Thomas Goyard Secures 2nd Place on the Triple Seven Hybrid. The latest Parawing World Cup in Cabarete, Dominican Republic, delivered world-class racing, challenging conditions, and an incredible milestone for Triple Seven. We are proud to announce that Thomas Goyard from the Chase Project, rode the Triple Seven Hybrid to an outstanding second-place finish.
To see the Hybrid standing on the podium in only the second edition of this exciting new international competition is a moment we are incredibly proud of.
Performance Meets Experience
Success at this level is never about equipment alone. It is the combination of an exceptional athlete and exceptional technology.
Thomas Goyard brought his world-class racing experience, tactical knowledge, and precision to every heat. As an Olympic medalist, he knows exactly what it takes to compete at the highest level.
Our role was to provide him with a parawing capable of matching those demands. The Triple Seven Hybrid was designed to deliver outstanding efficiency, stability, and confidence across a wide wind range. Its unique hybrid construction combines the low-end power riders expect with exceptional top-end control, allowing racers to stay fast and composed even when conditions become demanding.
A Partnership Built for Performance
The collaboration between the Chase Project and Triple Seven has proven to be a natural fit from the very beginning. The Chase Project’s commitment to pushing the limits of foil and board performance perfectly matches our philosophy of continuous innovation. Seeing this partnership produce a World Cup podium so early is both rewarding and motivating for everyone involved.
Looking Ahead
The Parawing discipline is evolving rapidly, and every event raises the level of competition. Standing on the podium in Cabarete confirms that the Triple Seven Hybrid has the performance required to compete with the very best.
Congratulations to Thomas Goyard on an outstanding achievement. We are proud to be part of the journey and look forward to the next races.
The future of parawing competition is only just beginning—and we’re excited to help shape it.
