WORLD CUP SERIES TO CELEBRATE 35th STOP AT PALEMBANG IN INDONESIA ON NOVEMBER 24/25 Palembang Stars - Breanne Dodd CAN, Karina Nowlan AUS and Regina Jaquess USA With the Cable Wakeboard World Championships in the Philippines just completed, now the best Waterski Slalom and Jump athletes will join the world’s best Wakeboarders in Indonesia next weekend. This will be one of the most exciting conclusions to a season for the International Waterski & Wakeboard Federation (IWWF) for many years.   The successful Waterski & Wakeboard World Cup Series has already covered the globe from London to Beijing, Paris to Tokyo...

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TOKYO WORLD CUP GOLD ON ITS WAY TO AUSTRALIA AND GERMANY   With six new electric cable powered Wakeboard Parks opening each week around the world, Tokyo got is first introduction to this rapidly developing sport this weekend at the magnificent Rainbow Bridge competition site. The event was the 34th Stop of the Waterski & Wakeboard World Cup Series of the International Waterski & Wakeboard Federation (IWWF).   With 44 Riders from 21 Countries chasing the cash prize purse of US$100,000, this was the largest 2012 prize in the sport so far. Apart from some occasional showers on Sunday, conditions at Tokyo’s...

PRELIMINARIES COMPLETED AND TOMORROW SEES QUALIFICATIONS BEGIN   Chelsea Ann Foy USA All is now set for this weekend’s 34th World Cup Stop which will take place in the shadow of Tokyo’s Rainbow Bridge, directly in front the popular Aqua City  beach area. With blue skies and 34C temperatures throughout Friday’s Official Practice, the 44 Wakeboard Riders from over 20 countries are now fully acclimatized to the heat. Included are Argentina, Australia, Austria, Brazil, Canada, Croatia, Dubai, France, Germany, Great Britain, Hungary, Israel, Japan, Netherlands, Philippines, Russia, Serbia, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand...

TOKYO WORLD CUP STOP SEES INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONS LINE UP FOR HISTORY MAKING CABLE WAKEBOARD SPECTACULAR NEXT WEEK Nick Davies GBR to challenge for first Tokyo title The special electric powered Rixen Wakeboard Cableway has now been installed at Odaiba in the shadow of Tokyo Bay’s Rainbow Bridge.  Measuring 472 meters long, it is an impressive sight. All is just about ready for the 34th World Cup Stop of the International Waterski & Wakeboard Federation (IWWF). With just one week to go, most of the World’s highest ranked Riders have already signed up for the biggest event of the year so far.   The reason why this...