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Fotos

33 Fotos, in der Reihenfolge der Zeitleiste.

1. 1972 · Ten Cate bringt den Windsurfer nach Europa Europameisterschaft im Windsurfen auf dem Gouwzee bei Volendam, Niederlande, 16. August 1976 Foto: Rob C. Croes / Anefo · CC0 · Nationaal Archief
2. 1972 · Ten Cate bringt den Windsurfer nach Europa Zwei Windsurfer mit farbigen Segeln, Niederlande, 1970er-Jahre Foto: Harry Pot / Spaarnestad Photo · Gemeinfrei · Nationaal Archief
3. 1974 · Die erste Windsurfer-Weltmeisterschaft Europameisterschaft im Windsurfen auf dem Gouwzee bei Volendam, 16. August 1976, zwei Jahre nach der ersten Weltmeisterschaft Foto: Rob C. Croes / Anefo · CC0 · Wikimedia Commons
4. 1976 · Robby Naish gewinnt mit 13 Jahren die Weltmeisterschaft Robby Naish bei einem Bottom Turn in La Perouse, Maui, September 2019, 43 Jahre nach seinem ersten Weltmeistertitel Foto: Robbynaishus1111 (Robby Naish's own account) · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
5. 1979 · Das Windsurfen überwindet den Eisernen Vorhang und erreicht China Windsurf-Regatta auf dem See Ķīšezers bei Riga, Sowjet-Lettland, 1977 Foto: Unknown, from the archive of the Rihards windsurfing club (uploaded by Riha30) · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
6. 1980 · Windsurfen wird olympische Sportart Stephan van den Berg gewinnt die niederländische Meisterschaft im Windsurfen in Hoorn, 5. Juli 1981 Foto: Marcel Antonisse / Anefo · CC0 · Nationaal Archief
7. 1980 · Windsurfen wird olympische Sportart Das Feld bei der niederländischen Meisterschaft im Windsurfen in Hoorn, 5. Juli 1981 Foto: Marcel Antonisse / Anefo · CC0 · Nationaal Archief
8. 1980 · Windsurfen wird olympische Sportart Windsurfen bei Zandvoort, Niederlande, 14. Juni 1980 Foto: Rob Bogaerts / Anefo · CC0 · Nationaal Archief
9. 1982 · Ein Kinderbrett bringt das Windsurfer-Patent zu Fall Ein Windsurfer bei Sturm vor Scheveningen, 3. Januar 1981 Foto: Marcel Antonisse / Anefo · CC0 · Nationaal Archief
10. 1983 · Der Boardverkauf erreicht mit 400.000 pro Jahr seinen Höhepunkt Die Sommerferien beginnen: Ein Surfbrett kommt aufs Autodach, Niederlande, 3. Juli 1981 Foto: Hans van Dijk / Anefo · CC0 · Nationaal Archief
11. 1983 · Der erste professionelle World Cup Jürgen Hönscheid springt in der Brandung vor Sylt, 1983 Foto: Jürgen Hönscheid (northshore-fuerte.com) · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons
12. 1984 · Windsurfen feiert olympische Premiere; Stephan van den Berg gewinnt Gold Stephan van den Berg erhält eine königliche Auszeichnung für sein olympisches Gold, 24. Mai 1985 Foto: Rob C. Croes / Anefo · CC0 · Nationaal Archief
13. 1987 · Das Windsurfer-Patent läuft aus Windsurfen auf dem Rother Valley Lake, England, Mai 1987 Foto: Graham Hogg (geograph.org.uk) · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
14. 1988 · Björn Dunkerbeck beginnt zwölf Jahre an der Spitze Björn Dunkerbeck bei einem World-Tour-Wettbewerb in den Niederlanden, 2005 Foto: Pediant · Gemeinfrei · Wikimedia Commons
15. 1988 · Ein Wing für Eis und Schnee Ein Kitewing auf Schnee in Lappland, April 2009: ein späterer handgehaltener Wing in der Linie des SkimBat Foto: Patrick Blom (uploaded by CMFogelholm) · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
16. 1996 · Die PWA übernimmt den World Cup Der Windsurf World Cup auf Sylt von oben, 28. September 2023 Foto: dronepicr · CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
17. 1999 · Die Windsurfmarken wenden sich dem Kite zu Kitesurfen vor Mokuleia an der Nordküste von Oʻahu, April 2005, sechs Jahre nach den ersten Naish-Kites Foto: Eric Guinther · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons
18. 2001 · Der Défi Wind startet in Gruissan Ein Windsurfer geht beim Défi Wind mit seinem Rigg ins Wasser, Gruissan, 16. Mai 2010 Foto: Yann Gar · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Flickr
19. 2003 · Campello und Gollito beherrschen das Freestyle Ricardo Campello bei einem Push Loop beim Cold Hawaii PWA World Cup, Dänemark, September 2012 Foto: John Carter / Cold Hawaii · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
20. 2008 · Kiteboarden wird eine Segelklasse Kite-Racing bei einem Wettbewerb der Lega Navale Italiana vor Ostia, September 2011 Foto: Pierluigi Renzi · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons
21. 2009 · Windfoils auf der Bootsmesse Hélène Noesmoen auf einem iQFoil bei Brest, Februar 2023; Foil-Windsurfen vierzehn Jahre, nachdem die ersten Windfoils gezeigt wurden Foto: IPoriel · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
22. 2013 · Der King of the Air kehrt zurück, in Kapstadt Kitesurfer in Bloubergstrand, Kapstadt, mit Lion’s Head und Tafelberg, Dezember 2017 Foto: Anonymous · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
23. 2013 · Mit dem Kite über den Atlantik Ein Kitesurfer fliegt bei Lacanau, Frankreich, über Atlantikwellen, Februar 2014 Foto: Grand Parc Bordeaux (Flickr) · CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
24. 2013 · Kiteracing geht aufs Foil Ein Kitefoil in den Bouches-du-Rhône, Juli 2012 Foto: Horue · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons
25. 2015 · Antoine Albeau segelt 53,27 Knoten im Kanal von Lüderitz Antoine Albeau auf dem Wasser vor der Île de Ré, Frankreich, 2006 Foto: Pep.per de Ré · CC BY 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons
26. 2018 · Kiteboarden wird für die Olympischen Spiele ausgewählt Formula Kite vor Eilat, Israel, Februar 2022, die für die Olympischen Spiele ausgewählte Klasse Foto: Uv59 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
27. 2019 · Wings im Handel Ein Wingfoil-Set am Wasser, November 2020 Foto: Nathalie Cools · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
28. 2020 · Die ersten Wettbewerbe der Wing-Welttour Ein Wingfoiler auf einem Foilboard, August 2024 Foto: Bengt Oberger · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
29. 2022 · World Sailing nimmt den Wing an Bord Ein Wingfoiler auf der Kieler Förde, 16. Oktober 2022 Foto: Fabian Horst · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
