Cold Hawaii Games 2020 - Denmark

[Toby]

If it not livestreaming so can you follow it here: http://waves4you.com/vorupoer.html

Unfortunately no live stream available.

So thx for the link

[stoked_sender]

That's definitely a bit disappointing with the names competing and behind the event. I didn't expect KOTA like coverage but some sort of live stream would've been great.

Not even an unofficial, "dirty" stream from the event?

[Toby]

Maybe someone makes a youtube or Facebook live video.

If someone sees one pls post here

[andreigapejev]

GREEN LIGHT for Cold Hawaii Big Air for Sunday, September 13th at Nørre Vorupør with first possible start at 0830am. The forecast for Sunday predicts a powerfull south-west wind between 20 and 25 knots and gusts around 40 knots. The waves are around two to three meters. The plan is to run the entire event on Sunday with a final with 2pm and 4 pm.

Unfortunately, there won't a livestream, but you can see some action here http://www.waves4you.com/vorupoer.html.

[baatzt]

Hey guys, Noerstick posted two days back that they are working on a live stream for Sunday. Check their FB page and stay tuned.

https://facebook.com/noerstick/

[dewwy]

Hey guys, Noerstick posted two days back that they are working on a live stream for Sunday. Check their FB page and stay tuned.

https://facebook.com/noerstick/

Hope they're streaming on youtube or vimeo, f*** facebook.

[usa]

Streaming Windsurfing Youth Worldcup!

[Toby]

Welcome to Cold Hawaii, Denmark. This is Vorupør. My name is Nick Jacobsen.

With these words, the 32-year-old Dane welcomes the Worlds best kitesurfers to Denmark and the first Big Air-event ever in the country of fairytales.

The wind is blowing heavily across Vorupør - a small fishing village in Cold Hawaii. On the beach, there are traditional fishing boats which are pulled in the North Sea every morning. This Sunday, the ocean will be packed with kites in all colours at the Cold Hawaii Big Air. The conditions will be a heavy south-west wind with a wind speed between 25-35 knots and even higher gusts, and this this much more than Nick Jacobsen dreamt of when he heard about the plans for several months ago.

- Today we tested the conditions. They seem to be pretty good. Tomorrow, we can expect better conditions and massive jumps. I've been surfing this spot many times, and it can be tricky. The difficult part is the wind which is inconsistent and can be pretty gusty. Normally I would drive five hours across the country, kite for one hour and drive to back to ride in conditions like this, Nick Jacobsen says.

18 riders are battling to be qualified to the King of the Air final in South Africa next year- including the five top favourites, Tom Bridges, Steven Akkersdijk, Kevin Langeree, Lasse Walker and the home boy Nick Jacobsen.

The first possible start is 08.30 am and the organisers are aiming for a final between 2 and 4 pm.

[Toby]

[stoked_sender]

We'll also cover the event on Instagram and the Danish rider @theresetaabbel Therese will make a Take Over at the TheKiteMag