"The hungarian North Sails-Fanatic teamrider, András Horányi-Névy spent almost a month on the greek island of Rhodes. Not only was he there for training and producing a movie, but he also took part on the first ever Hungarian Wave Championship organized for and by the best wavesailors in Hungary. The judging was like the PWA rules - the best 2 jumps and waverides count - and after successfully advancing from the first round and the semi-finals, he found himself in the final of the event. He really went for the title, throwing some big forward loops, tabel-tops, shoveits and some nice onshore - waverides, and he could become the first hungarian Wave Champion.

András said after the competition: "I'm so excited about my success. When I came out of the water, and the jury told me that I won, I couldn't believe my ears. The conditions were just perfect - in Prasonisi terms - for the competition, decent waves, steady winds, great for 5 m sails. In the final I even had to sail on my 4.5 ICE. Concerning the new 2011 gear, I couldn't be more satisfied! It's a joy to use, and it's unreal how well it can be fine-tuned. I was using my 5.4 Duke almost all the time, and I could trim it for 15 knots, and for 25-30 knots of wind without any problems, with just a few adjustments. I'm really stoked about the new stuff."

Besides the competition, they were producing a film about this years' action from Dahab and Prasonisi, which will be online in a few weeks. Here are some pictures of this successful trip."