30. 2024 · Drei Weltmeistertitel mit siebzehn Nia Suardiaz mit ihrem Wingfoil-Board, Tarifa, 27. Mai 2024 Foto: NicoleMun · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
31. 2024 · Eine Frauenwertung beim King of the Air Bloubergstrand, Kapstadt, April 2015, der Strand, an dem King of the Air ausgetragen wird Foto: South African Tourism (Flickr) · CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
32. 2025 · Die erste Formula-Wing-Weltmeisterschaft Wingfoilen bei den Foils Journées, Quiberon, März 2025 Foto: MFonzatti · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
33. 2025 · Sarah-Quita Offringa gewinnt drei Weltmeistertitel in einer Saison Sarah-Quita Offringa auf dem Podium beim Windsurf World Cup Sylt, 3. Oktober 2009 Foto: Jürgen Tap / HOCH ZWEI · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Zeichnungen

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1. 1964 · Newman Darby baut in Pennsylvania ein Segelbrett
   • Oakley, "Windsurfing's Rapid Global Diffusion", International Journal of the History of Sport (2024, open access)
   • Smithsonian, S. Newman Darby Windsurfing Collection
2. 1967 · Jim Drake segelt mit dem ersten Windsurfer-Prototyp
   • Oakley, "Windsurfing's Rapid Global Diffusion", International Journal of the History of Sport (2024, open access)
   • Wikipedia, Jim Drake (engineer)
   • RAND, "James Drake, 'Father of Windsurfing' and RAND Engineer, Dies at 83" (2012)
   • American Windsurfer, "Origins of Windsurfing: Jim Drake" (interview)
   • Windsurfing Hall of Fame, "Jim Drake"
   • Drake, "Wind Surfing: A New Concept in Sailing", RAND P-4076 (1969)
   • Windsurfing Museum Prague, "Polyethylene heroes: the Windsurfer-Missiles link"
   • Wikipedia, Newman Darby
3. 1968 · Drake und Schweitzer melden das Windsurfer-Patent an
   • US Patent 3,487,800, "Wind-propelled apparatus" (Google Patents)
   • Wikipedia, Jim Drake (engineer)
   • American Windsurfer, "Origins of Windsurfing: Jim Drake" (interview)
   • Wikipedia, Newman Darby
4. 1969 · „New Sport – Wind Surfing“: Der Name wird öffentlich
   • Oakley, "Windsurfing's Rapid Global Diffusion", International Journal of the History of Sport (2024, open access)
   • American Windsurfer, "Origins of Windsurfing: Jim Drake" (interview)
   • Surfertoday, "The thrilling story of the original Windsurfer"
   • Drake, "Wind Surfing: A New Concept in Sailing", RAND P-4076 (1969)
   • NASA, "Apollo 11"
   • Wikipedia, Windsurfing
   • National Sailing Hall of Fame, "Henry 'Hoyle' & Diane Schweitzer"
5. 1970 · Der erste industriell gefertigte Windsurfer
   • Oakley, "Windsurfing's Rapid Global Diffusion", International Journal of the History of Sport (2024, open access)
   • Hooked! Windsurfing's untold stories (West, Oakley, Seer; Huisman), prologue
   • Windsurfing Museum Prague, "Polyethylene heroes: the Windsurfer-Missiles link"
   • Surfertoday, "The thrilling story of the original Windsurfer"
   • American Windsurfer, "Windsurfing: A New Concept in Sailing" (reprint of Drake's 1969 RAND paper)
   • Wikipedia, Jim Drake (engineer)
6. 1972 · Ten Cate bringt den Windsurfer nach Europa
   • De Volkskrant, 7 December 1972, "Windsurfing nog onbekend" (Delpher newspaper archive)
   • Oakley, "Windsurfing's Rapid Global Diffusion", International Journal of the History of Sport (2024, open access)
   • Het Parool, 27 March 1973, Ten Cate wins injunction over a Windsurfer copy (Delpher)
   • Encyclopedia.com, "Royal Ten Cate N.V." (International Directory of Company Histories)
7. 1974 · Die erste Windsurfer-Weltmeisterschaft
   • Surfertoday, "The controversy around the first Windsurfer class world champion"
   • Encyclopedie van Zeeland, Beb Thijs
   • Hacking (IYRU), "Boardsailing: Yachting's new Olympic event", Olympic Review 1983
   • World Sailing, "Obituary: Captain Nigel Hacking" (2012)
8. 1975 · Das Trapez kommt aus Kailua
   • Windsurfing Hawaii, "About" (company history)
   • Wikipedia, Windsurfing harness
   • Oakley, "Windsurfing's Rapid Global Diffusion", International Journal of the History of Sport (2024, open access)
9. 1976 · Mistral wird gegründet, und der Windsurfer bekommt Konkurrenz
   • SURF magazine, interview with Mistral co-founder Ernstfried Prade
   • Oakley, "Windsurfing's Rapid Global Diffusion", International Journal of the History of Sport (2024, open access)
   • Hooked! Windsurfing's untold stories (West, Oakley, Seer; Huisman), prologue
   • joe windsurfer blog, Mistral Competition SST (Mistral brochure 1982–84)
   • Mistral, "1976 - 1979 A Lifestyle Brand Personified"
   • Mistral, "Heritage"
   • SURF magazine, "Review: These were the highlights in surf 3/1981"
   • Wikipedia, Newman Darby
10. 1976 · Robby Naish gewinnt mit 13 Jahren die Weltmeisterschaft
    • Oakley, "Windsurfing's Rapid Global Diffusion", International Journal of the History of Sport (2024, open access)
    • Hooked! Windsurfing's untold stories (West, Oakley, Seer; Huisman), prologue
    • Hacking (IYRU), "Boardsailing: Yachting's new Olympic event", Olympic Review 1983
    • Mistral, "Heritage"
11. 1976 · Der Windglider, das Board, das olympisch wurde
    • Wikipedia, Windglider
    • Hacking (IYRU), "Boardsailing: Yachting's new Olympic event", Olympic Review 1983
    • Oakley, "Windsurfing's Rapid Global Diffusion", International Journal of the History of Sport (2024, open access)
    • Hooked! Windsurfing's untold stories (West, Oakley, Seer; Huisman), prologue
    • European Commission, "Decision 83/400/EEC relating to a proceeding under Article 85 of the EEC Treaty (Windsurfing International)" (1983)
12. 1977 · Das erste Patent für das Kitesurfen
    • Google Patents, NL7603691A "Composition for the practice of water sports"
    • Wikipedia, Kiteboarding
    • Complete Kiteboarding, history of kiteboarding
    • IKSURFMAG, "100 moments, a kitesurfing timeline"
    • Google Patents, US4708078A "Propulsive wing with inflatable armature" (Legaignoux)
    • Oakley, "Windsurfing's Rapid Global Diffusion", International Journal of the History of Sport (2024, open access)
13. 1977 · Die erste Open-Weltmeisterschaft löst ein Wettrüsten aus
    • Oakley, "Windsurfing's Rapid Global Diffusion", International Journal of the History of Sport (2024, open access)
