Lanzarote Costa Teguise PWA Grand Slam 2005 - Day 4
Matt Pritchard (US-10, Tabou / Gaastra) and Karin Jaggi (Z-14, F2), 2005 champions of the mode of SuperX
In a day full of action and drama, Matt Pritchard (US-10, Tabou / Gaastra) is done with the overall title in this last test SuperX in Lanzarote Costa Teguise PWA Grand Slam 2005. The American is ensured his second title of SuperX. Karin Jaggi win the SuperX in Lanzarote, which means it is the first SuperX world champion as this is the first year of this modality for females.
The conditions were perfect for this final day of competition of Super X. Winds of 20 knots and a swell constant increasing progressively offered a perfect setting for the final.
The first end of the day involved Taboulet Julien (F-100, JP / Neil Pryde), Taty Frans (NB-9, Starboard / MauiSails), Josh Angulo (US-11), Robby Swift (K-89, JP / Neil Pryde), Remko de Weerd (H-23, Fanatic / Gaastra), Peter Volwater (H-24, F2), Diony Guadagnino (V-69, Neil Pryde), Kevin Pritchard (US-3, Starboard / MauiSails), Nik Baker (K-66, Mistral / North) and Ricardo Campello (V-111, JP / Neil Pryde). Surprisingly, Matt Pritchard (US-10, Tabou / Gaastra) and Cyril Moussilmani (F-71, Fanatic) had not been to the finals this time.
Despite the moderate swell had, no participant had problems in the first jump. Peter Volwater Step 1 by the first buoy, Pritchard second, third Swift, Baker Frans fourth and fifth. In the forward, left Volwater demasidado the long losing ground, taking advantage of Pritchard and Swift to beat him. In Spock, Volwater failed, staying out of the top five. Pritchard and Swift cleanly passed the third buoy, followed by Swift and Baker. In elsegundo break things did not change, but Ricardo Campello Frans getting ahead in fourth. Frans managed to beat him again, while Kevin Pritchard won the round, Robby Swift second, Nik Baker in third, Taty Frans in fourth and fifth Ricardo Campello.
In round 5 of the finals of the women competed Daida Moreno (E-64, Mistral / North), Junko Nagoshi (J-11), Iballa Moreno (E-63, Mistral / North), Frida Wiraeus (S-93) , Femke van der Valk (NB-05, F2), Karin Jaggi (Z-14, F2), Uli Hoelzl (AUT-123, F2 / Neil Pryde), Nayra Alonso (E-4, Fanatic / Severne), Astrid Muldoon (F-2, JP / Neil Pryde) and Silvia Alba (E-67, Tabou / Gaastra).
All the first jump superarn reaching the first buoy Iballa Moreno, followed by Jaggi and Daida Moreno. Nagoshi was fourth and Nayra Alonso fifth. Moreno twins made their forward at a time, as synchronized, and also doubled while the second buoy in the duckjibe. Iballa still ahead of Daida. Jaggi fell into duckjibe and Nagoshi was third, Alonso fourth. Until the second jump all remained the same, but there Jaggi failed miserably and the other girls passed him, Iballa the first, Daida second, Nagoshi third, Alonso fourth and fifth Jaggi. But olvidmos We're saying that talking about the fastest woman in the world and proving it, Jaggi managed to snatch fourth place Nayra Alonso just before passing the finish line.
The second and last final of the men we in store for an exciting competition between Robby Swift (K-89, JP / Neil Pryde), Matt Pritchard (US-10, Tabou / Gaastra), Nik Baker (K-66, Mistral / North) Peter Volwater (H-24, F2), Tonky Frans (NB-7, F2 / Gaastra), Taty Frans (NB-9, Starboard / MauiSails), Diony Guadagnino (V-69, Neil Pryde), Cyril Moussilmani (F -71, Fanatic), Kevin Pritchard (US-3, Starboard / MauiSails) and Julien Taboulet (F-100, JP / Neil Pryde).
In the first section, the Pritchard brothers were in the lead followed by Taty Frans and Cyril Moussilmani. The forwards did not change any position, with Kevin Pritchard past the second buoy in first position, Frans in second, Matt Pritchard in third and fourth Moussilmani. In the third buoy, Nik Baker came out of nowhere and Frans Pritchard passing through the inside putting first until the last leg of the forward loop required. Moussilmani forward did well early. Frans made one of his falling forwards planning, but Baker and Pritchard did not commit errors and passed the finish line, Nik Baker first, Matt Pritchard second (which was enough to secure the world title SuperX 2005), Moussilmani third, Frans fourth and Diony Guadagnino came fifth.
The final of the women was between Junko Nagoshi (J-11), Daida Moreno (E-64, Mistral / North), Astrid Muldoon (F-2, JP / Neil Pryde), Uli Hoelzl (AUT-123, F2 / Neil Pryde), Frida Wiraeus (S-93), Nayra Alonso (E-4, Fanatic / Severne), Karin Jaggi (Z-14, F2), Femke van der Valk (NB-05, F2), Silvia Alba (E- 67, Tabou / Gaastra) and Yolanda Freites of Brend (V-26, Fanatic / North).
In the first jump, Nayra Alonso hit the sausage and fell. Daida Moreno jumped well and took the lead followed by Jaggi, Nagoshi, van der Valk and Hoelzl. In the forward section of no change of position, but right after Silvia Alba snatched fifth place Hoelzl. In the third buoy, Nagoshi Jaggi fell and was second, followed by van der Valk and Alba. Jaggi was not going to put it simply and fourth buoy was back in third. Daida was firmly in the lead followed by Nagoshi in the race for the first female SuperX title. Daida Moreno came first but missed the last jump Nagoshi Japanese falling only a few meters from the finish line and of course, Jaggi beat the last jump and Nagoshi, winning second place, leaving no hope for the title to the Japanese. Silvia Alba also beat Nagoshi, which was recovered and finished fourth, followed by Astrid Muldoon. Karin Jaggi is well after the first woman to win a world title in PWA SuperX mode, earning the title of Lanzarote SuperX.
Taking stock of the results of the Super X PWA Costa Teguise Lanzarote Grand Slam 2005, the title goes to Matt Pritchard (US-10, Tabou / Gaastra), second Kevin Pritchard (US-3, Starboard / MauiSails) and third Nik Baker ( K-66, Mistral / North). This means that Matt Pritchard (US-10, Tabou / Gaastra) makes his second world title in this category, with Cyril Moussilmani (F-71, Fanatic) and Kevin Pritchard (US-3, Starboard / MauiSails) sharing the second place, Robby Swift (K-89, JP / Neil Pryde) fourth and Nik Baker (K-66, Mistral / North) fifth overall.
In the women, Karin Jaggi (Z-14, F2) wins the Lanzarote Costa Teguise PWA Grand Slam 2005 Super X before Junko Nagoshi (J-11), Daida Moreno (E-64, Mistral / North), Iballa Moreno (E-63, Mistral / North) and Silvia Alba (E-67, Tabou / Gaastra). That being the only event of SuperX paa women in 2005, the overall results are the same, being Karin Jaggi (Z-14, F2) the first woman champion SuperX.
Now all the action is left to the freestylers on the beach of Las Cucharas, where we will offer 4 days of incessant activity.
Source: PWA
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