge; a distance of 5+ miles as the crow flies. Although the winds were a bit light, 15-18, Kafka won by one of the largest margins in race history. The race record of 16:23 is held by world champion windsurfer, Micah Buzianis.

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robbynitroz12 okt 2006 08:54
cool......ik denk dat de windsterkte ook precies goed is voor de kitesurfer om te winnen van de windsurfers
stefkiterlid sinds 2005 · 2.264 berichten12 okt 2006 16:21
zo zie je maar welke sport rulez!!
ampeterlid sinds 2004 · 155 berichten12 okt 2006 23:07
mooi man, maar damn dat water is koud daar!!

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Cabrinha%u2019s%20Kafka%20Captures%20Ronstan%20Bridge%202%20Bridge

3 REACTIES · 12 OKT 2006
kiteboardertjeVraagstellerlid sinds 200212 okt 2006

Who can go downwind the fastest? A windsurfer on a formula board, an Aussie 18 sailboat, or a kiter? This year it was a kiter, Cabrinha’s Jeff Kafka, from Pacifica, Calif. He dominated the field of 40 boats in the 9th annual Ronstan event. Kafka used his 14m Cabrinha Contra and his custom “prisoner of wind” quad fin kite/surf board. To capture the 2006 title. The race start is at the scenic Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco with the finish at the Bay Bridge; a distance of 5+ miles as the crow flies. Although the winds were a bit light, 15-18, Kafka won by one of the largest margins in race history. The race record of 16:23 is held by world champion windsurfer, Micah Buzianis.

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robbynitroz12 okt 2006
cool......ik denk dat de windsterkte ook precies goed is voor de kitesurfer om te winnen van de windsurfers
stefkiterlid sinds 200512 okt 2006
zo zie je maar welke sport rulez!!
ampeterlid sinds 200412 okt 2006
mooi man, maar damn dat water is koud daar!!