Competition Results · Big UK Series Round 2 · Worthing Watersports
First — a quick apology. We've been sitting on these results for a few days because we wanted to make sure we had the full picture on personal record breakers before announcing the prize draw. We're working with WOO to improve how we capture PRs for future rounds. If you broke a personal record during the event and your name isn't on the list below, please message us — we don't want anyone to miss out.
Now, the important bit. Round 2 of the WOO Big UK Series by Worthing Watersports delivered. Aaron Hadlow — one of the most decorated names in the history of kitesurfing — topped the Men's leaderboard with a 30.6m jump from Lancing Beach. Our own Jake Scrace took 2nd with 24.8m. Jessie Tucker won the Women's for the second time. And Hugo Wigglesworth covered a remarkable 103km to take the Distance title.
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30.6m
Top Jump — Aaron Hadlow
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103km
Top Distance — Hugo Wigglesworth
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15.4m
Women's — Jessie Tucker
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Personal Record Breakers
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"Aaron Hadlow. 30.6 metres. Lancing Beach. Enough said."
🎉 Personal Record Prize Draw Winners
Everyone who broke a personal best during the event window was entered into the prize draw. Three winners drawn at random — congratulations to:
| Prize | Winner | Personal Best |
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| 🏆 Prize Draw 1 | Gareth Holleran | 17.4m |
| 🏆 Prize Draw 2 | Stefan Dichello | 19.3m |
| 🏆 Prize Draw 3 | Kamil Walczyszyn | 8.7m |
Please get in touch to arrange your prize — collect in store at Worthing Watersports or we can post it out to you.
Full Personal Record list (draw pool):
Stefan Dichello (19.3m),
Gareth Holleran (17.4m),
Tristan Edwin Everard (13.2m + 12.6m on the same day — legend),
Sam Latham / Worthing Watersports (13.0m),
Axel Kynoch (8.9m), Kamil Walczyszyn (8.7m),
Mike Hayhurst (7.0m).
Think you're missing? Message us.
Men's Highest Jump
| Pos | Name | Jump | Kite | Location |
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| 🥇 1st | Aaron Hadlow | 30.6m | Harlem Peak 9m | Lancing Beach |
| 🥈 2nd | Jake Scrace ⭐ WW Team | 24.8m | Duotone Rebel 8m | Goring-by-Sea Beach |
| 🥉 3rd | Mateusz Murat | 23.8m | Core XR Pro 2 8m | Meon Beach |
| 4th | Lewis Crathern - Harlem | 22.2m | Harlem Peak 8m | Goring-by-Sea Beach |
| 5th | Toby Raw | 21.2m | Duotone Rebel D/LAB 9m | Littlehampton Beach |
| 6th | Hugo Wigglesworth | Flysurfer | 19.6m | Flysurfer ERA 2 9m | Goring-by-Sea Beach |
| 7th | Matthew Lea | 19.4m | North Orbit 9m | Meon Beach |
| 8th | Stefan Dichello | 19.3m | Duotone Rebel D/LAB 9m | Goring-by-Sea Beach |
| 9th | Deano (Coreblimey) Lombard | 18.4m | Core XR Pro 2 8m | Meon Beach |
Women's Highest Jump
| Pos | Name | Jump | Kite | Location |
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| 🥇 1st | Jessie Tucker | 15.4m | Duotone Rebel SLS 7m | Goring-by-Sea Beach |
| 🥈 2nd | Sophie Aymonier | 9.0m | Duotone Evo 9m | Shoreham Beach |
| 🥉 3rd | Sharon Prior | 6.5m | Ozone Edge 8m | Shoreham Beach |
Senior (50+) Highest Jump
| Pos | Name | Jump | Kite | Location |
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| 🥇 1st | Nick Suckling | 14.5m | Harlem Peak 7m | Ferring |
| 🥈 2nd | Peter Jakobsen | 14.3m | Flysurfer ER 10m | Portrush West Strand |
| 🥉 3rd | Peter Jawor | 14.0m | Reedin Master 8m | Portman Ravine |
| 4th | Colm Murphy (Harlem IE) | 14.0m | Harlem Peak 10m | Dollymount / Bull Island |
| 5th | Tristan Edwin Everard | 13.2m | Slingshot Code v1 7m | Lancing Beach |
| 6th | Rosi Muensterer | 13.0m | Ozone Vortex v1 Ultra-X 8m | Littlehampton Beach |
| 7th | Lost.Cause.Rob | 11.7m | Ozone Vortex v2 Ultra-X 9m | Hurst Castle |
| 8th | Paul Southwell | 11.6m | Ozone Edge v11 7m | Brook Bay |
Kite Total Distance
| Pos | Name | Distance |
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| 🥇 1st | Hugo Wigglesworth | Flysurfer | 103.04km |
| 🥈 2nd | Deano (Coreblimey) Lombard | 78.71km |
| 🥉 3rd | Mateusz Murat | 77.41km |
| 4th | Peter Jawor | 72.80km |
| 5th | Paul Southwell | 66.66km |
| 6th | Piotr D | 61.71km |
| 7th | Kamil Walczyszyn | 39.03km |
| 8th | Nick Suckling | 38.16km |
| 9th | Raz@ Slingshot | 32.75km |
Overall Series Standings
This is a year-long competition — Round 2 of many. Points are accumulating across every event and the prizes at the end of the year will be the biggest yet. There's also a 1 discard round — so if you miss an event due to holidays or life getting in the way, you won't be knocked out of contention. Every storm is a chance to move up.
The live running standings across both events so far are on the WOO leaderboard now:
How to Take Part in Round 3
The next event will be announced as soon as a good storm window opens up — follow us on Instagram @worthingwatersports so you don't miss it. Here's all you need to know:
1. Get a WOO 4.0. You need a WOO sensor or the WOO smartwatch app to record jumps. GPS distance can be recorded via phone or smartwatch. No WOO, no entry.
2. Watch for the announcement. We call events when the forecast looks good — usually a few days ahead. Follow us on Instagram and keep an eye on this blog.
3. Kite anywhere in the UK or Ireland on the event days, record your session, and post it before the deadline.
4. Ride safe. WOO now has a live location tracker built into the app — it broadcasts your position to other riders nearby. You'll need a phone or watch with a SIM to use it. Please use it. These events are all about getting people on the water and having fun — look out for each other out there.
This is meant to be fun. The goal is simple — motivate you to get out on the water when the wind blows, push yourself a little, and be part of a great community. Whether you're chasing 30m or just hitting your first 5m — every jump counts.
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All Levels UK & Ireland Men / Women / 50+ Yearly Competition 1 Discard Round Free to Enter
Don't Miss Round 3 Follow @worthingwatersports on Instagram for the next event announcement. You'll need a WOO to enter — grab one below. Get a WOO 4.0 Series Standings