With solid wind and spectacular conditions, the Beach of Sotavento was the stage of a high voltage day at the last stop of the 37th Wingfoil World Championship. The modality FreeFly‑Slalom He closed his participation with emotion to the last Heat, and the big names did not disappoint.
The Spanish Its Suardiaz and the Italian Francesco Cappuzzo Champions were crowned in Fuerteventura After mastering the respective finals on a day marked by speed, strategy and talent.
In the female category, the Tarifeña Its Suardiaz He imposed his domain in the Canary Islands again, showing an indisputable technical and tactical superiority. He won the grand final, reaffirming his favorite status in the general ranking of the championship.
The French Kylie Belloeuvre He followed him closely, ensuring a valuable second place. Arce Seain a very prominent performance, he climbed into the third step of the podium, completing an excellent role for the Spanish Wingfoil. Fourth was the Austrian Viola Lippitschvery consistent throughout all sleeves.
Final female classification
- Its Suardiaz (ESP)
- Kylie Belloeuvre (from)
- Arce Sea (ESP)
- Viola lippitsch (or)
Cappuzzo wins the tactical battle in the male final
In the male category, the Italian Francesco Cappuzzo He signed an impeccable performance during the four final sleeves, with authority imposing himself on his three direct rivals. In a very strategic and technical final, he knew how to read the wind and keep speed at all times.
The French Bastien Escofet was very competitive and constant, ensuring the second position. The French also Julien Rattotti, one of the most regular in the championship, was third. The Italian Riccardo Zorzi, after shining in the semifinals, completed the final in fourth position.
Male final classification
- Francesco Cappuzzo (Ita)
- Bastarded Escofet (FRA)
- Julien Rattotti (from)
- Riccardo Zorzi (ITA)
From the first hour, the rounds of the quarter and semifinals offered a very high level of competition, with Riders such as Gollito Stredo, Alessandro Tomasi, Mar de Arce or Viola Lippitsch marking the rhythm in each Heat. The public, which filled the beach on this final day, enjoyed a first international level show, with maneuvers to the limit and tip speed in each buoy.
This test in Fuerteventura represents the last great date of the circuit before the official closure of the championship. The points added here will be decisive for the general ranking of 2025, in which Suardíaz and Cappuzzo position themselves as serious candidates for the absolute title in their respective categories.
