Spain hosts final Wingfoil World Tour event of 2020

Spain hosts final Wingfoil World Tour event of 2020

Location: Tarifa, Spain

Date: December 27, 2020

Wind speeds reached up to about 40 mph

The competition was won by Eva Wyss

and Balz Mueller

(English) BALZ MUELLER, MEN'S WINNER, SAYING:"For me it's so much pressure I felt on me, I really wanted that title, I really wanted to show what's possible with this new discipline, this new sport. So now I'm just happy to go back home, take a shower, just relax and dream of many more really cool competitions to come."

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