Karel Tresnak Jr. wins Kanaka Ikaika race 3 - Jan 30
[Results] at Kanaka Ikaika
[Y2Kanu Photos] by Rick Leton
[Results] at Kanaka Ikaika
[Y2Kanu Photos] by Rick Leton
[Photos] by Marjie Santos
Results of Mike O'Shaughnessy's East Hawaii Challenge, the third race of the 2005 Hawaii Island Paddlesports Association (HIPA) Series.
The short course was 6 miles, starting at Richardson's Park in Keaukaha and finishing at Hilo Bayfront. The long course, 9 miles, also started at Richardson's but ran south to turn around off Leleiwi Point, then back to the Hilo Bayfront finish line.
[Some OC1 Surf Photos] courtesy Josh Crayton
Nominations are now being accepted for this years Powerade Hamilton Island Cup held in the stunning Whitsunday Islands on the Great Barrier Reef in Australia. This event is the most prestigious and challenging event in Australia and attracts about 1,000 competitors from around the world each year.
[Photos] by Makana Denton
RACE CHANGE:
RACE #3 Course has changed!
Register 10-11 At Port Allen
Long Course:Sheraton Poipu to Port Allen
Short Course: Kukuiola to Port Allen
Or Vise Versa Depending On Conditions
RACE #2 RESULTS
Sponsors for this race wereYMCA, Steinlager, Sushi
Bushido, Honolua Surf Co., Wahoo's Restaurant,
[Results] at wavechaser.com
[SFGate article]
With the Kihei waters looking a bit challenging on Fri. coupled with the forecast for strong SSW winds on Sat. Maui organizers and paddlers got on the cell and internet to plan for adjustments. It was a good call. We started our grand season opener at Sarento's on the Beach in Kihei, South Maui, paddled up, YES, UPWIND for 3 miles to Makena landing before turning around to enjoy the fruits of our labor. It was a challenging first race of the season. Especially for those of us in "top shape".
[Photos] by Marjie Santos
Results of today's OC-1, OC-2 and Paddleboard Races, the second in the 2005 Hawaii Island Paddlesport Association series.
[Results] at Kanaka Ikaika
[Y2Kanu Photos] by Rick Leton
[Photos] by Thomas Oliver
[More Photos] by Makana Denton
[Photos] by Marjie Santos
[Photos] by Jean-Jacques Limbourg and Publius Vergilius
Rio Va’a 2004 makes Brazilian national television headlines (Rede Globo) with a mix of kids race, canoe blessing in Tahitian by IVF president Charles Villierme and tough competition between Ruahatu Va’a from France, Hawaiian Canoe Club from Maui and local team Claro Rio Va’a Clube.
[Results] at Kanaka Ikaika
[Y2Kanu Photos] by Rick Leton
Karel Tresnak Jr. 2nd, Pat Dolan 3rd.
Arlene Holzman 1st open W.
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