Thunder, lightning, rain and a lack of wind all conspired against any racing being able to take place on Day Two in Cagliari, Sardinia. No day at a world championship should ever be wasted, and for the coaches there were still opportunities to make gains with their athletes even on a no-race day. There were some significant names from other parts of the sport in Cagliari looking to help the kiteboarders get up to speed with the rigours of Olympic campaigning. (CC Available)
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