 -- Tasmania, part of the Commonwealth of Australia, really turned it on with two days of mind-blowing windsurfing action for the second mission of windsurfing's most-challenging contest. The world's best sailors have been hunting down massive storms around the globe with six athletes remaining in the competition to be crowned Red Bull Storm Chase Champion. Thomas Traversa, Dany Bruch, Leon Jamaer and Marcilio Browne defied the storm most impressively of all and qualified for the third and final mission.)
The world’s best windsurfers competed in mission number two of windsurfing’s toughest contest as nine-metre waves and storm-force winds battered the Tasmanian coastline near Marrawah this weekend.
MARRAWAH (Tasmania) — Tasmania, part of the Commonwealth of Australia, really turned it on with two days of mind-blowing windsurfing action for the second mission of windsurfing’s most-challenging contest. The world’s best sailors have been hunting down massive storms around the globe with six athletes remaining in the competition to be crowned Red Bull Storm Chase Champion.
Thomas Traversa, Dany Bruch, Leon Jamaer and Marcilio Browne defied the storm most impressively of all and qualified for the third and final mission.
