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2017 LANCELIN OCEAN CLASSIC

16/01/2017
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ULTIMATE CONDITIONS FOR 2017 LANCELIN OCEAN CLASSIC

Four time Lancelin Ocean Classic Windsurf Marathon Winner, Steve Allen places first in Windsurfing Marathon Race, closely followed friend and viral Patrik Diethelm.
Female world windsurfing speed record-holder, Karin Jaggi (Switzerland), first female to cross the finish line.
Alty Frisby took first place for Kitesurfing narrowly missing out on fastest on the water to Steve Allen.
Brendan Rice takes out first in the Ocean Paddle for the second year running
Photo finish for line honours for Windsurfing and Kitesurfing Marathon.
The notorious Lancelin Wind finally came through just after lunch time yesterday, with competitors anxious to get in the water at Ledge Point and compete for the title of fastest Windsurfer, Kitesurfer or Paddler in the Lancelin Ocean Classic, Ledge to Lancelin Marathon.

Kitesurfers and Windsurfers entered the water at the same time, delivering an absolute spectacle on the horizon for onlookers on the beach.

The competition was tooth and nail between Steve Allen, Windsurfer and Alty Frisby, Kitesurfer. Allen eventually taking the lead and the competition for the Windsurfing Category.

Karin Jaggi of Switzerland, proved she holds the women’s title for a reason, being the first woman to cross the line on Lancelin Beach.

Another competitor to hold on to his title is Brendan Rice, the 26 year old paddler winning his second Lancelin Ocean Classic title in as many years.

“2017 Ledge to Lancelin Ocean Classic went off perfectly this year. The wind kicked in at 12 noon giving us plenty of time to check our gear before the start. I chose my 8.6m R8 Severne sail with my 115 Patrik Air Inside board which felt just perfect, so easy and fast, I really look forward to the 2017 season. I am stoked to win here again with such a huge fleet of fast racers. I was also happy to pass all the kite surfers after they started on the water 100m ahead of us and had a 200m shorter first reach. Just one caught me back at the finish when I slowed to check where to go through the last marks. Thanks to the whole team making the race possible again.”
Steve Allan, Pro Windsurfer

The results for the Windsurfing Marathon are as follows:

WINDSURFING MARATHON – MEN
1 Steve Allen (101) 0:27:07 (–)
2 Patrik Diethelm (102) 0:28:47 (+1:39)
3 Rowen Law (107) 0:29:15 (+2:08)
4 Jesper Orth (105) 0:29:57 (+2:49)
5 Daniel Engdahl (106) 0:30:13 (+3:06)

WINDSURFING MARATHON – WOMEN
1 Karin Jaggi (132) 0:31:47 (+1:29)
2 Justyna Sniady (147) 0:42:25 (+12:07)
3 Kirra Pallant (175) 0:43:20 (+13:02)
4 Lok Yiu Wong (148) 0:44:06 (–)
5 Lina Erpenstein (210) 0:45:51 (+15:33)

Windsurfing Wave Event results

Women’s
1. Jane Seman
2. Justyna Snady
3. Lina Erp
4. Maeli Squeaker
5. Kirra Young

Open
1. Jonah Des Forges
2. Mick Steffan
3. Christian Borjesson
4. Andrew Lang
5. Steven Sheen

Elite
1. Jaeger Stone
2. Ben Severne
2. Ben Protffitt
4. Dieter Van de Eykem
5. Felix Spencer
6. Scott McKercher

 

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