From youth world titles to a World Cup victory and two wingfoil world records, this has been the most successful season in CHS history.
Here is a quick recap of the milestones achieved by athletes competing with CHS sails and wings in 2024–2025.
In 2025, the CHS Ikaros S1 became the first CHS wing to power an athlete to two official WSSR world records:
the 500-meter wingfoil speed record and the nautical mile wingfoil speed record.
This article recaps how the Ikaros S1 was engineered for speed — and why it set a new benchmark in the sport.
At the 2024 IFCA Youth & Junior Slalom World Championships in Hvide Sande (Denmark), Luca Pires (FRA-863) secured the U17 Boys Fin Slalom World Title using CHS sails.
His speed, clean gybes and consistency across the eliminations made him the clear leader of the fleet.
A Record-Breaking Performance In the fast, offshore wind corridor of La Palme, Audrey-Marie Agnes delivered a run that redefined what wingfoil speed can be. Her official results: These records were officially confirmed by the WSSR, the governing body for global sailing speed records. The sail behind the achievement?CHS Ikaros S1 — engineered for absolute stability, […]
At the 2024 PWA Fuerteventura World Cup — one of the fastest and most demanding events on the tour — Daniele Benedetti (ITA-60) claimed his first-ever PWA Slalom Foil victory using CHS sails.
His win against world-class competitors confirmed CHS as one of the top-performing racing sails on the planet.
In 2024, at the IFCA Youth & Junior Slalom World Championships in Hvide Sande (Denmark), Sacha Fortune (FRA-655) claimed the Youth Men Fin Slalom World Title using CHS sails.
Just one year earlier, in 2023, he ranked 8th in the European Youth Foil Slalom. His progression with CHS equipment has been remarkable — and measurable.
For the first time in its 45-year history, CHS claimed the PWA Slalom World Title — a milestone shaped by handcrafted precision, relentless research, and a racing philosophy refined over decades.
