At just 14, SEVERNE wave sailor Sol Degrieck transitions from the Redback to S-1, marking a significant milestone in her meteoric rise through the ranks of professional wave sailing.


At just 14, SEVERNE wave sailor Sol Degrieck transitions from the Redback to S-1, marking a significant milestone in her meteoric rise through the ranks of professional wave sailing.
LEADING THE WORLD TITLE RACE Severne’s elite roster with Lina Erpenstein leading the charge showcased a spectacular level of wave sailing in Tenerife. Lina Erpenstein, riding Nano Pro and S-1, claimed the top spot in the Women's Wave competition, solidifying her...
Philip Köster brought back the triple loop once again, Lina finished second overall and now leads world ranking, and Matteo Iachino finished second overall in the first-ever Slalom X contest. It seems as if the 2024 Pozo Gran Canaria World Cup had action from the very first minute until the end.
Severne rider rose to the top of the podium in her first-ever World Cup Victory in Chile. The women’s final consisted of no less than three Severne riders; Sol Degrieck who finished second and Pauline Katz who finished fourth.
One of the biggest windsurf wave events in South American history kicked off on April 1st, and will run through to April 12th. The time has come for the PWA-IWT Chile World Cup, and based on the action we saw last year, we can expect to see high-quality windsurfing.
This year’s Gran Canaria world cup was a week-long windsurfing action reel covering wave, and slalom racing.
Not a single day was quiet during this year’s Gran Canaria World Cup. The first weekend delivered the near-perfect wave conditions we all see in magazine shots. Then followed three days of full-power slalom racing, only to have wave action return the following weekend to bookend an incredible event.
Nearly all podiums had Severne riders present. Amongst others, Daida Moreno won her 22nd Pozo title, and Blanca Alabau won her first-ever women’s slalom victory.