14. 1977 · Fußschlaufen, und die Bilder, die den Traum verkauften
    • Windsurfing Hawaii, "About" (company history)
    • Oakley, "Windsurfing's Rapid Global Diffusion", International Journal of the History of Sport (2024, open access)
15. 1977 · Segelbretter treten bei den Geschwindigkeitswettbewerben an
    • International Speed Windsurfing Class, "The history of speed: outright record" (PDF)
    • Boards magazine, "Record breakers: the legends of speedsailing"
    • Surfertoday, "The definitive guide to speed windsurfing"
    • WSSRC, "500 metre records"
16. 1978 · Ein Patent, um ein Windsurfboard auf Tragflügeln anzuheben
    • Google Patents, US 4,508,046 "Wind surfing hydrofoil apparatus"
    • Justia Patents, "Wind surfing hydrofoil apparatus" (US 4,508,046, 1985)
    • Oakley, "Windsurfing's Rapid Global Diffusion", International Journal of the History of Sport (2024, open access)
    • World Sailing, "What is an iQFOiL in Olympic sailing?" (2024)
17. 1979 · Das Windsurfen überwindet den Eisernen Vorhang und erreicht China
    • Oakley, "Windsurfing's Rapid Global Diffusion", International Journal of the History of Sport (2024, open access)
    • Olympedia, Windsurfer women, 1992 Olympic Games
18. 1979 · F2 und das Funboard
    • F2, history
    • F2, "F2's bestselling funboards 1981–1984"
    • Wikipedia (de), F2 (Marke)
    • UPI, "Windsurfing companies chase US market share as growing number of board sailors catch breeze" (26 July 1987)
    • Oakley, "Windsurfing's Rapid Global Diffusion", International Journal of the History of Sport (2024, open access)
    • Hitthewave, F2 Sunset (F2 France brochure 1990)
    • Huisman Publishing, "Hooked! Windsurfing's untold stories", publisher's sample, chapter 2 (2023)
19. 1980 · Windsurfen wird olympische Sportart
    • Hacking (IYRU), "Boardsailing: Yachting's new Olympic event", Olympic Review 1983
    • Oakley, "Windsurfing's Rapid Global Diffusion", International Journal of the History of Sport (2024, open access)
    • World Sailing, "Retracing Roots - Los Angeles 1984 Olympic Sailing Competition" (2012)
20. 1980 · Ein Segelbrett knackt auf Maui die 24 Knoten
    • International Speed Windsurfing Class, "The history of speed: outright record" (PDF)
    • Boards magazine, "The greatest moments in windsurfing history"
    • WSSRC, "500 metre records"
    • Windsurfing Hall of Fame, Larry Stanley
    • Rowingbike, "Windsurfing"
21. 1981 · Jim Drakes Handsegel
    • Google Patents, DE3140685A1 "Hand sail"
    • Google Patents, US 4,651,665 "Hand sail" (James R. Drake, priority 13 October 1981, granted 24 March 1987)
    • Surfertoday, "The story of Jim Drake's first wing rig"
    • SURF, "Wingsurf history, from the original wing to a trend sport in 40 years"
    • Wikipedia, Wing foiling
    • Tonic, "Who invented wing foiling?"
22. 1982 · Ein Kinderbrett bringt das Windsurfer-Patent zu Fall
    • Oakley, "Windsurfing's Rapid Global Diffusion", International Journal of the History of Sport (2024, open access)
    • Windsurfing International Inc. v Tabur Marine (Great Britain) Ltd, Court of Appeal, 31 January 1984 (vLex)
    • Hooked! Windsurfing's untold stories (West, Oakley, Seer; Huisman), prologue
    • UPI, "Windsurfing companies chase US market share as growing number of board sailors catch breeze" (26 July 1987)
23. 1983 · Fred Haywood knackt die 30 Knoten
    • Boards magazine, "Record breakers: the legends of speedsailing"
    • Lüderitz Speed Challenge, speed world records 2012
    • Oakley, "Windsurfing's Rapid Global Diffusion", International Journal of the History of Sport (2024, open access)
    • Open Research Online, Oakley, "Windsurfing's Rapid Global Diffusion" (2024, abstract)
    • Boards magazine, "The greatest moments in windsurfing history"
    • WSSRC, "500 metre records"
24. 1983 · Der Boardverkauf erreicht mit 400.000 pro Jahr seinen Höhepunkt
    • Oakley, "Windsurfing's Rapid Global Diffusion", International Journal of the History of Sport (2024, open access)
    • UPI, "Windsurfing companies chase US market share as growing number of board sailors catch breeze" (26 July 1987)
    • Inc. magazine, "Sailboards" (February 1982)
    • Christian Science Monitor, "From fad to full-fledged sport" (14 February 1984)
25. 1983 · Der erste professionelle World Cup
    • Wikipedia (de), Windsurf World Cup
    • Surfertoday, "A short history of the PWA World Tour"
    • Oakley, "Windsurfing's Rapid Global Diffusion", International Journal of the History of Sport (2024, open access)
26. 1984 · Camber Inducer geben dem Segel ein festes Flügelprofil
    • Google Patents, US 4,686,921 "Flex wing apparatus" (Jeffrey J. Magnan, Gaastra Sails International)
    • Google Patents, WO 1985/004377 (priority 28 March 1984)
    • Boards magazine, "The greatest moments in windsurfing history"
    • Windsurf magazine, "7.5m cammed sail test 2015" (2015)
27. 1984 · Das RAF-Segel dreht sich um den Mast
    • MauiSails, brand history
    • Classic Windsurfing, Neil Pryde 1986
    • Google Patents, US 5,189,976 (background on RAF sails and camber inducers)
    • Google Patents, US 4,686,921 "Flex wing apparatus" (Magnan, filed 28 March 1984)
28. 1984 · Windsurfen feiert olympische Premiere; Stephan van den Berg gewinnt Gold
    • Wikipedia, Sailing at the 1984 Summer Olympics
    • Olympedia, Sailing at the 1984 Summer Olympics, Windsurfer (Windglider), Men
    • Surfertoday, "The history of Olympic windsurfing"
29. 1984 · Der aufblasbare Kite wird patentiert
    • Google Patents, US 4,708,078 "Propulsive wing with inflatable armature"
    • Universkite, "Histoire du kitesurf, invention française"
    • Surfertoday, "The history of kiteboarding began with the Legaignoux brothers"
    • Rêve O Kite, histoire du kitesurf
30. 1984 · Der Aloha Classic startet in Hoʻokipa
    • Wikipedia, Aloha Classic
    • World Sailing, "Shaping Up To Be A Classic" (2004)
31. 1986 · Ein Windsurfer wird zum schnellsten Segler der Welt
    • Wikipedia, List of speed sailing records
    • Wikipedia, Pascal Maka
    • Windsurfing Hall of Fame, Pascal Maka
    • Boards magazine, "Record breakers: the legends of speedsailing"
