Over the weekend, the inaugural stop for the APP World Tour in Korea delivered spectatular action with wins secured by Rai Taguchi, Caroline Kuntzel, and April Zilg.

Over the weekend, Stop #2 of the APP Racing World Tour wrapped up in London after a weekend of action-packed sprints and the iconic distance race down the River Thames.

Next week, the Busan SUP Open will see the debut championship race of K-APP, World Tour action and open participation—all with the brand new backdrop of Gwangalli Beach.

The APP (Association of Paddle Professionals) London SUP Open Returns to Canary Wharf September 14-18, 2022.

The APP (Association of Paddle Professionals) has announced that the London SUP Open, originally scheduled for August 19-21st, 2022, has been postponed to September 16-18th due to strikes going on in the London area.

Last weekend marked the first qualification event for the 2022 APP World Tour which awarded the top two men and women at the Aloha Spirit Festival a sought-after spot on the World Racing Tour.

The APP is excited to formally announce its Korean stop of the 2022 APP World Tour, the Busan SUP Open.

The APP is excited to announce its 2022 season for SUP racing that consists of high profile venues across the globe that will deliver world class action and an unforgettable journey towards the crowning of Men's and Women's World Champions.

Danny Ching and April Zilg sweep the field in the Graveyard Race, as taking an alternative line to the rest of the pack proves triumphant for team USA. Then, for the APP Ocean Sprints, Connor Baxter and April Zilg were crowned Champions after stepping up to the challenge in unprecedented conditions at Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina.

With registration now open for the 2021 Carolina Cup and it being the only APP World Tour event for the year, many of the world's top-ranked athletes have already started signing up for the event.

We are disappointed to announce that it has been deemed necessary to postpone the APP World Tour's return to competition until February 2022.

With just under a month to go until the Carolina Cup, excitement builds for the first competition of not only 2021 but since the Covid-19 pandemic began. Scheduled for 4th-7th November, the world’s best racers will assemble on Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina for the first stop of the World Racing Tour.