GKA Youth Twintip World Championships 2026 Concludes in St Peter-Ording
The 2026 GKA Youth Twintip World Championships finished after five days of competition in St Peter-Ording, Germany.
The 2026 GKA Youth Twintip World Championships concluded with winners crowned after five days of competition in St Peter-Ording, Germany. The event, hosted within the historic California Kitesurf Masters, challenged teenage athletes across a mix of conditions on the North Sea. The format combined Big Air and Freestyle kiteboarding disciplines, allowing riders to choose their focus based on conditions. Alice Melesa is the U16 Girls Kite World Champion 2026. Mano Lander Surf advanced to the semi-finals in the U19 division. The competition featured intense action from the U14 boys. The event highlights showcased the talent and competitive spirit of the young athletes. The championships mark a significant event in the youth kitesurfing calendar, providing a platform for emerging talent in both Big Air and Freestyle disciplines. The varied conditions tested the adaptability and skill of all participants.
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- GKA KITE WORLD TOUR · 2026-08-25
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