As expected, the World SUP Festival delivered some wild action. One of the biggest races of the year didn’t disappoint and everyone earned their finishes with amazing performances by the world’s best.
A truly international field consisting of 14 countries gathered for the start of 2023 Euro Tour. In the women's race, 8 out of the top 10 finishers were from Spain but the Men's race an international battle took place for the top 5 spots.
The 11th edition of the Namur SUP Race was an amazing success with the highest participation to date. Cecilia Pampinella and Bruno Hasulyo took the win in the Women's and Men's divisions.
Over the weekend in beautiful Spain, it was an epic day of action at the Gran Canaria Pro SUP race.
It seems that on the 2021 Euro Tour we never run out of summer, and this past weekend the Madeira SUP Challenge had another picture perfect one. With amazing views all along the cliffs of Funchal the course had to be one of the most scenic on tour.
"Best weather day of the year" was the description used by all the locals in Denmark over the weekend; with temperatures in the mid 20s. The crossing of the Fjord was nothing less of spectacular and made for some epic battles.
The 8th stop of 2021 Euro Tour saw the return of some of the biggest names in the sport at one of the biggest events of the year in Prague.
Now in its 9th edition, Namur has been a staple event on tour. With the sun shining and 25 degrees, it’s for sure the best weather that the event has ever had.
There was quite a bit of pressure to return to Germany for the EuroTour this year and stop #6 in Nordhausen and the 5th Grand Slam of the season didn’t disappoint.
The 4th stop of the 2021 Euro Tour at the Agios Nikolaos on SUP event was a great success with some of the best conditions on record.
For the 4th year in a row, the Euro Tour headed over to St. Jean de Monts in the beautiful region of Pays de la Loire, France for the Vendee Gliss event.
After an unprecedented year for everyone, the folks behind the EuroTour were more than happy to be able to run four successful events in 2020. To say that finalizing the 2021 calendar has been a challenge it's more than an understatement.