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The world land speed record with a rigid sail is 126.1 mph (202,9 km/h)
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On the morning of March 26th 2009, on the ‘dry’ Lake Ivanpah, The Ecotricity Greenbird driven by British engineer, Richard Jenkins smashed the world land speed record for wind powered vehicles. |
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The new World water Sailing Speed Record * is 49.09 knots (91.00 km/h).
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It hold by Antoine Albeau (FRA) 7th March 2008, Saintes Maries de la Mer, France. |
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The old World water Sailing Speed Record * is 48.70 knots (90.19 km/h).
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It hold by Finian Maynard (BVI) 10th April 2005, Saintes Maries de la Mer, France. |
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The new World production speed record * is 46.51 knots (85.00 km/h).
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It hold by Patrik Diethelm (ITA) with his F2 Missile XS 7th March 2008, Saintes Maries de la Mer, France. |
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The World water Sailing Speed Record * (woman) is 41.25 kts (76.4 km/h).
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It hold by Karin Jaggi (SUI) April 2005, St Maries de la Mer, France. |
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The most high jump is 50 ft (15.3 m) about.
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The most length jump is 60 ft (20 m) about.
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Its hold by windsurfers from Hawaiian Islands. |
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The longest windsurfing journey is 2612 mile (4203 km).
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Steve Fisher (USA) crossed the Pacific from California to Hawaii on Da Slipper II,
a highly modified 5.4 m (17-ft 8-in) windsurfer.
This journey took a total of 47 days.
September 1977.
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The most big wave ('Jaws') where go for a surfing is more than 60 ft (20 m)!
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These waves come to Hookipa beach in Maui island (Hawaii,USA). |
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- These subjects to ratification by the World Sailing Speed Records Council (WSSRC). |
