MOLOKAI-2-OAHU: WORLD’S MOST PRESTIGIOUS RACE IS CANCELLED
The 2020 edition of the world's most prestigious race, the Molokai 2 Oahu Paddleboard World Championships (or just "Molokai" as it's affectionately known) has officially been cancelled due to the global coronavirus pandemic. Athletes were informed last n
WATCH: 170 paddlers in Russia commandeered an ice floe and turned it into the world’s largest paddleboard
While the idea that you can't be on the water for several months of the year is suddenly dawning on much of world due to the spread of the coronavirus, in the far north it's an annual feeling as long winters freeze the rivers, lakes and, some places, even the ocean
NOW STREAMING: Watch Casper Steinfath attempt to paddle from Denmark to Norway in the epic film “Skagerrak”
And now for some good news! With all the event cancellations and quarantines in place around the world, we probably all need something to pass the time and inspire us through these crazy days.
Okay virus, now it’s personal – the ‘Yukon River Quest’ just got cancelled…
Ok, virus, now it’s personal 😑 Canada’s Yukon River Quest, one of the grandest adventures in the world and an event so close to my heart I spent three days paddling it and another three months making a movie about it, has been canc
APP cancels first two events, moves to three-event season starting September
The APP have confirmed the first two stops on their elite-only super tour have been cancelled, with the 2020 series now condensed into three events spanning six weeks from late October through early December in Japan, Spain and Paris. The two can
‘SUP World Cup’ in Germany joins growing list of major race cancellations
It seems it's easier to keep track of which events haven't been cancelled these days... Not a minute after I posted the news about the epic Yukon 100
World’s longest paddle race – the “Yukon 1000” – is being postponed til 2021 due to the spread of the coronavirus
The world's longest paddle race, the mind-boggling Yukon 1000, which was set to take place across eight or nine days in July, has been postponed until 2021 due to fears about spreading the coronavirus in the remote Yukon communities and the health &
