It's good to hear that kiteboarding is now mainstream.

Hopefully regular normal people will start kiting and not just the feral crazy crack head types that occupy our sport now.

Looks like only two events to me. Mens and Women's racing.

It will be interesting to see Cabrinha's Stance on Kiting making it into the Olympics after Neil Pryd's big rant on why kiteboarding should not be in the Olympics.


Bloody good stuff i think! All the faceless people that must have put so much work into this happening deserve a huge pat on the back!

so.... any bets who will get to represent for australia? how big a team can we send?

so what will the australian qualification criteria be for selection onto a development team and then the final team? will aksa get some olympic funding to send a training team to international events so our riders can get some real racing experience and at least get competitive? or will it be up to the individual riders to fund themselves?

keen to find out the AKSA response and plans in the lead up?