Leonardo Casati wins Cold Hawaii Games 2026, Lorenzo Casati second, Stino Mul third
Lorenzo Casati secured second place and Stino Mul placed third in the men's final at the Cold Hawaii Games 2026.
Leonardo Casati won the men's final at the Cold Hawaii Games 2026. His brother Lorenzo Casati finished second and Stino Mul finished third, putting three Harlem Kitesurfing riders on the podium for the first time. Leonardo Casati had attended the event since he was eleven, caddying for his brother, and competed in it for the first time this year. The result was reported by IKSURFMAG and confirmed by the riders themselves.
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- IKSURFMAG · 2026-09-10
- @lorenzo__casati · 2026-09-11
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