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ISA World SUP Championship 2017 – Long Distance Results & Video Recap

Video recap of the Long Distance Race at the ISA World SUP Championship in Copenhagen, Denmark, where defending men’s champion Michael Booth was unable to fend off stiff competition which left Bruno Hasulyo, Connor Baxter and Titouan Puyo in the top spots. On the women’s side, the impressive strides made by Annabel Anderson, Sonni Hönscheid and Olivia Piana landed them the gold, silver and bronze medals respectively. Check out the video recap below:

Rewatch the full live action here:

Results – ISA World Championship Long Distance

 

Long Distance Women’s Top 10

  1. Annabel Anderson
  2. Sonni Hönscheid
  3. Olivia Piana
  4. Fiona Wylde
  5. Amandine Chazot
  6. Terrene Black
  7. Laura Quetglas
  8. Susak Molinero
  9. Erika Benitez
  10. Manca Notar

 

Long Distance Men’s Top 10

  1. Bruno Hasulyo
  2. Connor Baxter
  3. Titouan Puyo
  4. Daniel Hasulyo
  5. Mo Freitas
  6. Arthur Arutkin
  7. Martino Rogai
  8. Paolo Marconi
  9. Michael Booth
  10. Trevor Tunnington

About the Author

Mathieu Astier

Mathieu is the hyper-active founder of TotalSUP and a multilingual online marketing veteran with more than 20 years of experience working for top international internet companies. His love-at-first-sight for Stand Up Paddling in 2013 led him to build one of the leading online media dedicated to SUP in English and French and to turn his family lifestyle towards the ocean.

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