    • International Speed Windsurfing Class, "The history of speed: outright record" (PDF)
    • surf Magazin, "Sotavento, Northshore and co: the best windsurfing spots on Fuerteventura"
32. 1986 · Die erste Frau über 30 Knoten
    • Boards magazine, "Record breakers: the legends of speedsailing"
    • WSSRC, "500 metre records"
33. 1986 · Die Wind Weapon
    • Wikipedia, Wing foiling
    • Tonic, "Rise of the wing"
    • SURF, "A day with the Wind Weapon"
34. 1987 · Das Windsurfer-Patent läuft aus
    • Google Patents, US 3,487,800 "Wind-propelled apparatus"
    • Google Patents, US RE31,167 (reissue, 1983)
    • Windsurfing International, Inc. v. AMF, Inc., 782 F.2d 995 (Fed. Cir. 1986), Justia
    • UPI, "Windsurfing companies chase US market share as growing number of board sailors catch breeze" (26 July 1987)
    • GJE, "From the sea to IP: how windsurfing changed UK patent law"
35. 1988 · Olympisches Windsurfen auf einem Board mit runder Unterseite
    • Olympedia, Sailing at the 1988 Summer Olympics, Division II
    • Wikipedia, Division II (windsurf board)
    • Wikipedia, Sailing at the 1988 Summer Olympics
    • Surfertoday, "The history of Olympic windsurfing"
36. 1988 · Über 40 Knoten in einem Kanal, gegraben für die Geschwindigkeit
    • Wikipedia, The Canal (speed sailing venue)
    • Wikipedia, List of speed sailing records
    • Boards magazine, "Record breakers: the legends of speedsailing"
    • WSSRC, "500 metre records"
37. 1988 · Björn Dunkerbeck beginnt zwölf Jahre an der Spitze
    • Guinness World Records, most PWA overall windsurfing world championship titles
    • PWA World Tour, athlete profile Björn Dunkerbeck
    • Wikipedia, Björn Dunkerbeck
    • Björn Dunkerbeck, biography
    • Wikipedia (de), Windsurf World Cup
38. 1988 · Die Fahrer übernehmen den World Cup
    • Wikipedia (de), Professional Boardsailors Association
    • Surfertoday, "A short history of the PWA World Tour"
    • Wikipedia (de), Windsurf World Cup
    • World Windsurf Tour, "43 years on the water: a history of professional wave windsurfing"
39. 1988 · Ein Wing für Eis und Schnee
    • Wikipedia, Kitewing
    • Tonic, "Rise of the wing"
    • Playak, "New Slingwing Brings Easy Crossover from SUP to Windsports" (2019)
40. 1990 · Peter Lynn setzt einen Kite auf Räder
    • Powerkiter, "Peter Lynn's story"
    • American Kitefliers Association, Peter Lynn
    • Peter's Kiteboarding, history of kitesurfing
    • Wikipedia, Kiteboarding
41. 1991 · Thierry Bielak treibt den Rekord auf 44,66 Knoten
    • Wikipedia, List of speed sailing records
    • Windsurf Journal, "Monsieur Bielak tire sa révérence"
    • Wikipedia, The Canal (speed sailing venue)
    • International Speed Windsurfing Class, "The history of speed: outright record" (PDF)
    • Wikipedia, Yellow Pages Endeavour
    • WSSRC, "500 metre records"
42. 1992 · Frauen bekommen ihren eigenen olympischen Windsurfwettbewerb
    • Olympedia, Sailing at the 1992 Summer Olympics, windsurfer women
    • Olympedia, Sailing at the 1992 Summer Olympics, windsurfer men
    • Wikipedia, Lechner A-390
    • Boards magazine, "The greatest moments in windsurfing history"
43. 1993 · Windsurfer reiten Jaws
    • Surfertoday, "Jaws: interesting facts about Maui's big wave surfing break"
    • Windsurf magazine, "Peʻahi (Jaws): memorable"
    • SURF magazine, "Review: these were the highlights in surf 7/1994" (2024)
44. 1993 · Die erste Frau über 40 Knoten
    • Boards magazine, "Record breakers: the legends of speedsailing"
    • Surf-Forum, Lexikon "Rekorde"
    • WSSRC, "500 metre records"
45. 1994 · Der KiteSki segelt gegen den Wind
    • Google Patents, US 5,366,182
    • inMotion Kitesurfing, "History of kiteboarding"
    • Peter's Kiteboarding, history of kitesurfing
46. 1996 · Das Mistral One Design kommt zu den Olympischen Spielen
    • Olympedia, Sailing at the 1996 Summer Olympics, windsurfer men
    • Olympedia, Sailing at the 1996 Summer Olympics, windsurfer women
    • Wikipedia, Mistral One Design
    • Surf Magazin, "Mistral founder, interview with windsurfing legend Ernstfried Prade"
    • Mistral, "1976 - 1979 A Lifestyle Brand Personified"
47. 1996 · Das Kitesurfen bekommt auf Maui ein Gesicht
    • Wikipedia, Kiteboarding
    • Surfertoday, "Kitesurfing pioneers, the story of Laird Hamilton"
    • IKSURFMAG, "100 moments, a kitesurfing timeline"
    • IKSURFMAG, "Who Invented Kitesurfing?"
    • Rêve O Kite, histoire du kitesurf
    • Avel-West, histoire du kitesurf
48. 1996 · Die PWA übernimmt den World Cup
    • Surfertoday, "A short history of the PWA World Tour"
    • World Windsurf Tour, "43 years on the water: a history of professional wave windsurfing"
    • Wikipedia (de), Professional Windsurfers Association
    • Wikipedia (de), Professional Boardsailors Association
    • SURF magazine, "Regatta classes: what do PWA, IWT, IFCA and co. actually mean?"
    • Surfertoday, "Foil windsurfing will be a standalone PWA World Tour discipline in 2019"
49. 1997 · F-One baut ein Board für Kites
    • F-One, history
    • Avel-West, histoire du kitesurf
    • IKSURFMAG, "100 moments, a kitesurfing timeline"
    • Wikipedia, Kiteboarding
50. 1997 · Wipika verkauft die ersten aufblasbaren Kites
    • Universkite, "Histoire du kitesurf, invention française"
    • Surfertoday, "The history of kiteboarding began with the Legaignoux brothers"
    • Wikipedia, Kiteboarding
    • Avel-West, histoire du kitesurf
51. 1998 · Formula-Rennen auf breiten Boards
    • Formula Windsurfing, history
    • Wikipedia, Formula Windsurfing
    • Sports Illustrated, "Where have all the windsurfers gone?" (2001)
52. 1998 · Die erste Weltmeisterschaft im Kiteboarding
    • Wikipedia, Kiteboarding
    • inMotion Kitesurfing, "History of kiteboarding"
    • IKSURFMAG, "100 moments, a kitesurfing timeline"
    • IKSURFMAG, "History repeats itself in more ways than one" (King of the Air 2024)
53. 1998 · Freestyle bekommt einen Weltmeister
    • PWA World Tour, athlete profile Björn Dunkerbeck
    • Boards magazine, "The greatest moments in windsurfing history"
    • Surfertoday, "A short history of the PWA World Tour"
    • Surfertoday, "How is freestyle windsurfing judged?"
