This year's one-stop BIG AIR event has just concluded, with wing foilers from around the globe making their way to the windy island of Gran Canaria to battle for the title of Big Air Champion. The event site at Salinas de Tenefé, near Pozo, lived up to its windy reputation. The BIG AIR competition had wind on the opening day and concluded on the second, as riders aimed for the sky and pushed the level of riding even higher.

The format was simple: the higher the move, the higher the score. During each heat, riders had to execute jumps or tricks as high as possible, earning a score between 1 and 10. Two tricks would be scored per heat, with the judges' criteria being 70% based on the height of the move and 30% on the technicality of the trick. This exciting format treated spectators to front loops over 10 meters high.

Team ENSIS at GWA Gran Canaria Pozo big Air wing foil

Team ENSIS in Gran Canaria

Agata Blach and Sol Degrieck represented ENSIS on the water and made their way to the women's semi-finals, pushing their limits and jumping over 6 meters! Thank you and congratulations on your performance; we look forward to seeing you at the next events.

This year's event in Gran Canaria was exclusively BIG AIR, forgoing freestyle and racing. The venue, location, and live streaming made the event thrilling to follow. We are keen to see this discipline return next year and for more venues to be added.

Team ENSIS Agata at GWA Pozo Gran Canaria Big Air wing foiling

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