Norfolk Broads: The ultra-marathon that’s haunted by the devil himself
There's an old windmill a few hours north of London where they say the owner made a deal with the devil to help drain his lands of sea water in the 1700s. The owner apparently reneged on his side of the bargain (he was to hand over his soul,
The Yukon Double: Lincoln Dews wants to paddle 2300km in two and a half weeks
Lincoln Dews knows a thing or two about tough races. The former world champ may have made his mark winning short course SUP races but he's actually got a decade of experience in ultra territory. Lincoln first raced Molokai-2-Oahu as a 16-year-old in 2010 and returned several times to that
Meet ‘Clarence,’ possibly the “biggest” new name in Aussie paddling
Australia has always been a curious paddling nation. The country that's produced more talent than any other eternally struggles with events; the home of Travis, Terrene and Boothy hasn't ever housed too many big races. With the exception of the 12 Towers (beloved but now gone) and King of the Cut (so far west it's a
‘Last Paddler Standing’ is probably the best new race format our sport has seen in years
It's been 14 years since the Battle of the Paddle kickstarted the sport of stand up paddle racing, and that fateful day on the shores of Southern California in 2008 would set the tone for more than a decade to come. For years, SUP events around the world simply
80-mile ‘Crossing for CF’ is an ultra worth supporting
This article will be released on 19 May
New stops, new strategy for the Yukon River Quest in 2022
This article will be released on 19 May
SUPtember Double-Header: ICF set to sanction 11 City Tour in 2022 (potential ‘Ultra World Championship’ in 2023)
In news that will excite those with a passion for paddling way too far, the classic SUP11 City Tour is set to become an even grander event in 2022 and beyond. The International Canoe Federation (ICF) and 11 Cities have agreed to collab
