Wesley Brito took the world crown from France’s Noé Cuyala with a score of 16.37 to 15.74, while Moona Whyte was crowned champion after beating Spain’s Nia Suardiaz 13.13 to 12.56.
American Cash Berzolla took the title at Dakhla after winning a tight final against Frenchman Malo Guénolé 18.14 to 17.93. Third place went to France’s Axel Gérard.
In a statement to MAP, Wesley Brito expressed his delight at being crowned World Champion in the Wave competition of the GWA Wingfoil World Cup, adding that he had worked hard to win the title.
He stressed that he was delighted to be taking part in the world championship in Dakhla, a town he greatly admires.
For her part, Moona Whyte said she was lucky to have some great waves that enabled her to extend her lead over Spain’s Suardiaz, expressing her satisfaction with the world title.
Dakhla is the third and final stop on the GWA Wingfoil World Cup’s Wave contest, with a prize money of $10,000. It follows on from Sal in Cabo Verde and Saquarema in Brazil.
