As the cream of the country’s surfski paddlers prepare to head to Durban this weekend for the Fenn SA Surfski Champs, the elite race has been spiced up.

Hank McGregor proved he is still at the top of his game when he won the men’s S1 surfski title in Cape Town on Sunday.

SA sporting icon Oscar Chalupsky has started his next cycle of chemotherapy in his ongoing battle to beat his multiple myeloma cancer.

The race for men’s title at the Drak took an unusual twist with the confirmation that new surfski world champion Nicky Notten will be on the start line.

Quinton Rutherford and Brett Hadiaris set a new Guinness world record for the longest distance paddled in a double surfski in a twenty four hour period.

Paddler Richard Kohler is aiming to become the first person to complete the 7000 mile journey from South Africa to Brazil across the Southern Atlantic.

Adventurer Richard Kohler is days away from leaving Cape Town for a solo surfski paddle across the Southern Atlantic to Salvador in Brazil.

Hank McGregor erased the memory of his nightmarish accident right at the end of the singles race on Saturday by teaming up with local star Josh Fenn to win the doubles race at the Dis-Chem Pete Marlin Surfski Race on Sunday. Raced over nineteen kilometres from Glen Eden to Nahoon Beach the pair set off […]

Both newly crowned surfski world champions Nicky Notten and Michelle Burn retained their titles at the Pete Marlin classic.

The challenge for the men’s title at the Pete Marlin classic in East London has taken a new turn with the late entry from Matt Bouman.

Paddlers that has entered the Pete Marlin this weekend is in for a treat as wind and weather conditions look set to line up perfectly.

Former Pete Marlin Surfski Race champion Jasper Mocké returns in 2021 hoping to regain his singles title against a stacked field of paddlers.

Within days of opening entries for the two-day Pete Marlin surfski race, the volume of entrants underscores its popularity with paddlers.

South African surfski paddlers put in an incredible display at the ICF Ocean Racing world championships on the west African island of Lanzarote on Sunday.

The King of The Bay has been given approval to go ahead on their revised date of 4 October 2020 giving Durban’s surfski community another exciting race to anticipate.