The GWA Wingfoil Race European Championship 2021 in St. Moritz is over, now we are looking back to a great weekend of racing and freestyle action.

Our Team Riders were super successful in the fleet of 41 competitors. Here is a summary of the results from the ENSIS team.

Final Results Team ENSIS:

ENSIS Men’s Ranking
2nd Balz Müller
7th Riccardo Zorzi
14th Michael Näf
15th Heinar Brandstötter
23th Léandre Carlier Arquoit
27th Lavin Iseli
29th Devin Hauser
30th Daniel Hauser

ENSIS Women’s Ranking
4th Maaike Huvermann
8th Laura Rudolph

ENSIS U16 Ranking
1st Riccardo Zorzi
5th Devin Hauser

ENSIS U19 Ranking
3rd Léandre Carlier Arquoit
4th Lavin Iseli

ENSIS Masters Ranking
4th Daniel Hauser

We want to shout out a BIG THANK YOU and CONGRATULATIONS to everyone of you. It was great to have you all here. We are super stoked to have you all in the team.

Congratulations to all ENSIS Team Riders.

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