Italy’s Olivia Castaldi and Francesco Carrieri come out on top after 13 high-intensity races each over two days, each claiming €5,000 (£4,223) in prize money.
The invitation-only WASZP All-Stars Cádiz delivered an action-packed weekend of high-speed foiling, with an elite fleet of 16 sailors, eight men and eight women from across the globe . . . No consolation prizes, just two champions taking home the cash.
Olivia Castaldi and Francesco Carrieri led the event after the first day, completing 26 races across the two divisions, 13 for the men and 13 for the women.
In the Men’s 8.2, day 2 saw Carrieri deliver another commanding performance, combining consistency and race-winning pace to finish with a clear buffer and secure the All-Stars crown and his €5,000.
Spain’s Antonio Gasperini fought his way into second, ahead of France’s Hippolyte Gruet.
In the Women’s 7.5 Olivia Castaldi held her nerve through a fiercely contested women’s fleet, finishing on 33 points to claim the title and her €5,000 winner’s prize.
Spain’s Sol López Navarro pushed hard to finish second, with Sweden’s Elsa Aronsson taking third.
WASZP All-Stars Cádiz delivered an action-packed weekend of high-speed foiling. Short, intense sprint racing. Rapid boat changeovers. Every position counting in every race, with no drops allowed.