    • Windsurf Magazine, "Gollito Estredo: New chapter" (2025)
54. 1999 · King of the Air startet in Hoʻokipa
    • Wikipedia, Red Bull King of the Air
    • Kitestars, King of the Air
    • IKSURFMAG, "History repeats itself in more ways than one" (King of the Air 2024)
    • Wikipedia, Ruben Lenten
    • IKSURFMAG, "100 moments, a kitesurfing timeline"
    • Christian Science Monitor, "Windsurfers ride high at Aloha Classic" (1999)
    • Honolulu Star-Bulletin, "Who will be King of Air?" (18 October 1999)
55. 1999 · Die Windsurfmarken wenden sich dem Kite zu
    • IKSURFMAG, "100 moments, a kitesurfing timeline"
    • TheKiteMag, "51st State"
    • inMotion Kitesurfing, "History of kiteboarding"
    • Universkite, "Histoire du kitesurf, invention française"
    • Wikipedia, Kiteboarding
    • Boards magazine, "The greatest moments in windsurfing history"
56. 1999 · Starboard Go: Das breite Board macht Windsurfen wieder einfach
    • Starboard, "Innovation through time" (1999 · the world's first ultra-wide beginner board)
    • rec.windsurfing, "Any thoughts on the Starboard GO?" (August 1999)
    • American Windsurfer, "1999 equipment preview" with Ken Winner (vol. 6.1)
    • American Windsurfer, board test (vol. 6.3, 1999)
    • Wikipedia, Svein Rasmussen
    • Sports Illustrated, "Where have all the windsurfers gone?" (2001)
    • Surf Magazin, "30 years of board design, from long and narrow to short and wide" (interview with Werner Gnigler)
57. 2001 · Der Défi Wind startet in Gruissan
    • Gruissan tourist office, "Défi Wind and Défi Kite"
    • Défi Wind, official site
58. 2001 · Die Fahrer übernehmen die Tour
    • IKSURFMAG, "100 moments, a kitesurfing timeline"
    • Wikipedia (de), Professional Kiteboard Riders Association
    • IKO, About
    • Wikipedia, Gisela Pulido
59. 2002 · Vier Leinen und Twin-Tips
    • Kitezone, "History of kitesurfing"
    • IKSURFMAG, "100 moments, a kitesurfing timeline"
    • Wikipedia, Kitesurfing
60. 2003 · Campello und Gollito beherrschen das Freestyle
    • Wikipedia, Ricardo Campello
    • PWA World Tour, athlete profile Ricardo Campello
    • Windsurf magazine, "Gollito Estredo: freestyle king"
    • Surfertoday, "A short history of the PWA World Tour"
61. 2003 · Die erste Queen of the Air
    • IKSURFMAG, "100 moments, a kitesurfing timeline"
    • Kitestars, King of the Air
    • Wikipedia, Red Bull King of the Air
    • Riders Guide, "Uitgelicht, Susi Mai"
    • Honolulu Star-Bulletin, "Who will be King of Air?" (18 October 1999)
62. 2004 · Windsurfer holen sich den absoluten Rekord zurück
    • Yachts & Yachting, "Windsurfers take the speed record" (November 2004)
    • Wikipedia, List of speed sailing records
    • Wikipedia, Yellow Pages Endeavour
    • Wikipedia, Speed sailing
    • Wikipedia, Antoine Albeau
    • SAIL magazine, "Kites take the speed record"
    • Wikipedia, Lüderitz Speed Challenge
    • WSSRC, "500 Metre" records
    • World Sailing, "WSSRC ratifies Albeau's outright speed record" (April 2008)
    • Yachting World, Finian Maynard's 48.70-knot record in the French Trench (April 2005)
63. 2004 · Weltmeisterin mit zehn
    • Guinness World Records, youngest kite surfing world champion (female)
    • Wikipedia, Gisela Pulido
    • IKSURFMAG, "100 moments, a kitesurfing timeline"
64. 2005 · Der Bow-Kite bringt Depower
    • Wikipedia, Bow kite
    • Google Patents, FR2866859A1 (Legaignoux, filed 1 March 2004)
    • Google Patents, US 7,374,133 "Wing having a negative dihedron for towing a load" (Legaignoux, granted 20 May 2008)
    • Google Patents, EP1574241B1 "Traction kite with negative dihedral"
    • TheKiteMag, "51st State"
    • IKSURFMAG, "100 moments, a kitesurfing timeline"
    • Cabrinha, About
    • USPTO, "Terms of Use for USPTO websites"
65. 2008 · Das RS:X wird das olympische Board
    • Olympedia, Sailing at the 2008 Summer Olympics, windsurfer men
    • Olympedia, Sailing at the 2008 Summer Olympics (all events)
    • Wikipedia, RS:X
    • Scuttlebutt Sailing News, "Windsurfing Olympic event" (January 2018)
    • Wikipedia, Mistral One Design
    • Olympics.com, Tokyo 2020
66. 2008 · Ein Kitesurfer ist der schnellste Segler
    • SAIL magazine, "Kites take the speed record"
    • Vineyard Gazette, "Kite surfer Rob Douglas fastest sailor in the world"
    • Wikipedia, List of speed sailing records
    • Wikipedia, Lüderitz Speed Challenge
    • Wikipedia, International Kiteboarding Association
    • WSSRC, Newsletter No. 148 (2008)
    • WSSRC, Newsletter No. 160 (2008)
    • WSSRC, Newsletter No. 168 (2008)
    • WSSRC, Newsletter No. 194 (2010)
67. 2008 · Über 50 Knoten
    • Yachting World, "New speed record, 50 knots broken"
    • Wikipedia, Lüderitz Speed Challenge
    • Wikipedia, International Kiteboarding Association
    • Yachting World, ISAF agrees to ratify kite speed records (December 2008)
    • Wikipedia, List of speed sailing records
    • WSSRC, Newsletter No. 165 (2008)
    • WSSRC, Newsletter No. 168 (2008)
    • Surfertoday, "Anders Bringdal breaks the 50 knots speed windsurfing frontier" (2012)
