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Kitesurf Olympic Winner Valentin Bontus Wins World Cup Medal

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Valentin Bontus crowns his comeback season after the cruciate ligament break with bronze at the world championship before Viana do Castelo in Portugal.

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After semifinal victory, the Lower Austrian benefited from a penalty against the Brazilian Fonseca in Portugal and made it to the podium: "It means incredibly much to me.

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Olympic champion Valentin Bontus won the bronze medal at the Formula Kite World Championships in Portugal, ahead of Viana do Castelo. The Lower Austrian had already won the World Championships two years ago. The 25-year-old had finished fifth in the semi-finals on Friday, which he won clearly on Saturday and thus entered the top four medals. That was enough for bronze. The world champion was Max Maeder from Singapore for the third time before th…

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Valentin Bontus crowns his comeback season after the cruciate ligament break with bronze at the world championship before Viana do Castelo in Portugal.

Valentin Bontus won bronze at the Formula Kite World Championship in Portugal and thus won his second World Championship medal after 2024. For the Olympic winner, a successful start after a broken cruciate ligament. PODERSDORF/PORTUGAL. Valentin Bontus won the bronze medal at the Formula Kite World Championship in front of Viana do Castelo in Portugal. The Lower Austrian from the yacht club Podersodrf secured his second World Championship medal …

Olympic champion Valentin Bontus won the bronze medal at the Formula Kite Sailing World Championships off Viana do Castelo, Portugal. The Lower Austrian had already finished third at the World Championships two years ago. The 25-year-old qualified for the semifinals on Friday in fifth place, which he won decisively on Saturday, thus advancing to the medal round of the top four. There, he secured the bronze medal. Max Maeder from Singapore became…

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Kurier broke the news on Saturday, May 16, 2026.
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