The fourth day of intense kiteboarding competition at the KiteXtreme Brazil
2007 happening in Luís Correia, Piauí in the northeastern coast of
Brazil gave both the spectators and everyone at the site an awesome event.
Strong 25-knot winds provided some beating to the competitors, creating
moderate waves which transformed the games into a difficult but challenging
contest. The remaining competitors – most of which are the cream of the
PKRA 2007 season, did their best and managed to overcome the weather, with
the smoldering Brazilian sun heating up the event site to a maximum of 36°C
(96.8° Fahrenheit).

Greeting the third day of the KiteXtreme Brazil 2007 kiteboarding
competition is yet another warm, sunny weather condition with occasional
cloud cover but today, the wind blew much stronger providing the much needed
fuel for some spectacular kiteboarding action. The air temperature was at a
low of 25°C (77° F) in the morning and maxed out at a punishing 36°
Celsius (96.8° Fahrenheit) particularly during mid-day. The side-onshore
wind averaged 15 knots (4 bft.) and started out strong from the start of the
competition around 13:00h and was still blowing hard until after the games
finished at 17:30h.

Opening up for the second day of the KiteXtreme Brazil 2007 is a warm, sunny
weather with occasional cloud covers which provided a perfect condition for
the continuation of the men’s single elimination round. The temperature
peaked at 32° Celsius (89.6° Fahrenheit) but averaged 26° Celsius during
much of the competition. The day kicked off with side-onshore wind from the
east direction and started out lighter during mid morning to noontime,
forcing some of the competitors to rig their larger kites. The average
morning wind speed today was a mere 15 knots providing a gentle breeze and
forming large wavelets in the waters.

The biggest kiteboarding competition in Brazil kicked off to another great
year with the start of the KiteXtreme Brazil 2007 in Coqueiro beach located
in Luís Correia, Parnaíba – some 450 km away from Fortaleza. Located on
the northeast coast of Brazil, Coqueiro will be the home of some of the
world’s best kiteboarders for five days which will run until the 23rd of
September, 2007.

From the 08/09/2007 to the 09/09/2007 Demonstration: 1ST
GIRLSDAY 100% kitesurf organized by WINDSURFILLES the weekend of
September the 08 and 09 on the range of St Brévin-The-Pines close to
Nantes (44).

The Fuerteventura PKRA Kiteboarding Grand Slam 2007 comes to a close on its
fifth and final day with three racing events. The tradition of extreme
kiteboarding in this magnificent Canary Island setting is once again
concluded, with impressive results – thanks to the generosity of major
sponsor Pro Center René Egli and the support of La Concejalía de Turismo
del Ayuntamiento de Pájara.

It’s Day 8 of the Gard Kitesurf World Cup 2007 at St. Peter-Ording in
Northern Germany. In the morning, the sun was up in full force, warming up
the competition area then changed to overcast skies late in the morning with
periods of light rain early in the afternoon.

Day 7 of the Gard Kitesurf World Cup 2007 started out nicely with the sun in
full gear warming up the game venue nicely. The wind was straight onshore
and there were indications that it would provide for a racing event in the
morning.

The Gard Kitesurf World Cup 2007 is on its 6th day but not much happened
except for a action-filled competition during the third day. The absence of
the wind had led to several wind delays but the riders are very much in high
spirit looking forward to the next events and all fired up to compete
against each other and show who’s the best.

After a fun-filled, action-packed fourth day, the Gard Kitesurf World Cup
2007 competition once again came to a grinding halt coming into its fifth
day of event. Today, the sun was up which provided a mild weather condition
maintaining a 19 to 20 degrees Celsius of temperature, the only thing
missing was the wind.