Red Bull Wake Duel 2024 : Strap in, close the doors, and brace yourselves for a thrilling descent! Get ready for the adrenaline-pumping action of the Red Bull WakeDuel 2024, streaming live from 313 Cable Park starting at 1:30 PM CEST on Saturday, June 8.

During the Wednesday qualifying rounds, competitors will vie for a spot alongside the pre-qualified riders to compete for victory and a major portion of the prize money come Saturday. The lineup features some top-tier talent ready to hit the water.

This year’s event includes a new broadcasting schedule: the women’s finals will air starting from the Round of 8, and the men’s finals from the Round of 16. Tune into the live stream beginning in the afternoon at 13:30 Central European Summer Time (CEST).

For international wakeboard enthusiasts, here’s when you can catch the action:

Broadcast Times by Time Zone:

• 2:30 PM — Lithuania (Local Time)
• 1:30 PM — Germany
• 7:30 AM — Florida
• 6:30 PM — Bangkok
• 9:30 PM — Sydney

Event Schedule:

• 1:30 PM: Start of Live Stream
• 2:00 PM: Pro Women Round 8 & 4
• 3:00 PM: Pro Men Round 16, 8 & 4
• 5:00 PM: Pro Women Final
• 5:15 PM: Pro Men Final
• 6:00 PM: Award Ceremony

Please note: Stay updated with any changes or announcements by following our Instagram.

This is a must-watch event for every wakeboarding fan around the globe!

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– Some short film defining Gavin’s status in wakeboarding.

 GAVIN STUCKEY STATUS

GAVIN STUCKEY GROUNDED

GAVIN STUCKEY FORTYEIGHT

 GAVIN STUCKEY PARK TEAM | ORLANDO

Gavin was that kid who made all the other moms apprehensive about group playdates. He started jumping his bike at the tender age of 2, tackled dirt bikes by the age of 5, and managed to secure false age waivers just to hit the skateparks. Gavin’s initiation into the world of cable wake parks began right in his hometown of Orlando when he was merely six years old. OWC, the well-known cable wake park, became Gavin’s ultimate playground and passion. Over the past decade, he has been honing his skills at skate/snow-inspired wake parks and participating in numerous grassroots events.

In 2021, Gavin achieved an impressive double podium at the WWA U.S. Wake Park Nationals and clinched the top spot at the WWA Wake Park Worlds in Features. Additionally, he secured a podium position in the Traditional category. Taking his talents overseas in 2022, Gavin made a name for himself by competing in prestigious events like Langenfeld Open and Red Bull Wake Duel. While facing elimination only by podium riders, he proudly earned a spot on the podium at Germany’s renowned Munich Mash. Gavin continued his success by securing double podiums at the WWA U.S. Wake Park Nationals once again. Undoubtedly, Gavin possesses a rare ability to seamlessly blend style and technical prowess, making him a true asset to our sport.

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Red Bull Wake Duel 2022 ,The french Speaking Livestream : Let’s get the Highlight of this First Wakeboard Red Bull event of this year with our 2 french Pro rider , Xavier Garni and Pierre Atruz

Enjoy this livestream and the highlights

Full results: Men’s category:

🥇 Trent Stuckey

🥈 Timo Kapl

🥉 Liam Brearly

Women’s category

🥇 Claudia Pagnini

🥈 Jaimie Lopina

🥉 Julia Rick

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WAKE 2 EL , Let’s take a moment and watch a few shots from Red Bull Wake Duel 2021. It’s been awesome to have all the best riders who took the competition to the next level with head-to-head battles. See you all next year! 🏄

Full results: Men’s category:

🥇 Liam Peacock

🥈 Pedro Caldas

🥉 Timo Kapl

Women’s category

🥇 Claudia Pagnini

🥈 Julia Rick

🥉 Jamia Lopina

See the complete report on the Peacock Bro Youtube channel 

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Wake 2el

On June 15, a huge crowd of wakeboarding enthusiasts gathered at 313 Cable Park on the seaside of Lithuania. Globally acclaimed athletes from fifteen countries came together for the Red Bull Wake2el. The event, carried out for the fifth year in a row, has quickly grown from a local to an international level, attracting the attention of such stars like Szebasztian Szolath (Hungary), Dominik Guehrs (Germany), Pedro Cald (Brazil), James Windsor (Australia) and Liam Peacock (UK).

