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Who will be the King of the Air?

wazzaah·8 sep 2020 · 2 min lezen
wazzaah · 8 sep 2020 · 2 min
Sfeerbeeld · Pexels

Natuurlijk nog lang niet zeker of King of the Air 2021 in februari wel door gaat en of iedereen wel die kant op kan/mag reizen, maar je kan alvast proberen een van de wildcards te bemachtigen.

It is that time of the year again when the qualification process for Red Bull King of the Air gets underway. For the 2021 edition, this process has undergone some major changes. If you're a kiteboarder and you can fly, now is the time to get your entry in to stand a chance to compete against the best big air kiters in the world.

The 2021 event, which will run at Kite Beach in Cape Town when conditions are optimal over a two-week waiting period in early February, will feature a fleet of 18 riders. This 18 will be made up of the top finishers from 2020 and the winners from the Fly-To Red Bull King of the Air satellite events, with the remaining slots to be taken up by video contest entrants; as well as four wildcards.

“It’s been pretty wild to watch the evolution of the event and with that the evolution of kiteboarding,” said defending Red Bull King of the Air champ, Jesse Richman.
The deadline for submissions is 30 November 2020 with the final announcement to be made by 10 December. Entries are open to any riders, male or female, from anywhere in the world.
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