The world’s best paddlers will fight it out over five days in Perth for a share in more than $250,000 in prize money.
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The world’s best paddlers will fight it out over five days in Perth for a share in more than $250,000 in prize money.
The two-time world champion hadn’t lined up in a major race for three years but returns with a refreshed outlook.
He’s conquered all there is in the surfski world, so now Oscar Chalupsky has embarked on a new challenge – releasing a book.
The South African has now won his last four starts at Hood River while Danielle McKenzie added another race win to her resume.
A lot has changed for the now 36 year-old German powerhouse, but his impressive results are as consistent as ever.
Marine Rescue NSW has urged surfski paddlers to check weather charts – and their own abilities – before heading out on the water.
A lot has changed for the now 36 year-old German powerhouse, but his impressive results are as consistent as ever.
The inaugural running of the 38-kilometre event lived up to its name, but that couldn’t stop commanding paddles from Hill & McKenzie.
The major decision means that athletes will no longer have to qualify to compete through national selection events.
Border restrictions delayed its debut by one year, but organisers of the Shaw and Partners Hells Gates 38 believe it has a long future.
The 44 year-old surfski legend added another victory to his name, while Melanie Van Niekerk claimed her first national title.
It was a Spanish double at the Eurochallenge in Villajoyosa, with Walter Bouzan and Chloe Bunnett claiming victory.
The leading crews couldn’t be split across the 27 kilometre course out-and-around Cape Town’s Robben Island until a thrilling sprint finish.
Two-time World Champion Cory Hill showed his hoodoo-breaking win was no fluke, while Jemma Smith claimed back-to-back crowns.
It had been two and a half years since Cory Hill had last won a race – but that run was brought to an end at today’s Nine Mile.
The Australian star added another title to his name over the weekend but – for now – his priorities lie in different waters.
One of the biggest names in surfski paddling, Kenny Rice opens up about his departure from Think Kayak.
Organisers admit the iconic race is at a “crossroads” – but remain hopeful it’s one that will lead to a better future.
The South African’s passion for downwind paddling resulted in an unbelievable accomplishment last year.
The unfortunate outcome that had been expected, but it’s one paddlers from all over the world were hoping wouldn’t come true.
The pair dominated on their way to opening the Shaw and Partners Australian Ocean Racing Series with victory.
Dean Gardiner believes fans will see a number of changes – and several new faces – when international racing resumes this year.
He’s enjoyed an incredible year of results, but there’s a simple reason why this latest victory is sweeter than any other.
He’s starred in the ocean ski arena for the past few seasons, but Collins came into the Shaw and Partners 20 Beaches Ocean Classic with a point to prove.