Beiträge von c-bra
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An allen schulen und im cst in torbole
Wirmachen das bei uns im club bei bedarf, da ist der zugang aber regional, nicht touristisch
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Und der bauer hier kommt immer zu mir und fragt ober mähen soll.... 😉
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Ich hab mich bemüht, aber ich kann seine videos einfach ned anschaun
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nichr gemütlich, aber "alles mögliche"
hoffentlich behalten die das unter kontrolle
In Mecklenburger Bucht: Brand auf Öltanker in OstseeSeit dem Vormittag steht der Öltanker „Annika“ in der Ostsee in Brand. Die Besatzung konnte von dem rund 70 Meter langen Tanker, der rund fünf Kilometer vor…orf.at -
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kurz vor dem schlechtwetter heute noch ein toller morgenspaziergang mit 2x Milan und dem hausfalken
tlw wirklich über dem hausdachich denk da immer an loose leech, oberflächen, finnen und so
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vielleicht die spalte für böen mit der für temperatur verwechselt
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Hvidesande, aktueller forecast 30kn, aktuelle Temperatur 38,7°C
Grüße
hast dich da ned um ca 30° vertippt ?
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servus
jetzt muss ich mir wieder einen neuen namen merken - und das in meinem alter
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sind beide oysterprene?
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Auch heute nix
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Gestern kein wind
Heute alle modelle unterschiedlich, sieht aber nicht gut aus
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Du hast fast überall versch. Modelle
Wenn du z.b. bei windgurunah unten scrollst siehst du die unterschiedlichen modellee
Weitere infos findes du hier in den jeweiligen threads zu apps oder modellen
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Welche modelle jeweils?
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wann gehts denn mit AC weiter?
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2024 iQFOiL EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP: LIGHT WINDS CHALLENGE ATHLETES ON DAY TWO
Four more Slalom races for the women in Cagliari, with Maya Gysler dominating all four
Day Two of the 2024 iQFOiL Open European Championship in Cagliari, Sardinia, brought similar conditions to the first day, with light and tricky winds delaying the start. The 120 athletes, competing to claim the prestigious iQFOiL European title—the first senior championship since the Paris 2024 Olympic Games in Marseille—hit the water just after 2 p.m. as a light breeze filled in from the southeast.
While the Women’s fleet successfully completed four Slalom races, the Men’s fleet only managed to finish two, despite the dedicated efforts of the Race Committee and the volunteers from Windsurfing Club Cagliari. Unstable winds and a series of general recalls made it difficult to get more races underway.
Results
In the Women’s fleet, today belonged to U23 Norwegian sailor Maya Gysler, who achieved a clean sweep by winning all four Slalom races. Her stellar performance allowed her to climb up the rankings after a less-than-ideal start on Day One, moving her into third place overall. Islay Watson (GBR) now leads the provisional standings thanks to a consistent series, despite discarding a 21st and a 47th place, both affected by today’s fickle winds. Daniela Peleg (ISR) holds onto second position, while yesterday's leader Anastasiya Valkevich (POL) dropped to 11th place, jeopardizing her chances of making it to the Medal Series—but with three more days of racing, she still has a chance to recover.
“Winning all of the races today was pretty fun, I just had a good feeling on the start line and it was kind of the first one crossing the start line winning it, so I guess it helps to be the first one. It was a real good day, even though the wind wasn't too strong, but yeah I managed to stay consistent and win races”, commented young Maya Gysler.
The Men’s fleet faced even more challenging conditions on the Alpha Course, which proved tricky due to its proximity to the shore. Only two Slalom races were completed, both won by Italian sailor Luca Di Tomassi, who now sits at the top of the provisional rankings, leading by just one point over Adrien Mestre (FRA), who is tied on points with Matthew Barton (GBR). Yesterday’s leader, Pawel Tarnowsky (POL), dropped to sixth place, but with the Men’s fleet still two races behind the Women’s, there’s plenty of time for a comeback before the Medal Series.
Looking Ahead
Tomorrow, Tuesday, October 8th, the forecast predicts light to very light winds. However, on Wednesday, the Mistral is expected to arrive, potentially opening the door for Course races, adding another layer of excitement to the competition.
Full Results:
https://veledepoca.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=…66&e=a616d010dc
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For more info:
Rachele Vitello
iQFOiL Class Communications
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Bilder stelle ich bewusst hier keine ein, will nicht unbedingt eine anleitung machen wo was zu finden ist.
Bei einem serienfahrzeug ist das anders, da sind alle layouts bekannt
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die ersten 4 Slaloms sind schon gefahren
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NEXT GEN HAWAIIAN WATERMEN
We’re excited to premiere our latest documentary, “Next Gen Hawaiian Watermen.”
This documentary captures the journeys of three iconic Hawaiian watermen — Robby Naish (63), Austin Kalama (26), and Koa Fabbio (12). From the early days of windsurfing to modern-day big-wave surfing, their stories highlight the deep connection between the people of Hawaii and the ocean.
Discover how these three generations learn from each other, inspire one another, and push the boundaries of what’s possible on the water.
Directed by Edwin Haighton.
Click below to watch the documentary and immerse yourself in the legacy of these athletes.
