Finishing third in the world in the eFoil World Cup is a result I am incredibly proud of. Standing on that podium represents much more than a single competition or a weekend of racing. It is the result of countless hours of travel, learning, challenging moments, commitment, and a constant
Foil in the longest wave in the world? Can you imagine spending a week foiling in Chicama, Peru—home to one of the longest and most unique waves on the planet? This camp is designed to help you learn, improve your technique, and enjoy a complete foil experience alongside a small
This past weekend, I had the opportunity to compete in Munich at one of the key stops of the 2026 Surf Foil World Tour, held at the Olympic rowing venue. It’s a very special location on the circuit and always brings together top-level riders from around the world. I’m really
You’re recording a really fun podcast with Foil Life Podcast and, talking about camps, they ask you the question: would you like to do a foil camp/retreat in Ecuador? And if we hit the “forward x8” button, a tall, long-haired man with a big smile picks you up at the
The life of competition has been calling me back for a long time. After so many years of racing (for as long as I can remember), that feeling never completely disappears, it just waits for the right moment to return. That moment could have come in Marchica, Nador (Morocco), where
Fuerteventura, March 2026. Storm Teresa is crossing the Canary Islands, generating difficult conditions in some points and creating gigantic waves in others. In the midst of all this, Julia Castro enters the ocean to sail on what turns out to be, so far, the biggest wave of her life. For