Battle of the Dam Kite Contest Dec 7th or 8th
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It’s time to fly high!
On November 30th or December 1st, it’s time for the Battle of the Dam at the Brouwersdam, where riders will compete for their biggest airs. With four divisions for all levels, there’s room for everyone to show their best. Track your top three jumps in the Surfr app, and let’s see who takes the top spot in each division. Ready to be part of it?
- Date: November 30th or December 1st
- Location: Brouwersdam, at Natural High
- Powered by Surfr: track your highest jumps with the Surfr app.
- Prizes: are available to win in each division!
- Entry fee: €40
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Schedule
09:00 Skippers’ Meeting
10:00 - 15:00 Contest Time
15:30 Prize Giving at Natural High’s Flight Zone -
Contest Format
Scores are based on the average of each rider’s three highest jumps, tracked via the Surfr app with live scoring.
Divisions
Contest Rules
FAQ's
What is the entry fee for the Battle of the Dam, and what does it include?
The entry fee for the Battle of the Dam is €40. This includes a cool goodie bag, lunch, and, of course, a shot at some amazing prizes! The prize giving will take place right after the competition on the Flight Zone terrace at Natural High.
When will the Battle of the Dam take place?
The event is set for either November 30th or December 1st, 2024, depending on the wind. We’ll make the final call on Wednesday, November 27.
Will there be a jury at the event?
No, there won’t be a jury. The Surfr app will automatically track all jumps, so scoring is handled directly through the app—no judges needed.
Can I use other tracking devices during the competition?
No, only the Surfr app is allowed for tracking jumps. This keeps scoring the same for everyone.
Who can win prizes?
Prizes go to the winners of each division, and winners must be present at the prize giving to claim them.
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