Congratulations to the Surf Kayak World Champions 2017: Pablo Arrouays, France – Open, Short boat Ainhoa Tolosa Inda, Basque Country – Women, Short boat Hodei Crujeiras Bello, Basque Country – Junior, Short boat Darren Bason, Australia – Master, Short boat Adrian Oliveras, Argentina – Grand Master, Short boat Darren Bason, Australia – Open, Long boat …
Thank you to all the Country Representatives, previous committee members and everyone in Portrush, who helped in getting the WSKA back on track, organised and looking forward. We agreed the structure of the WSKA, and are delighted to announce your newly elected committee – Mat Hoff (Chair Person), Darren Bason, Edu Etxeberria, Stuart McGlinchey (Treasurer), …
Entries are closed, start heats are being drawn up, people are travelling – we look forward to meeting in Portrush, Northern Ireland next week. If you’re not able to join us this time, you’ll be able to keep up with results at the competition website: http://surfchampionships.cani.org.uk/Â
The surf kayak World Championships are an International event for athletes, and so are automatically subject to world anti-doping rules. Please see the attached file for a statement from the event organisers CANI and the world association WSKA.
Proposals are invited for hosting the 2019 World Championships. There’s an updated document to guide and advise new bids, now on our Home page and here: English and SpanishÂ
Competition Rules 2017. No changes, the Competition Rules have simply been presented more clearly for 2017. Click the rules tab on the website to read.
The 2017 Surf Kayak World Champs are launched! Please share with your surf kayakers and friends worldwide. View the PDF here.
Good News! The Canoe Association of Northern Ireland (CANI) and WSKA have jointly released news that the 2017 World Surf Kayak Championships will be hosted in Northern Ireland. This is after some discussion, which was helped by CANI delaying their final decision and by the Countries of the WSKA showing they are together and looking …
