
MOSCOW CHOSEN TO HOST BOTH THE WWC WAKEBOARD WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS AND THE WAKEBOARD WORLD CUP

With less than one week to go, 195 Riders from 20 Countries have entered. This represents a 35% increase over the entries for the 2003 Championships in Australia. In addition, seven countries are represented in the Judges panel of the Wakeboard World Council (WWC). The Chief Judge will be Janifer Ellis (USA). The WWC is part of the International Waterski Federation (IWSF).

The first event will begin at 11.00am on Saturday next – the Wakeboard World Championships. The top 12 Open Men and the top 6 Open Women in the World Championships will then be eligible to compete again on Sunday, the following day, in the Wakeboard World Cup Stop at the same venue. This will also commence at 11.00am. Wild Card places will be available for Riders from Russia, the host country.


In attendance will be WWC Chairman, Colin Hart (GBR) and IWSF President, Kuno Ritschard (SUI). On arrival today, Hart commented “Moscow will bring its own unique flavor to both of these major World events at this spectacular venue. In particular, the involvement of Riders from Russia, China and Iraq, will greatly boost our global impact. The very encouraging increase in the overall number of entries also further emphasizes the prestige of the important Wakeboard titles involved“
The results of both the Wakeboard World Championships and the Wakeboard World Cup Stop in Moscow will be available on http://www.iwsf.com/
CONTACT : Des Burke-Kennedy, Media Chairman, International Waterski Federation
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