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ISA world stand up championship 2012 Surf


A big thanks for all the support and encouraging messages we've received over the last days.

Tough start for the Swiss team in the SUP Surfing contest but both Steeve Fleury and Christophe Querry battled hard in the qualifying rounds of the World Championships.
Even if they missed the qualification, they're both are happy to have been able to represent our "Heimat" wonderful Switzerland, a country with no coastline at this historical SUP Surf event.

Here's a quick image resume of what's happening here:

 
Steeve Fleury in action during his heat of yesterday / Photo credit ISA Tweddle

 
Steeve during  the ISA's free surfing session  of Feb 20th  / photo credit ISA Tweddle

 
The good humored Swiss team as seen on Stand Up Latinos website

 
Ever present mister Fleury with the Argentinian SUP delegation / Photo credit P Muller Stand Up Latino 
 
 
A view on the Teams countries shelter (it's even hard to not get sunburnt in the shelters.. / Photo ISA Tweddle
 
 
Some of the top competitors taking part in the World Champs: Colin McPhillips (USA), Jaime Mitchell (AUS) and Antoine Delpero (FRA). Credit:ISA/Tweddle

 
Big up to our friends from Mexico staying in the same hotel and great action on this shot of Fernando Stalla. Credit:ISA/Tweddle

 
Holding the colors of Switzerland while walking the streets of Lima / Photo credit P Muller Stand Up Latino  

The next race for the Swiss team will be Friday at 09:30 both Jean Luc Malfroid and  Steeve Fleury will be in qualifying heat number one. (first race)

The action continues moving up the qualifying runs of the SUP Surf series. Live webcast on:


All the best from a beautiful day in Lima

ISA world stand up championship 2012 Pre-event



Non stop action here in Lima Peru for the Nations Parade, where the Swiss Team did not go unnoticed with their handmade embroidered Swiss capes, flags attached to their paddles, lots of cowbell ringing and an on stage yoddle.

 
Fernando Aguerre ISA President enjoys a moment with the Swiss SUP guard


Taken from ISA news section Feb 19 2012




Happy dignitaries after a historic Opening Ceremony. Left to right: Club Waikiki President José Osterling, Organizer Karin Sierralta, Peruvian Olympic Committee President José Quiñones, Miraflores Deputy Mayor Carlos Alarco Proaño, ISA President Fernando Aguerre, Paddleboard legend Hector Velarde and Peruvian Team Manager Oswaldo Velez. Photo: ISA Marotta
Following the Parade of Nations, which was led around the park by Aguerre, Peruvian surf legend Hector Velarde, event organizer and Executive Director of FENTA, the Peruvian Surfing Federation, Karin Sierralta, the president of Club Waikiki, Jose Antonio Osterling and Alan Atkins, vice president of the ISA and event technical director, the teams and spectators congregated outside the Miraflores Mayor’s Office for the remainder of the ceremony.
Each team sent a flag bearer and a representative onto the stage for the traditional Sands of the World Ceremony, where sands from home beaches are poured into a glass container, representing the peaceful gathering of nations through the love of surfing. One highlight in particular was Robert Etienne, who poured the “sand” for Team Switzerland – which was all rocks – and then took a moment to grace the crowd with his yodeling ability.

Representing Switzerland:

Steeve Fleury: 4.5km Technical Race Open / SUP Surfing
Jean-luc Malfroid: 4.5km Technical Race Open / SUP Marathon
Christophe Querri: SUP Surfing
Robert Etienne: SUP Marathon / Team Coach


On the SUP surfing side, Already some cool action from the Swiss Team, Steeve Fleury got one of the selected action shots at the pre event surf Session: 



A typical morning in Miraflores Lima, where the waves keep on pumpin in night and day.
 
 
For detailed news on the event please check :

SWISS SUP TEAM SUPPORTED BY: VICTORINOX / SWISS SURFING ASSOCIATION / SWISS SUP ASSOCIATION /

1ST SWISS CHAMPIONSHIP 2011




SWISS SUP CHAMPS JULY 9TH 2011

Over 50 competitors gathered on beautiful Préverenges beach Lake Geneva for the first Swiss SUP Championships. Here's some images and  results:


LONG DISTANCE
 
14’ CLASS MEN
   
 1. 1h23’51’’ FLEURY Steeve (VD)
      2. 1h26’53’’ HALDEMANN Stefan (BE)
 
3. 1h30’37’’ BÖGLI Markus (BE)
   4. 1h41'54’’ Seliner Michael (SG)



