Just around the corner from the comp it's looking promising;
www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-26076630/dawlish-train-battered-by-waves
And later on
Video clip from one of the main newspapers in the UK.
www.dailymail.co.uk/video/news/video-1082929/Red-Bull-windsurfers-mighty-Cornish-storm-waves.html
It gets ruddy cold though and I've seen big grown men brought to tears by the defrost pain in hands after a session
spectacular, ridiculous and insane
words fail me
as an average joe windsurfer my wind max is somewhere around 25 knots
here, i have heard the 50 knot number bantered around
as a heavyweight - that would mean something like a 3m sail ??
what the H are these dudes sailing??
and i am still NOT sure Y ?
i am happy and grateful to see this and that no-one got hurt !!!
Im a novice windsurfer and don't have much of a clue.
What gear would these guys sail?
They must have such small sails. Any information?
Those cold winds (liked the hailstones bouncing along the beach bit in the video) are more powerful. 50 knots in a Cornwall winter is like 60 knots in the Canary Islands.
Who would have thought the smallest sailor would win? Absolutely stunning sailing from Thomas at all 3 events.
Great job by the camera and film crews.
I like this photo of Dany with the sail sheeted right out and the wind isn't just blowing the spray off the wave, its blowing bits of the wave off the wave.
They've shot their load too early Just listened to the latest shipping forecast and there is a very big storm with hurricane speed winds just about to hit the west of Scotland.
www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b03trqm7
They sailed in one of the heaviest storms seen in decades overthere, have no channel etc etc, how tough do you wanna have it?