Not all world champs occurred on the PWA curcuit and from memory the PWA has only been around for not so long. Can't help with where to find the info though, sorry...

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windsurfing

Robby, Robby, Robby, Robby, Robby, Robby, Robby, Robby, Robby, Robby, Bjorn, Bjorn, Bjorn, Bjorn, Bjorn, Bjorn, Bjorn, Bjorn, Bjorn, Bjorn, Bjorn, Bjorn, Kevin, Antoine, Antoine, Antoine, Antoine.

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SeanAUS120 said...

Yeah, it's a pity they don't have some good lists around for the PWA and the PBA before it.

I guess it goes something like..... Bjorn, Bjorn, Bjorn, Bjorn, Bjorn, Bjorn, Bjorn, Bjorn, Bjorn, Bjorn, Bjorn, Bjorn, Kevin, Antoine, Antoine, Antoine, Antoine.

We have a decent result list for the past 10 years or so from Australian racing events here:

http://www.storm-riders.com.au/results/previous-winners/

And Kleppich, Wilmot, Sensini, Fridman, Crisp, Van den Berg, Sturges, Foyen, Bringdal, Cabrinha (I think), etc etc etc.

There are more "worlds" than the ones associated with the PWA, some of them attract more competitors, and the Olympic class could well attract a lot more funding in total. When the Olympic sailors and PWA guys raced each other in the early days of the RSX, the PWA guys didn't exactly come out on top - so without knocking them, they may not be "the" world champs. They are just some of the world champs.

Yep, that's him.

He lives on Hamilton Island in the Whitsundays now, and won the One Design nationals for the 13th (?) time a couple of months ago.

Great all-round windsurfer and bloke.