    • Lüderitz Speed Challenge, "LSC 2012 – Prelude" (2012)
68. 2008 · Kiteboarden wird eine Segelklasse
    • Wikipedia, International Kiteboarding Association
    • ISAF Annual Report 2008
    • Wikipedia (de), Professional Kiteboard Riders Association
    • IKA, "Minutes of the Inaugural Meeting, held on 3rd of April, 2008 in Port St. Louis" (2008)
    • International Windsurfing, "Windsurfers promise to fight 2016 kiteboarding replacement decision" (2012)
69. 2008 · Neun Weltmeistertitel in vier Jahren
    • Guinness World Records, most kite surfing world championships (female)
    • Wikipedia, Kristin Boese
70. 2009 · Windfoils auf der Bootsmesse
    • Surfertoday, "Tomahawk foils are the new windsurfing revolution" (March 2009)
    • The Foiling Magazine, "Back story: AFS"
    • Google Patents, US 4,508,046 "Wind surfing hydrofoil apparatus" (priority 10 April 1978)
    • Surfertoday, "Foil windsurfing will be a standalone PWA World Tour discipline in 2019" (2018)
    • Wikipedia, Sailing at the 2024 Summer Olympics
71. 2010 · Kites schlagen das Tragflügelboot
    • Wikipedia, List of speed sailing records
    • Sail-World, Caizergues 54.10 knots (October 2010)
    • Yachting World, "Hydroptère record smashed"
    • The Martha's Vineyard Times, "Faster than speed"
    • ISWC, "The history of speed, outright record"
    • WSSRC, Newsletter No. 177 (2009)
    • WSSRC, Newsletter No. 217 (2012)
    • Wikipedia, Lüderitz Speed Challenge
72. 2011 · Der erste Slingwing
    • Surfertoday, "The second life of the Slingwing"
    • SUPconnect, "New Slingwing brings easy crossover from SUP to windsports"
    • Wikipedia, Wing foiling
    • Tonic, "Rise of the wing"
73. 2012 · Dorian van Rijsselberghe gewinnt zweimal olympisches Gold
    • Olympedia, Sailing at the 2012 Summer Olympics, windsurfer men
    • Olympedia, Sailing at the 2012 Summer Olympics, windsurfer women
    • Olympedia, Sailing at the 2016 Summer Olympics, windsurfer men
    • Olympedia, Sailing at the 2016 Summer Olympics, windsurfer women
    • Wikipedia, Dorian van Rijsselberghe
    • NBC, "Dorian van Rijsselberghe awarded gold in windsurfer RS:X" (2016)
74. 2012 · Windsurfer knacken in Lüderitz die 50 Knoten
    • Lüderitz Speed Challenge, speed world records 2012
    • World Sailing Speed Record Council, news 2012
    • Surfertoday, "Anders Bringdal breaks the 50 knots speed windsurfing frontier"
    • Lüderitz Speed Challenge, "LSC 2012 – Prelude" (2012)
    • Wikipedia, Lüderitz Speed Challenge
    • WSSRC, Newsletter No. 168 (2008)
    • WSSRC, Newsletter No. 260 (2015)
    • WSSRC, Newsletter No. 262 (2015)
    • WSSRC, Newsletter No. 297 (2018)
    • WSSRC, Newsletter No. 342 (2023)
    • WSSRC, Newsletter No. 355 (2025)
75. 2012 · Rein in die Olympischen Spiele und wieder raus
    • Wikipedia, Sailing at the 2016 Summer Olympics
    • NBC Sports, "Windsurfing back in the Olympics"
    • Yachting World, "Windsurfing back in Olympics"
    • Sail-World, ISAF annual conference, November 2012
    • Wikipedia, Sailing at the 2024 Summer Olympics, women's Formula Kite
76. 2013 · Der King of the Air kehrt zurück, in Kapstadt
    • Wikipedia, Red Bull King of the Air
    • Naish, "Jesse Richman crowned 2013 Red Bull King of the Air"
    • Surfertoday, "Jesse Richman is the Red Bull King of the Air 2013"
    • IOL Cape Argus, King of the Air returns for its 10th year
    • Honolulu Star-Bulletin, "Who will be King of Air?" (1999)
    • IKSURFMAG, "100 Moments, A Kitesurfing Timeline"
77. 2013 · Mit dem Kite über den Atlantik
    • Surfertoday, "Six kiteboarders complete first-ever Atlantic kite crossing"
    • Wikipedia, Kiteboarding
78. 2013 · Kiteracing geht aufs Foil
    • Scuttlebutt, "Kite racing, increasing the altitude"
    • Wikipedia, 2013–14 ISAF Sailing World Cup
    • Wikipedia, Elena Kalinina
    • Wikipedia, Erika Heineken
    • Wikipedia, Formula Kite
    • Scuttlebutt, "IKA: New President, Class Rules Change & Foilboarding" (2013)
    • Foiling Week, "IKA invite brands to register kites, boards and hydrofoils for the new Formula Kite Class" (2016)
79. 2015 · Antoine Albeau segelt 53,27 Knoten im Kanal von Lüderitz
    • Yachts & Yachting, "53.27 knot record for Antoine Albeau at Luderitz Speed Challenge" (2015)
    • Scuttlebutt Sailing News, "New windsurfing world speed records" (WSSRC ratification, February 2025)
    • WSSRC, Newsletter No. 260 (2015)
    • Lüderitz Speed Challenge, "LSC 2012 – Prelude" (2012)
    • Lüderitz Speed Challenge, "Event Rules"
    • Boat News, "The Lüderitz Speed Challenge: a temple of speed for pro windsurfers and kitesurfers"
    • Wikipedia, Lüderitz Speed Challenge
    • Wikipedia, Lüderitz
    • Wikipedia, Antoine Albeau
    • surf Magazin, "Rivals, successes and plans: Antoine Albeau looks back on his career"
    • ISWC, "The history of speed, outright record"
80. 2015 · Mit dem Foil funktioniert der Wing
    • Surfertoday, "The second life of the Slingwing"
    • Tonic, "Rise of the wing"
    • Tonic, "Who invented wing foiling?"
