SUP World Championships in Sabaudia: Women to Watch
Sabaudia 2026 has officially set a new record for SUP: 936 paddlers are racing. Mariecarmen Rivera from Puerto Rico is the favourite after her unprecedented treble gold in Abu Dhabi last year, but there's a few top women who could challenge her for gold.
The most competitive LPS yet: who will be the Last Paddler Standing?
It takes a special kind of paddler to do an ultra, but to do an ultra where you don’t really go anywhere? The racers who sign up for Last Paddler Standing are a certain kind of special. And yet, their numbers are growing. Tune into the whole event LIVE on YouTube this weekend.
ISA World Champs Preview
SUP Racing starts today in Surf City, El Salvador. Will Maricarmen double her record 3 world titles in a matter of days? Who are the favourites to win in El Sunzal?
The Final Day is here: Will Sunday’s long distance races feature even more upsets?
The final day is here! It’s Long Distance Sunday, and after some major upsets in sprints and technicals already, the question is – will we see more upsets, or will the favourites finally take their crowns?
Tech Race Top Contenders: ICF SUP World Champs Preview
It was the biggest drama at last year’s worlds in Sarasota, and the best spectating of the weekend. It’s the technical. In the women's race, Duna Gordillo of Spain is defending her world title, but it won't be easy. Mariecarmen Rivera (Puerto Rico) has had a phenomenally good season, and she'll be gunning for the win. But the fastest time in the heats today went to Spaniard Alba Frey. Alba has finished 5th the last two years, is it finally her time to get on the podium? Or even win?
How fast can they go? Previewing the sprints in Abu Dhabi for the 2025 ICF SUP World Championships
Will Andrey Kraytor finally break the 20 km/h threshold? Will the surprise of 2024, Katniss Paris, repeat her victory on the world stage? 2025 SUP Worlds are here, and these are all the favourites to win the sprints. Stay tuned for more on the technical and long distance races.
Thames 200 Ultra 2025: Four racers started in Lechlade…
It was the second ever edition of the Thames 200 Ultra, where paddlers race the entire 200 km length of the navigable, non-tidal Thames River from Lechlade to Teddington. Read about why not everyone made it to the end, and watch the race highlights in just 8 minutes on YouTube.