This last year is becoming the most incredible adventure ever, It has been a few few months out of home, living out of my backpack and travelling from one place to another. I arrived in Chile a few weeks ago, we haven’t lost anytime and we haved kayaked everyday. The water levels are pretty low for the month of December but we still getting to do all the best stuff. If you wanna learn how to stomp waterfalls and run some sick rivers come to Chile! One true paradise!! Enjoy the pictures!

photos by Mathias Fossum

So I finally made it to my favourite place of the earth for stout creeking, cheap beers, amazing food,  welcoming people…. MEXICO!!

I am here together the Sauvage crew, consisting on Tino Specht from America, Lachie Carracher from Australia, the peruans daniel and Juanito, Mathias Fossum and the frenchie Jules dominic we are having a blast of a time, paddling everyday amazing waterfalls, sections and enjoying the pleasure of be travelling with a group of good friends just doing what we like: KAYAK EVERYDAY!

Tno Specht is recording the next Unknown episode on me, 15 minutes of great footage travelling from Canada to Mexico, teaser coming up really soon!

During the last two weeks I’ve been competing in the whitewater grand prix, the goal of the WWGP is to help kayaking gain more mainstream exposure, It brings an all star group of kayakers competing in 6 different stages, on spectacular whitewater across Quebec.

Over 14 days we have been traveling all around Quebec and Ontario, surfing some of the biggest waves in the world, and competing in the most hardcore sections ever paddled in a race!

I ended up on 9th position after a bad race on the last stage, giant slalom, but super happy to have make the top 10! Check the results here:

http://www.whitewatergrandprix.com/en/results.html

It has been an incredible experience to paddle and share all this good moments with all those guys, can’t wait for the next edition!

A big thanks to Patrick Camblin and Julie-Crépeau, the organizers of the event for all the effort put in to make the WWGP happen, and of course thanks a lot to all the volunteers and media without them this event wouldn’t have been possible!