Nothing really to say… the title says it all!! 🙂
3 weeks of the Vice World Champion ripping it up in Cape Town… he bloody loves that gnarly shore break!! ..and even Victor Fernandez doesn’t always get it right!!!
Check what victor had to say about the trip below:
Victor Fernandez:
‘This was my 6th trip to South Africa. Every time I come here I get amaze by this country, how people live and how consistent conditions are for windsurfing. This year one of the worst parts of the trip was the water crisis as this makes you think way more how vulnerable we are in this planet and how important water can be. Another bad side of the trip was Alessio´s injury in Cape Point. That day I was filming a friend (Nacho Rocha) and Alessio was on the wave behind so I could not see the accident but right after I looked through my camera lens cause I saw Alessio´s gear far from him and Klaas was helping Alessio to drag him to the shore so I knew something bad was going on. Left my camera gear in the car, call other people from the parking and we run down to the beach to help Alessio. Hard day and hard place when something like this happens as there is no signal to call the ambulance in this remote spot. Fortunately all went ok and Alessio seems to be recovering well at home now, I wish him all the best and he will come back stronger than ever.
I had 3 amazing weeks of windsurf, surfing, hiking and even we met a friend that took us on his airplane to fly over Cape Town. We sailed a lot the south spots, which are my favorites, specially Scarborough where I stayed on my last week of the trip, heavy shore break but super fun and intense sailing here. Most of the video is shot at Scarbourgh and Witsands.’
Video Credit: Jose María Alba, Moritz Mauch & Nacho Rocha
Action Photo Credit: Samuel Tomé
Lifestyle Photo: Víctor Fernández & Nacho Rocha & Moritz Mauch
Music: Rusty Tea Makers – Jump Da Fuck Up & Goodnight Radio – Sophia So Far
If there would be something like a ‚PWA fair play award‘ Victor Fernandez and Klaas Voget definitely have to be nominated for always paying attention to other sailors. Only a few years ago they pulled out Boujmaa in Hookipa who would have drowned without their help for sure. Now they pulled out their team mate in SA. Good job guys!
@Ben: What about an anual windsurfing TV award for ‚outstanding fairness‘ or ‚Windsurfing-TV Baywatch-Award‘. Ceremony could be hosted by Pam Anderson …