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What:     The first ever kitesurfing event to run from Rottnest Island to Fremantle.
Where:   Rottnest Island to Leighton Beach
Who:      One of the fastest kitesurfers in the world Alex Caizergues, along with up to 50 local, national experienced kitesurfers.
When:    Saturday 11 December 2010 at 2.30pm. (Competitor briefing from 1pm)

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Event Details

Location
Port Phillip Pt, Rottnest Island, Western Australia (Map this address )
Start
11/12/2010 at 2:30 PM
End
11/12/2010 at 5:00 PM
About
One of the fastest kitesurfers on the planet, Alex Caizergues will be the headline act as one of the longest kitesurfing races ever to be staged in Australia sets off in Western Australia during December.

Starting at Phillip Point Rottnest Island, off the coast of Perth, the inaugural Red Bull Lighthouse to Leighton, presented by the WA Kitesurfing Association (WAKSA) will set sail on Saturday December 11, with competitors speeding across the Indian Ocean on the Gage Roads channel and finishing at Leighton Beach, North Fremantle.

The battle for the title of 'the fastest speed sailor in the world is far from over and 50 local, national and international kitesurfers will have the opportunity to challenge Caizergues. With the famous Fremantle Doctor wind blowing, the race is expected to take between 30 and 40 minutes for the fastest kiters. The event is made possible with assistance from Fremantle Ports and Royal Life Saving WA.

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