12’6 CLASS MEN

                        1. 1h29’11’’ MALFROID Jean-Luc (GE)
                        2. 1h33’46’’ BROGLI Alain (VD)
                        3. 1h34’56’’ METRAUX Christophe (GE)
                        4. 1h34’67’’ PASCHE Sébastien (VD)
                        5. 1h36’14’’ VEGARD Knusen (VD)
                        6. 1h36’47’’ LICINO Filipe (GE)
                        7.
1h37’68’’ MONBARON Yann (VS)   
                        8. 1h37’93’’  YATES Nick (BE)
                        9. 1h40’19’’ NICOLERAT Yann (VS)
                       10. 1h44’01’’ SIMONE André (VD)
                       11. 1h48’49’’ TAMBORINI Arnaud 


12’ CLASS MEN
 
  1. 1h51’79’’ ROBERT Sylvain (NE)
 2. 1h58’00’’ ENGELER Cliff (GE)
 

12’6 CLASS WOMEN
    
1. 1h47’19’’ SCULLY Jen (BE)

 



 5KM BEACH RACE 
                             
                               12’6 CLASS MEN

 1. 37’45’’ FLEURY Steeve (VD)
     2. 38’28’’ MALFROID Jean-Luc (GE)
  3. 40’13’’ DUTOIT Raphaël (VD)
 4.  41’06’’ BOREL Pierre (VD)
   5.  41’48’’ VUILLEMIN Gaël (GE)
     6.  41’48’’ PASCHE Sébastien (VD)
      7.  45’32’’  CUSINAY François (VS)
  8.  45’36’’ KÄSER Stephan (BE)
    9.  47’53’’ SELINER Michael (SG)
   10.  60’56’’ FAVRE Sébastien (VD)


12’ CLASS MEN
   
1. 43’07’’ TROKAY Yves (VD)
  2. 44’30’’ ROULET Florin (GE)
 3. 45’48’’ AMSTUTZ Marc (BE)
      4. 47’07’’ VOEFFRAY Stéphane (BE)
   5. 48’03’’ CIONCA Norbert (GE)
      6. 48’41’’ FLÜCKIGER Nicolas (VD)
   7. 49’42’’ MÜLLER Raphaël (GE)
   8. 50’53’’ ROBERT Sylvain (NE)
 9. 52’03’’ BIGLER Peter (BE)
          10. 53’31’’ NEGATY-HINDI Alexandre (GE)

12’6 CLASS WOMEN
 
1. 46’19’’ SCULLY Jen (BE)
  2. 51’56’’ LIER Susanne (VD)
    3. 52’17’’ JUST Katharina (ZH)

12’ CLASS WOMEN
 
        1. 1h08’07’’ MESHREKY Andreia (GE)

       2. 1h14’29’’ JOUBEL Laurence (GE)

 




TEAM RELAY
 
                 1. 21’35’’ SUP SWISS TAHOE (Stephan, Michael, Katharina)
      2. 21’47’’ BLOOMPANET (Thomas, Ian, Samantha)
          3. 21’58’’ SUSI’S TEAM (Sylvain, Marc, Susanne)  
4. 22’13’’ AARE (Markus, Stefan, Anina)
     5. 22’45’’ SUP GENEVE (Patrick, Gaël, Odile)
          6. 23’27’’ LE REPOSOIR (Cliff, Raphaël, Bhavnita)
 7. 26’22’’ JONX (Hervé, Florin, Andreia)
      8. 26’48’’ LA CÔTE (Laurent, Maxime, Déborah)


SWISS CHAMPION MENS DIVISION:
Steve Fleury
Long Distance & 5Km Beach Race
 
 
 
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ASSOCIATION SWISS STAND UP PADDLE


Association Swiss Stand Up Paddle (hereafter “ASSUP”) is constituted by a non profit association for an unlimited duration. This association is governed by By-Laws and for the remainder by articles 60 and seq. of the Swiss Civil Code.

The purpose of the Association is to promote the Stand-Up Paddle (hereafter “SUP”) activity, to represent and defend the interests of its Members, to coordinate the development of the SUP activities with the local authorities and to organise SUP competitions and events. 
ASSUP was founded in 2011 by a group of experienced Swiss SUP Paddlers who decided to join forces in order to help promote the sport. The main activity for its first year was to put in place different recognized race formats (Beach Race, Long Distance, Relay Races) that are successfully used across the world. This lead to the organization of the first Swiss SUP Championship held July 9th 2011 in Préverenges Beach Vaud, where over 50 competitors from across Switzerland took part. 

A copy of the ASSUP By-laws may be obtained by sending an addressed envelop with a stamp to: ASSUP / 1247 Anières

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