    • F-One, history
    • SURF, "Wingfoil history, Duotone designer Ken Winner, how it all began" (2024)
81. 2016 · Die großen Marken bauen Foilboards
    • Surfertoday, "NeilPryde unveils the RS:X weapon for the 2024 Olympic Games" (February 2016)
    • Surfertoday, "RS:X Convertible, the new hydrofoil by NeilPryde" (March 2016)
    • Windsurf magazine, "The iQFoil story"
    • Windsurf magazine, foil buyer's guide (2017)
82. 2016 · Jason Polakow windsurft in Nazaré
    • Surfertoday, "Jason Polakow is the first windsurfer to ride Nazaré"
    • Continent Seven, interview Jason Polakow on Nazaré (February 2016)
    • Seabreeze, "JP becomes first windsurfer to ride triple mast high Nazaré"
    • Surfertoday, "Jaws: interesting facts about Maui's big wave surfing break"
83. 2017 · Eine 19-Meter-Welle in Nazaré
    • Surfertoday, "Nuno Stru Figueiredo sets new Guinness World Record for the largest kitesurfing wave"
    • IKSURFMAG, biggest wave kitesurfed by Nuno Figueiredo at Nazaré
    • Surfertoday, "Patri McLaughlin breaks record for the largest wave ever kitesurfed"
    • Surfertoday, "Jason Polakow is the first windsurfer to ride Nazaré"
84. 2017 · Der schnellste Kitesurfer
    • Scuttlebutt, "New KiteSail speed record ratified"
    • Surfertoday, "57.97 knots, Alex Caizergues breaks his own world speed kiteboarding record"
    • Wikipedia, List of speed sailing records
    • Wikipedia, Kiteboarding
85. 2018 · Flash Austin wingt auf Maui
    • SURF, "Wingfoil history, Duotone designer Ken Winner, how it all began"
    • Wikipedia, Wing foiling
    • The Wingsurfer, "Wingsurfing, the origin story"
    • Duotone, "Ken Winner, the toymaker"
    • Wingsurfing Magazine, "The not so short history of wing foiling"
    • IKSURFMAG, "100 moments, a kitesurfing timeline"
86. 2018 · Kiteboarden wird für die Olympischen Spiele ausgewählt
    • Asian Sailing Federation, Paris 2024 events confirmed at World Sailing mid-year meeting
    • Surfertoday, "World Sailing confirms kiteboarding in the Paris 2024 Olympic Games"
    • US Sailing, kiteboarding at Paris 2024
    • Wikipedia, Sailing at the 2024 Summer Olympics
    • Yachting World, "Windsurfing back in Olympics" (2012)
    • Surfertoday, "Formula Kite set for Paris 2024" (2018)
87. 2018 · Kite-Rennen bei den Olympischen Jugendspielen
    • Wikipedia, Sailing at the 2018 Summer Youth Olympics
    • Wikipedia, 2018 Youth Olympics, boys' IKA Twin Tip Racing
    • Wikipedia, Sofia Tomasoni
    • Wikipedia, Sailing at the 2024 Summer Olympics, men's Formula Kite
    • Surfertoday, "Formula Kite set for Paris 2024" (2018)
88. 2018 · Ken Winners aufblasbarer Wing
    • Duotone, "Ken Winner, the toymaker"
    • SURF, "Wingfoil history, Duotone designer Ken Winner, how it all began"
    • Wikipedia, Wing foiling
89. 2019 · Naish bringt den Wing-Surfer heraus
    • Surfertoday, "Naish launches the Wing-Surfer for foil boards"
    • Tonic, "Who invented wing foiling?"
    • Wikipedia, Wing foiling
90. 2019 · Die ersten Foil-Weltmeister
    • Yachts & Yachting, "First Formula Windsurfing Foil champion crowned" (2019)
    • Surfertoday, "IFCA class crowns first foil world champions" (2019)
    • Surfertoday, "Foil windsurfing will be a standalone PWA World Tour discipline in 2019"
    • World Sailing, "Nicolas Goyard crowned 2019 men's foil PWA world champion"
    • IFCA, "First IFCA Foil World Champion crowned in Switzerland" (2019)
    • IFCA, "2019 IFCA Foil Worlds, 21 to 25 August, St Moritz, Silvaplana, Switzerland"
    • World Sailing, "Antoine Albeau wins 25th world title" (2018)
91. 2019 · Wings im Handel
    • Duotone, brand story
    • SUPboarder, "Duotone take on the Wing-Surfer with the Foil Wing"
    • IKSURFMAG, Slingshot SlingWing Classic V1
    • F-One, history
    • IKSURFMAG, Ozone WASP V1
    • Wikipedia, Wing foiling
    • Surfertoday, "Naish launches the Wing-Surfer for foil boards" (2019)
92. 2020 · Der Wing bekommt einen eigenen Verband
    • Surfertoday, "Water sports manufacturers launch the Global Wingsports Association"
    • Sailweb, "Global Wingsports Association formed to promote all wing foil sport"
    • GWA, "First GWA Competitions: Engadinwind 2020 Results" (2020)
    • Wikipedia, Wing foiling
93. 2020 · Die ersten Wettbewerbe der Wing-Welttour
    • GWA, Wingfoil Super Grand Slam Fortaleza 2020
    • GWA, "The first GWA SuperFoil event is underway in Brazil"
    • Standup Magazin, "GWA Superfoil in Brazil, a full success"
    • Andalucia.com, GWA Tarifa Wing Pro 2020
    • Tonic Mag, "SuperFoil Brasil 2020: Titouan Galea Wins First-Ever Wing Foiling Event" (2020)
    • GWA, "Wingfoil World Cup Leucate 2021, grand finale" (2021)
94. 2021 · Der erste Wingfoil World Cup
    • GWA, Wingfoil World Cup France 2021
    • GWA, "Wingfoil World Cup Leucate 2021, grand finale"
    • Sail-World, "Meet the 2021 GWA Wingfoil World Tour champions"
    • Wikipedia, Wing foiling
95. 2021 · Die letzte olympische Regatta auf dem RS:X
    • Olympedia, Sailing at the 2020 Summer Olympics, windsurfer men
    • Olympedia, Sailing at the 2020 Summer Olympics, windsurfer women
    • Surfertoday, "Kiran Badloe and Yunxiu Lu win RS:X gold medals at Tokyo 2020"
    • World Sailing, "What is an iQFOiL in Olympic sailing?" (2024)
96. 2021 · Eine frühe Geschwindigkeitsmarke für den Wing
    • TotalWing, "Liam Dunkerbeck, new speed record wing"
    • SUPboarder, "World record wingboard speed, Liam Dunkerbeck"
    • Scuttlebutt, "Pushing the speed limit on a wing"
    • WSSRC, "500 Metre" records list
    • WSSRC, "Kite Sailing" records list
    • Wikipedia, Wing foiling
97. 2022 · Mit dem Wing über den Pazifik
    • Hawaiʻi Public Radio, record-breaking wing foil journey across the Pacific
    • Getaway, Chris Bertish completes record-breaking solo wing foil crossing
    • Session Magazine, Chris Bertish launches his transpacific wing project
    • ExplorersWeb, Chris Bertish wing Pacific crossing
98. 2022 · Wing-Rennen für die World Beach Games
    • World Sailing, "Wingfoil to be part of ANOC World Beach Games Bali 2023"
    • Wikipedia, 2023 World Beach Games
    • World Rowing, cancellation of the ANOC World Beach Games 2023
99. 2022 · World Sailing nimmt den Wing an Bord
    • World Sailing, partnership with GWA and IWSA to support the development of wingfoiling
    • Yachts and Yachting, "2025 Formula Wing World Championships, Sardinia, Italy - Preview" (2025)
100. 2023 · Sarah Hauser fährt bei Jaws eine 40-Fuß-Welle
     • Guinness World Records, largest wave windsurfed (female)
