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Surf Worldcup - 32 EFPT riders descend on Podersdorf

by EFPT on 8 Apr 2014
Adrien Bosson Jonathan Mourgue
Since the Surf Worldcup was organized in Podersdorf, Austria decided to run the competition with a fleet of 32 riders only, but the interest to take part in the event was much higher amongst the riders of Europe and beyond, we had to generate a seeding list with the top 28 riders who would be allowed to take part. Then, to complete the fleet, wildcards had to be issued by the organizer, Continentseven and the EFPT itself. Now it's time to present the 32 riders to you.

The riders will come out of 14 different nations from all over the world and the fleet includes some of the biggest talents in freestyle windsurfing to date. Likes of Tonky Frans (Gaastra/Tabou) from Bonaire, former World-Champion and current EFPT champion Steven Van Broeckhoven (JP/Neilpryde) from Belgium and his fellow countryman Dieter Van der Eyken (Severne/Starboard) who is in the top positions in both the World and the European tour. Adrien Bosson (North/Fanatic) who is one of the most highly rated riders worldwide, will compete against team-mate and local matador Max Matissek (North/Fanatic).

Adrien Bosson (photo above) states: 'It will be my third time in Podo this year and the first time for an EFPT event. It's the first event of the year so it's interesting to come to see the level of the other riders and to start the competition season. I'm thinking about doing all the EFPT tour so I have to be there.

Podersdorf is a big event with a really good organisation and a big festival, I like it! There is always something to do and there is super cool tow-in night competition with all the crowd watching!

It's also always a big surprise what the conditions will be like: maybe super cold, light wind or warm and strong wind. Let's see!'

We are looking forward to see a crazy good competition with both young more un-experienced riders as well as the best of the best!

32 Startlist EFPT Podersdorf 2014

Akgazcyan

Nico

F-400

Albert

Antoine

NC-21

Beholz

Adrian

G-888

Böckler

Valentin

G-315

Bosson

Adrien

F-296

Caers

Yentel

B-16

de Windt

Rafael

CUR-45

Fabrizi

Mattia

ITA-991

Frans

Tonky

NB-7

Jendrusch

Rick

H-120

Lachauer

Andi

G-171

Lufen

Marco

G-2626

Mas

Julien

F-7

Matissek

Max

OE-97

Meir

Yarden

ISR-91

Pinocheau

Romain

F-8

Propretinskiy

Yegor

RUS-11

Rowe

Max

K-448

Ruyssenars

Tim

NED-66

Scheffers

Davy

H-311

Schmit

Youp

NED-27

Seyss

Alex

AUT-61

Sims

Adam

K-72

Soltysiak

Phil

CAN-9

Tertyshnyy

Dimitry

RUS-77

Testa

Jacopo

ITA-261

Van Broeckhoven

Steven

B-72

Van der Eyken

Dieter

B-35

Van Ingen

Nick

H-122

Vrieswijk

Amado

NB-20

Wiemar

Julian

G-2111

Yakovlev

Vladimir

RUS-99

 


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