WingFoil Racing World Cup Turkey 2025 - Day Four
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Italy is on the verge of a golden double at the 2025 WingFoil Racing World Cup Turkey, with Alessandro Tomasi and Maddalena Spanu both securing top spots ahead of thes finals in a dramatic day of racing marked by strong but more manageable winds. After a week of wild conditions, Day Four's breeze ranged from 20 to 30 knots, with gusts still causing occasional havoc. But none of it phased 22-year-old Alessandro Tomasi, who delivered a ruthless performance across eight gruelling races. The athlete from Lake Garda secured four wins and clinched the top spot in qualifying, booking a direct passage to the final. (CC Available)
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