James Carew Secures GKA Kite World Tour Title
James Carew has won the GKA Kite World Tour title for 2026, marking a significant achievement in his career.
James Carew has successfully secured the GKA Kite World Tour title for the 2026 season. The Australian rider achieved his goal of winning the world championship after a season-long campaign. Carew, known for his dynamic riding style, consistently performed throughout the tour events to earn the top spot. This victory marks a significant milestone for Carew and consolidates his position among the elite in professional kitesurfing. His win highlights the culmination of dedication and strategic competition on the global stage. Further details regarding the specific event where the title was clinched or other placings were not provided in the announcement. Carew is sponsored by Duotone.
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- GKA KITE WORLD TOUR · 2026-09-02
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