What a month! Nothing going on in terms of surfing, thank goodness for boot in Düsseldorf. Köster interview, tandem foiler in the pool, sore head from the night before, counter with bockwurst and Löwensen mustard. Top-of-the-line boards cost 3500 euros, for self-collection in Thailand only 3350 euros, after all.
The month is over. Man, who cares anymore?
Spring is finally here! In keeping with this, surf is once again bringing you the popular double-page winter photos and winter training tips from the experts. You can't start early enough.
1 April: Saxony bans the sale, possession and use of foils of any kind and sets up roadblocks at surf spots for control purposes. For this, surf awards the Saxon government the "Golden Mast Post 2023". And: Robby Naish turns 60 on 23 April and receives a special surf issue.
Surf festival on Fehmarn: climate activists are stuck on the Öresund Bridge instead of the Fehmarnsund Bridge because they regularly skip geography lessons on Fridays. Due to the large number of over 40 events worldwide on the new mega wave world tour organised by the PWA and IWT, many wave pros are now living on planes.
Sensational self-build trend: GunSails sells shredded boards as board powder. Mix with epoxy and the plank is ready. Plus: Retired surfer Robby Naish buys back his company at a profit and plans an over-60s tour.
Saxony calls for an international foil ban, and the well-known Brazilian clairvoyant Browne says: Köster will not be world champion again.
The towing specialist ADAC is now in charge of the tow-in competitions of the new Freestyle Pro Tour. White information...
Saxony loses the foil lawsuit, whereupon the government there declares its immediate resignation. In terms of material technology, F2 starts up again. This time as F3, which a Spanish agency wants to advertise as "Fersuch 3". A confused politician calls for a women's quota in the men's slalom.
Because gusts of up to two Beaufort gust, the Chiemsee Marathon, otherwise known as a lull regatta, circles the islands twice. There is also a special classification for extreme foilers who can prove that they have swum half the distance.
No more windsurfing for property owners - the submission of the new property tax declarations in Berlin has to be repeated for the second time. The property area has been forgotten. The new submission deadline coincides with the seventh repeat of the local elections.
Christmas is back from 24 to 26 December - and at 18 to 23 degrees, the windsurfing weather is normally warm for the time of year. New Year's Eve 2023 falls on 31 December this time, the first catch-up date for Berlin is 1 January 2024.