Italian Wing Foil Tour Final Ranking with the ENSIS Team

The final event of the Italian Wing Foil Tour took place from the 25 - 26th of September in Formia, Spiaggia di Vindicio.

It was the last competition of this years Italian Wing Foil Tour season.

The ENSIS Team Rider Giulio Gasperini and Jan Blaesild took part of the competition and came back with great results.

15 years old young gun Giulio Gasperini who keeps pushing, finished 5th overall and 2nd in the under 18 category.

After dominating the Cold Hawaii Wing Foil Open, Jan Blaesild joined the competition in Italy and finished on a great 6th overall position. Congratulations for the great performance, Jan.

Jan Blæsild ready to hit the Water with his ENSIS SCORE during the Wing Foil Tour — ENSIS Team Rider Jan Blæsild ready to hit the water in Italy.

The Italian Wing Foil Tour season has come to an end now. Giulio Gasperini - who competed in all stages - finished the tour with great results:

3rd Overall in Race and Freestyle
2nd in the U18 category

Big congratulations to ENSIS youngster Giulio Gasperini for a great Italian Wing Foil Tour season. Well done!

Photos: Wing Foil Tour

ENSIS SCORE Freestyle with Giulio Gasperini

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