Wave

The WWA Freewave is firstly a wave event if the conditions allow followed by a freestyle comp if the waves aren't working on the day. We are also planning to run a beach start race before each Freewave event this year too. Hope you will come along and join in. The location, either Plimmerton, Lyall Bay or Evans Bay will be decided on the day and everyone notified on this webpage and also on deepfried.tv. The following Sunday, 29th Jan, will be a reserve day.

Registration
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The WWA Freewave is firstly a wave event if the conditions allow followed by a freestyle comp if the waves aren't working on the day. We are also planning to run a beach start race before each Freewave event this year too. Hope you will come along and join in. The location, either Plimmerton, Lyall Bay or Evans Bay will be decided on the day and everyone notified on this webpage and also on deepfried.tv. The following Sunday, 30th Oct, will be a reserve day.

Registration
Register - free for WWA members - Free

The Taranaki Wave Classic is continuing to cement its reputation as New Zealand's premier windsurfing event. Held at four possible locations around the Taranaki peninsula’s legendary coastline, the Labour weekend event will sample some of New Zealand's best wind and wave conditions. All skill levels are welcome, with FUN being the main focus, or you can simply come along, chill-out and watch the action. Our goal is for you to have the best time possible, both on and off the water. This means the most epic BBQs, beers, tall stories and sessions in the wind and waves. And to cap a great weekend off this is all followed up by the legendary TWC dinner and party. And who knows, this year maybe your turn to win a state of the art Carbonart Windsurf Board, as well as sails, masts, booms and other wonderful prizes.

The Taranaki Windsurf Club with the help of Carbon Art and Rodgers Dental announce the 2011 New Zealand Wave Nationals
The event is a national-ranking Man-on-Man wave sailing contest run on the Taranaki coast. Seven different coastal locations will serve as the venue and the outcome will be the crowning of a New Zealand wave champion.