The world famous stand-up paddleboard (SUP) races and SUP lifestyle exposition known as the Rainbow Sandals Gerry Lopez Battle of the Paddle returns to Oahu, Hawaii, May 14 & 15, 2011, presented by Quiksilver Waterman Collection.
San Diego arguably offers the best venues for stand up paddle (sup) board racing in Southern California. It not only has ocean access all along its coastline but also offers a barrage of other waterways, such as Mission Bay, San Diego Bay, and Coronado, plus myriad lakes spread all throughout San Diego County.
Imagine a stand up paddle (sup) board bonanza in a perfect venue to go out and paddle with friends, family, and fellow competitors. That’s pretty much what the audience got with the Standup Roundup in San Diego, California.
The Carolina Cup 2011 is now in the books as one of the iconic east coast gatherings for the stand up paddle (sup) community. Racers came from all over the map, including California, Canada, Puerto Rico, and beyond.
On April 30th, 182 athletes gathered at Doheny State Beach to compete in the 3rd Annual Paddle for Humanity to benefit SurfAid International.
Spring time equals fresh and new. There will be plenty of fresh and new equipment at the 3rd Annual Standup Roundup Flatwater Festival and Boardworks Knockout Race.
The women Stand up paddle competition took place in Foum Labouir beach, Dakhla· and was runned in solid 1 to 1,50m (3-9.5ft) waves. Nicole Boronat from Fuerteventura, Canaries islands finished first in front of Sarah Hebert and Fabienne D'ortoli.
Another huge turnout of spectators enjoyed a fun filled weekend of festivities in Sayulita, Mexico as some of the top longboard and stand-up paddle (“SUP”) athletes competed in surfing contests and SUP paddle races at the 2nd Annual Punta Sayulita Longboard & Stand-Up Paddle Classic which took place on March 12 -13.
YOLO Board and presenting sponsor Destin Real Estate Company announce details of the 2011 YOLO Board Stand-Up Paddle Series that will run from May 2011 to August 2011 at the WaterColor BoatHouse at Western Lake in WaterColor.
Dane Morrissey and Heather Baus, both Team Bark riders, were teamed up by Joe Bark himself thinking these two would be the perfect match for the 39.8 mile, Catalina Challenge open ocean race from Catalina Island to Dana Point Harbor.