From December 13 to 18 the Wingfoil Racing World Championship Finals 2022 and the Brazilian Nationals took place in Jericoacoara, Brazil. It was the final event of the year and the World Champions 2022 have been crowned.

Margherita Barro finished in 3rd Position

Thanks to her great performance in the previous world cup in Italy and finishing the Wingfoil Racing Finals in Brazil in 9th position, Margherita finishes the Wingfoil Racing World Championship 2022 season in an excellent 3rd place.

It was the first ever Wingfoil Racing event for the ENSIS rider from Spain, Montse Sole Roses. She finished the competition in 5th position.

Alessandro Tomasi on the podium

In the Men’s competition, Alessandro Tomasi was speeding like crazy! It was a very close battle between between the best competitors. Alessandro finished the Gold Flight in Jericoacoara on the 3rd position.


This leads him to a great 5th place in the overall ranking of the Wingfoil Racing World Championship 2022.

Brazilian ENSIS locals on fire

Not just our international pro riders did well, also the local Brazilian ENSIS riders were on fire. With the Brazilian Rodrigo Morais finishing the Silver Flight in 2 nd position.


Jeri local Edvan de Souza finished the race action in 5 th position in the Bronze Flight. Before the race competition, the Brazilian National Freestyle / Wave event the Jeri Wingfoil Cup was on – and Edvan was unstoppable and crowned himself as the Brazilian Freestyle / Wave champion in Jeri.

Wing Foil Racing with the ENSIS SCORE Limited Edition

Most ENSIS team riders were using the recently launched ENSIS SCORE Limited Edition wing and could benefit from the latest high performance of ENSIS wing development. Explore the SCORE Limited Edition on product page on our website.

Big congrats to all the girls and boys for your great performance! Well done, team ENSIS!

Alessandro Tomasi finished on 3rd position in Jeri.
Margherita on 3rd position at the end of this Wingfoil Racing World Championships 2022.

Pictures by IWSA Media and Edvan / Alina Ro

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