Results of today's 7th Annual Polynesian Paddling Products
Masters Wa'a Kaukahi Relay. The first leg paddled 6 miles from Keauhou Bay
to Kamakahonu Beach at Kailua Pier, and 2nd leg paddled 5 miles from
Kamakahonu Beach to Honokohau Harbor.
[Photos] by Marjorieann Santos
Paddlers awoke to a decidedly wintery morning in central east coast Florida after a strong cold front passed in the middle of the night. Grey skies, temperatures in the low 50's and a howling North wind blowing 20 kts down the length of the Indian River greeted a fantastic group of paddlers from all over the state.
Twelve boats toed the line on this frigid morning. Their warm spirit was no match for the weather! The course was shortened to accomodate the wind and cold, but mostly because the hot food was arriving at noon!
Artcle & results of the First Annual Tui Tonga Race held Saturday, December 6,
2003. Sponsored by Kafoa and Gerri Hala Latu with assistance from Kona's
Tongan community.
“Steinlager and Pupus” Series
Every race starts at 12 Noon!* Each race will have long course and short course. 3 paddlers makes an age division.19 and under, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60+, etc. Men and women divisions.
November clinic - Sunday 11/30/03. Kai Bartlett will give a clinic and buy the Pupu’s! Kalapaki to Poipu, Poipu to Port Allen. Early! 9 am at Kalapaki Pine Tree Inn behind JJ’s Broiler.
Fun was had by all at the fourth annual Maui Turkey Day Paddle. With cloudless skies above and light winds blowing from the south, it was a beautiful day for a good workout lasting about four miles from Kamaole 1 to Sugar Beach. This race was started four years ago by a bunch of people wanting to get a good work out before they ate turkey and watched football all day. To encourage participation the winner of the race is not the fastest boat, rather the boat that comes closest to its guesstimated time.
[Results, Story, Photos] courtesy Y2Kanu
Grant Davis wins an OC1!
[Official Results & Article]
[Photos] courtesy Matt Carter (server was down as of posting)
[Results] from socaloceanracing
[Photos] courtesy Luke Evslin & Zach Lenz
Tongan Feast with all the best paddlers in the world! One clinic/preseason race not to be missed.
Contact:
Randy Botti, President
So amazing, suprised I haven't seen this before. 17 knots is fast! Check it out, be sure to explore their site some awesome action shots. Even a short video clip of it.
[www.KiteBoat.com]
image courtesy KiteBoat.com
[Long Course Results][Short Course Results] courtesy socaloceanracing.com
[Photos]
courtesy Zach Lenz, & Luke Evslin
[Official Results] courtesy WaveChaser.com
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