Sylt, bets?

These are the rankings in the waves discipline before Sylt:

	Cabo Verde	Gran Canaria	Sylt	Total
1-Josh Angulo	2100	1787	-	3887
2-Kauli Seadi	2067	1787	-	3854
3-Thomas Traversa	1902	1787	-	3689
4-Ricardo Campello	1622	2034	-	3656
5-Robby Swift	1820	1787	-	3607
6-Victor Fernandez	1523	2067	-	3590
7-Ross Williams	1935	1655	-	3590
8-Kevin Pritchard	2034	1457	-	3491
9-Marcilio Browne	2001	1457	-	3458
10-Klaas Voget	1523	1886	-	3409
11-Jonas Ceballos	1391	2001	-	3392
12-Dario Ojeda	1391	1968	-	3359
13-Daniel Bruch	1259	1886	-	3145
14-Alex Mussolini	1127	1935	-	3062
15-Phil Horrocks	1259	1655	-	2914

As you can see, despite a poor performance in Pozo, Josh Angulo is leading the rankings before the last event at Sylt. That means it’s up to him becoming world champion this year for the second time in his career, or if it’s no wind and waves during the event he would be world champion.

The truth is that the forecast looks good for Sylt, so with a bit of luck we will see a great battle for the championship, because it’s still wide open, the guys who did good in Cabo Verde did bad in Gran Canaria and vice versa, so we expect some amazing wave action in the last event of the season.

Philip Köster despite wining in Pozo Izquierdo is out of the title race because he didn’t compete in Cabo Verde (he was injured) but is one of the favourites to win the event at Sylt and can be one of the defining factors in the run for the title, because he is not one of the top seeds, so he can be a hard match un in the early rounds.

Bet, we will send a Cutre polo shirt, from the limited edition “only for windsurfers” to the one having more sailors in the top 6 in the wave discipline in Sylt, so just pick the 6 riders (in order) you think will be at the top and send us a coment here (with your e-mail) or send us an e-mail to blog@cutre.com, just one try per person.

Open till the start of the first wave heat sometime between September 25th and October 4th: www.pwaworldtour.com