Red Bull Wake2el stands out from other major world competitions with its format. Lots are drawn the day before the event splitting the participants in pairs. Pairs then battle against each other. Winners pass to the next stage. And so on until only one remains. The duel format makes the race very intense and, at the same time, unpredictable, because the starting pairs can determine the course of the race.

Champions

The event saw a total 12 female athletes. After a couple of hours of impressive tricks, Marry Rougier from France proved to be the best-performing female athlete. Lisa Baloo from Russia came second, and Mari-Liis Simon from Estonia came third.

The male group was twice larger with 24 athletes. It was possible to see the stars of the waking world like Szebasztian Szolath (Hungary), Dominik Guehrs (Germany), Pedro Cald (Brazil), James Windsor (Australia) or Liam Peacock (UK). After 21 duels and one final three-stage battle, Liam Peacock from the United Kingdom won the 2019 male category. German Christopher Klein came second, while Albin Randow from Sweden came third.

Dominik Gührs session at 313

313 Cable Park

In the park :

•  Briusly bar and terrace with a view to the park;
• Children playground and trampolines;
• Outdoor gym;
• Tennis, badminton and beach tennis courts;
• Massage parlour;
•  Skateboard ramp.

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A large crowd was on hand to witness the brightest stars in wakepark compete during the penultimate day of competition at the 2016 Nautique WWA Wakepark National Championships. The National Points Chase qualified riders throughout the nation for their chance to showcase their incredible talent on world stage at the widely popular Orlando Watersports Complex (OWC). For the first time this week, wakepark riders began participating in their respective finals and national champions were crowned following the continuation of last weekends Nautique WWA U.S. Wakeboard National Championships behind the award-winning Super Air Nautique G23.

The morning kicked off with multiple divisions taking the water for their semifinals and last chance qualifiers, ultimately forcing riders to put it all on the line in order to capture a position and eligibility to compete in the final showdown. A handful of brilliant performances were thrown down off of the unique course design at OWC in the Pro Wakeboard semifinals. Pedro Caldas (OWC) took the win in Heat 1, while Guenther Oka (IND) led the way in Heat 2. Joe Battleday (JB Ski – GB) grabbed the third and final heat win of the day with a variety of technical flips and twists. Tomorrow’s finals are going to be filled with mind-blowing rides as the top qualifiers prepare to go head-to-head.

In the Amateur Wakeskate finals, there was no lack of effort to go huge and consistency was going to be one of the deciding factors for judge’s to determine the overall winner. Gavin Stuckey (OWC) repeatedly pulled off trick-after-trick using every obstacle the course had to offer and held on earn the national championship. A strong run by Trent Stuckey (OWC) helped him secure the runner-up position, narrowly edging out Brendon Thibodeau (Action), who rounded out the podium in third.

“Watching tonight’s awards in traditional cable riding was cool to see because they show where wakepark riding began for nearly all of its competitors,” said WWA Executive Director Corrie Wilson. “As popular as the features only has become, it’s awesome that there are two equally definable disciplines for all ages in the sport.”

Beginner Wakeboard division hosts some of the newest athletes to the wakepark scene, however, there is no shortage of thrilling action as they shred across the parks ramps and railings. The highest score went to Beau Porter (Hexagon) who held down the number one position. Zach Montez (TSR) and Ashlyn Overland (Roseland) finished in the second and third spots, respectively. Battles raged in Novice Wakeboard as Barrett Swope (Wake Nation) and Samuel Lewis (Quest ATX) went all out for their chance to become crowned champion. In the end, Swope outdueled Lewis, while Jacob Johnson (Hydrous) landed on the box in third.