     • Surfertoday, "Windsurfer Sarah Hauser rides 40-foot wave at Jaws for the Guinness" (March 2024)
     • Maui News, "Hauser sets Guinness world record" (November 2020)
     • Surfertoday, "Jaws: interesting facts about Maui's big wave surfing break"
101. 2023 · Die größte Welle, die je gekitet wurde
     • Guinness World Records, largest wave kitesurfed
     • Guinness World Records, "Hawaiian man conquers largest wave kitesurfed"
     • Maui Now, McLaughlin confirmed as Guinness record holder
     • Surfertoday, "Patri McLaughlin breaks record for the largest wave ever kitesurfed"
     • Surfertoday, "Jaws: interesting facts about Maui's big wave surfing break"
     • Surfertoday, "Nuno Stru Figueiredo sets new Guinness World Record for the largest kitesurfing wave" (2018)
102. 2023 · Albeau hält die Seemeile mit 44,12 Knoten
     • Guinness World Records, fastest men's windsurfing speed over a nautical mile
     • Surfertoday, "Antoine Albeau sets new nautical mile record at 44.12 knots"
     • Windsurf Journal, "The nautical mile record for Antoine Albeau"
     • Windsurf Journal, "Records are falling at La Palme" (June 2026)
     • Severne Sails, "Nautical mile record: Albeau and Bordes at La Palme" (July 2026)
     • SURF magazine, "Speed surfing: A record-breaking day at La Palme, Jenna Gibson and Cedric Bordes set new world records" (June 2026)
     • Windsurf Magazine, "ISWC Speed World Championships: Prince of Speed" (October 2024)
103. 2023 · Die ersten Big-Air-Weltmeister im Wing
     • GWA, "First Big Air wingfoil world champions crowned"
     • Wikipedia, Red Bull King of the Air
     • World Sailing, partnership with GWA and IWSA to support the development of wingfoiling (2022)
     • SURF, "World Cup Pozo Spectacle! Suardiaz and MacDonald Big Air Champions" (2024)
104. 2023 · Mit dem Wing von Athen nach Kreta
     • Guinness World Records, greatest distance by hydrofoil wingboard in 12 hours
     • TotalWing, world record Dimitris Apalagakis
     • SURF, "World record, Dimitris Apalagakis foils from Athens to Crete in one day"
105. 2024 · Das iQFoil fliegt bei den Olympischen Spielen in Paris
     • Wikipedia, iQFoil (World Sailing Council approves the iQFoil for 2024, replacing the RS:X)
     • Wikipedia, Sailing at the 2024 Summer Olympics
     • Wikipedia, RS:X (Olympic windsurfing equipment from 2008 to 2020)
     • Olympics.com, Tokyo 2020 (postponed by one year)
     • Surf Magazin, "Quick check of the new Olympiaboard iQFoil"
     • Wikipedia, Sailing at the 1984 Summer Olympics
106. 2024 · Das olympische Debüt des Kiteboardens
     • Wikipedia, Sailing at the 2024 Summer Olympics, women's Formula Kite
     • Wikipedia, Sailing at the 2024 Summer Olympics, men's Formula Kite
     • NBC Olympics, "Austria's Valentin Bontus wins first-ever men's kiteboarding gold"
     • World Sailing, "Ellie Aldridge's small kite gamble earns golden victory for Great Britain" (2024)
     • Afloat, "Bitter Blow for Kites as Windsurfing is Reinstated in Olympics" (2012)
     • Formula Kite, "World Sailing licenses Formula Kite equipment from 7 hydrofoil and 4 kite manufacturers for Paris 2024" (2022)
     • World Sailing, "What is an iQFOiL in Olympic sailing?" (2024)
107. 2024 · Drei Weltmeistertitel mit siebzehn
     • GWA, "Wingfoil season hits new highs in 2024"
     • SURF, "World champions Suardiaz and Berzolla on the wave season"
     • GWA, "First Big Air wingfoil world champions crowned"
     • Yachts and Yachting, "Suardiaz and Berzolla claim the 2025 GWA Wingfoil Wave World Titles in Cape Verde" (2025)
108. 2024 · Neue 500-Meter-Rekorde für Jenna Gibson und Antoine Albeau
     • Scuttlebutt Sailing News, "New windsurfing world speed records" (WSSRC ratification, February 2025)
     • Guinness World Records, fastest speed on a windsurfer by a man
     • Guinness World Records, fastest speed on a yacht (women)
     • SURF magazine, "Lüderitz Speed Challenge: Jenna Gibson pushes her world record even higher" (December 2024)
     • SURF magazine, "Lüderitz Speed Challenge 2025"
     • SURF magazine, "Lüderitz Speed Challenge: New world record for Jenna Gibson" (November 2024)
     • SURF magazine, "Lüderitz Speed Challenge: World records for Albeau and Gibson, German record for Asmussen" (December 2024)
     • WSSRC, "500 Metre" records list
109. 2024 · Eine Frauenwertung beim King of the Air
     • Surfertoday, "Andrea Principi and Francesca Maini win 2024 Red Bull King of the Air"
     • Wikipedia, Red Bull King of the Air
     • Extreme Sports Action, Principi and Maini crowned champions
     • IKSURFMAG, "100 Moments, A Kitesurfing Timeline"
     • Surfertoday, "Lorenzo Casati and Nathalie Lambrecht win 2025 Red Bull King of the Air" (2025)
110. 2025 · Weltmeister in ihrer ersten Saison
     • GWA, "New surf-freestyle world champion"
     • Wikipedia, Wing foiling (first inflatable wings on sale in 2019)
     • Guinness World Records, youngest kite surfing world champion (female)
111. 2025 · Die erste Formula-Wing-Weltmeisterschaft
     • Sailweb, "First ever Formula Wing world champions crowned in 2025"
     • MySailing, "Ghio and Spanu are the Formula Wing world champions"
     • IWSA, 2025 Formula Wing World Championship
     • World Sailing, Formula Wing equipment registration
     • Wikipedia, 2025 in sailing
     • Sailweb, World Sailing looking at proposals for Olympic keelboats, foiling dinghies and wing foils
     • IWSA, Formula Wing Class Rules (January 2025)
     • Scuttlebutt Sailing News, "Reviewing the Olympic sailing program" (February 2026)
112. 2025 · Sarah-Quita Offringa gewinnt drei Weltmeistertitel in einer Saison
     • Starboard, "2025 Aloha Classic: Sarah-Quita claims her 28th world title"
     • PWA World Tour, athlete profile Sarah-Quita Offringa
     • SURF magazine, "PWA World Cup Fuerteventura: Offringa dashes Huvermann's world championship dreams" (July 2026)
     • Guinness World Records, most PWA windsurfing world championship titles
     • PWA World Tour, "2025 Aloha Classic" (October 2025)
113. 2025 · Der erste 40-Meter-Sprung
     • IKSURFMAG, "Hugo Wigglesworth's 40 meter kite jump, a new world record"
     • ExplorersWeb, kitesurfer's record flight
     • CORE, "New world record" (2023)
     • Yachting New Zealand, Kiwi kiteboarder smashes world record
     • BbTalkin, Jamie Overbeek's 42.3 m record
     • MACkite, "Tips to boost higher"
     • Hart van Nederland, "Kitesurfer Jamie verpulvert wereldrecord met sprong van 42 meter" (2026)

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