LA TORCHE, France - After a steller year of competition, Brazillian Nicole Pacelli was crowned the first ever Women's Stand Up World Tour Champion at the La Torche Pro in France last weekend.
KORINTHIA, Greece - Last week we reported the results of the third annual Hellenic Cup, which took place at Corinth Canal on October 20. For those of you who read about it and wanted to see more, this great clip and event roundup has just been released by the event organizers, giving us all a better, closer look at the action that went down.
The 3rd Hellenic SUP CUP (Stand Up Paddle), organized by FORWARD and sponsored by BIC®, was successfully completed. On October 20th, 2013 - 11:30 am, vessel traffic at the Isthmus of Corinth was halted, for the start of the Final race.
LA TORCHE, France - The Stand Up World Tour heads to the North West of France this coming weekend (October 26) for the La Torche Pro France, presented by Naish and XXIX.
One of the most extreme stand up paddlers in the world, Bart de Zwart, planned an Arctic Crossing Expedition which has already run into challenges and has made some interesting turns and changes. Find out what they are.
Connor Baxter paddled to a 100% winning record in the Stand Up World Series and Annabel Anderson more than dominated the female events in Oleron, France.
The Stand Up World Series heads off to Europe for the month of June for stop 3 in Oleron Island on the west coast of France from the 7th - 9th of June, and then on to Bilbao for the 4th stop in the Basque country of Spain from the 21st - 23rd of June.
Spencer Timson will travel 101 miles on a non-stop, solo, stand up paddle trip from the Isle of Mull on the West Coast of Scotland up through the Caledonian Canal to the Moray Firth on the East Coast of Scotland. Find out why...
Starboard is pleased to announce that Benoit Carpentier (Benoit CarpentierDOB: 15/02/1996) of Brest, France will join the 2013 International SUP Dream Team. Photo Credit: John Carter
SUPtheWorld has officially added medieval castles, lakes, gastronomy, history and a UNESCO World Heritage site to its tours . . . all thanks to their new destination, Portugal.
Just when you thought the Swiss season was over, it has just begun. The Association Swiss Stand Up Paddle (ASSUP) has been working on a new concept and invites you to participate in a 140 day Open Wave competition format!
After five days and covering 220 kilometers (136 miles), the SUP 11-City Tour finished up this past weekend on Saturday, September 8th. The individual victories went to Bart de Zwart and Laura Quetglas Garcia.