Euro Tour week 2: Noic overpowers Bruno in sweltering Sevilla; Espe in a league of her own
It's not even summer yet, but the temperature in southern Spain pushed past 30°C for this weekend's Sevilla SUP Festival aka week 2 of the Euro Tour. With the course set at 12km, the water set at dead flat and the sky as blue as a berry, it was always going to be a tough one. And making his season debut in similarly hot fashion was Noic Garioud.
This guy kicked and paddled 2000 miles down the Yukon River in a truly original adventure
Just imagine paddling almost the entire length of the mighty Yukon. Alone and unsupported. For almost three whole months. With half your body hanging in the water the entire way.
Flying Dutchman Donato Freens “stoked” with maiden Euro Tour victory
Euro Tour week one winner Donato Freens took to Insta to share the stoke of his maiden Tour victory, which came after a sprint to the line against Mallorca's rising star Aaron Sanchez in the anomalous Spanish port city of Ceuta (aka Afrika).
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Debate: Is Spain the
new France?
They have more events, more athletes and more podiums. And most importantly: more kids. Led by Espe and Duna, Spain is probably already number one in the world in women's racing. In the men's, the Spaniards still lack a Titou-like superstar, but overall they're seriously close to dethroning the Frenchies as the powerhouse of Europe.