A star-studded field emerged for the Intermediate Wakeboard finals and the large crowd on hand lined the shoreline to catch the spectacular performances with one of the deepest fields in the sports history. Despite the stiff competition, Fynn Bullock Womble (Hexagon) nailed an impressive run to take the win, just ahead of Gavin Stuckey (OWC) in second. A hard-fought effort credited Gavin Giglio (OWC) with third. The Advanced Wakeboard finals featured some of the more experienced riders on the tour, which meant that technical tricks and massive air was guaranteed to be taking place. Trent Stuckey (OWC) stole the glory with his flashy style en route to the championship, followed by Spencer Baron (TSR) and Josh Harris (OWC) in second and third.

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A large crowd was on hand to witness the brightest stars in wakepark compete during the penultimate day of competition at the 2016 Nautique WWA Wakepark National Championships. The National Points Chase qualified riders throughout the nation for their chance to showcase their incredible talent on world stage at the widely popular Orlando Watersports Complex (OWC). For the first time this week, wakepark riders began participating in their respective finals and national champions were crowned following the continuation of last weekends Nautique WWA U.S. Wakeboard National Championships behind the award-winning Super Air Nautique G23.

The morning kicked off with multiple divisions taking the water for their semifinals and last chance qualifiers, ultimately forcing riders to put it all on the line in order to capture a position and eligibility to compete in the final showdown. A handful of brilliant performances were thrown down off of the unique course design at OWC in the Pro Wakeboard semifinals. Pedro Caldas (OWC) took the win in Heat 1, while Guenther Oka (IND) led the way in Heat 2. Joe Battleday (JB Ski – GB) grabbed the third and final heat win of the day with a variety of technical flips and twists. Tomorrow’s finals are going to be filled with mind-blowing rides as the top qualifiers prepare to go head-to-head.

In the Amateur Wakeskate finals, there was no lack of effort to go huge and consistency was going to be one of the deciding factors for judge’s to determine the overall winner. Gavin Stuckey (OWC) repeatedly pulled off trick-after-trick using every obstacle the course had to offer and held on earn the national championship. A strong run by Trent Stuckey (OWC) helped him secure the runner-up position, narrowly edging out Brendon Thibodeau (Action), who rounded out the podium in third.

“Watching tonight’s awards in traditional cable riding was cool to see because they show where wakepark riding began for nearly all of its competitors,” said WWA Executive Director Corrie Wilson. “As popular as the features only has become, it’s awesome that there are two equally definable disciplines for all ages in the sport.”

Beginner Wakeboard division hosts some of the newest athletes to the wakepark scene, however, there is no shortage of thrilling action as they shred across the parks ramps and railings. The highest score went to Beau Porter (Hexagon) who held down the number one position. Zach Montez (TSR) and Ashlyn Overland (Roseland) finished in the second and third spots, respectively. Battles raged in Novice Wakeboard as Barrett Swope (Wake Nation) and Samuel Lewis (Quest ATX) went all out for their chance to become crowned champion. In the end, Swope out dueled Lewis, while Jacob Johnson (Hydrous) landed on the box in third.
A star-studded field emerged for the Intermediate Wakeboard finals and the large crowd on hand lined the shoreline to catch the spectacular performances with one of the deepest fields in the sports history. Despite the stiff competition, Fynn Bullock Womble (Hexagon) nailed an impressive run to take the win, just ahead of Gavin Stuckey (OWC) in second. A hard-fought effort credited Gavin Giglio (OWC) with third. The Advanced Wakeboard finals featured some of the more experienced riders on the tour, which meant that technical tricks and massive air was guaranteed to be taking place. Trent Stuckey (OWC) stole the glory with his flashy style en route to the championship, followed by Spencer Baron (TSR) and Josh Harris (OWC) in second and third.

The day was closed out with both the Nautique Boats Grom Attack Kicker Contest and the Rockstar Energy Big Air Kicker Contest. 12 Groms and 12 Pro riders were chosen to show off their best kicker hit as the highlight event of the day. Grom Spencer Barron found himself atop of the podium with stylish mute roll to blind. In the Rockstar Energy kicker contest it was Rockstar team athlete that landed bolts on a Double Cab Mobe to clearly take the win and cash prize home.

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