Surfski Videos

The Mandurah Classic Ocean Paddle, a 14km downhill run from the Dawseville Cut to Seashells Resort in Mandurah. 105 paddlers, SW wind at 15 knots and a 1m swell... downhill fun!

At last a downwind race and what a cracker. With the top 2 paddlers away, it's someone elses turn to shine. Who will step up?

Video clip showing the start of the Hansa Vic Bay to Sedgefield race, 14 Nov, 2009.

As you may or may not know i’ve been filming the LG - Bing Lee Surfski Series in Sydney NSW over the past couple of Months and it’s been a real buzz to be part of this exciting racing, so much to learn from these guys. Here is the latest from Bondi to Watsons Bay. CHeers Rambo Ocean Sports MediaBondi to Watsons Bay LG/Bing Lee Race 2 V2 from Ocean Sports Media on Vimeo.

Ocean Series Ski Race - Lion Island from Ocean Sports Media on Vimeo. Probably the most challenging filming i've had to do yet, like riding a bucking bronco on water. All shot from a Jet Ski last weekend. Enjoy Tim Jacobs has taken out the Lion Island Challenge for the third year in a row. The lanky carpenter from Freshwater Beach cemented his dominance over Sydney's paddling scene in challenging condition.. Rambo Ocean Sports Media OceanSportsMedia.com

Molokai ski veteran Kirsty Holmes on racing in the Fenn Cup Downwind Ski Series starting 26th Sept. Kirsty, a two-time Australian Ironwoman and 2003 Molokai champion is a regular on the World Surf Ski Race scene. Kirsty is off to the Carribbean SurfSki Tour this month so will miss the 1st race of the Fenn Cup.

I spoke to Clint Robinson last weekend and this is what he had to say about the future of Ocean Racing, it appears things are moving in this direction already with the Fenn Cup Downwind Series and the Bing Lee/LG Ocean Series kicking off in a few weeks time as well as numerous races running around the world this coming year. He had some other interesting things to say about the Molokai race and views on other things as well, but this clip is primarily to do with the Future of Ocean Racing. Clint's time is committed to junior SLSA six days a week for now, but said he's still keen on getting back on the water competitively soon.