Partners
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Associations & federations

We bring the format. You bring the judges.

Kite associations, national federations and clubs partner with us on standards, not money. A sport nobody outside the organizing team has reviewed is not a sport — so the rulebook is public in draft and open to amendment.

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Partner associations

Nothing is signed yet, and we will not imply otherwise. Conversations in progress are shown as such.
International Approaching
Kite association
Sanctioning framework, certified judges and a route to member qualifiers. First approach made; nothing agreed.
National Approaching
National federation
Host-country federation partnership on officials, local qualifiers and youth programs.
Regional Open
Local kite club
Clubs near the host city help staff the field and run the practice lanes.
Heritage Founding voice
Haitian kite community
Builders and competitors from Haiti and the diaspora advise on the format, the kite and the cultural program. This is where the sport comes from.
Fighter-kite Approaching
Fighter-kite bodies
Rokkaku and patang organizations whose judging history is directly relevant to a cutting format.
Open Invited
Your association
If you run competitions with kites, we want your read on the rulebook before the founding edition.
What partnership means

Four ways an association can work with us

Pick one or all four. None of them cost money, and none of them require an exclusive relationship with Kite Wars.

01
Review the rulebook
Mark up draft v0.4 and send amendments. Adopted changes are published with the reasoning and your association credited.
No cost · no exclusivity
02
Supply certified judges
We recognize your existing certification and top it up with format training in championship week.
Travel and accommodation covered
03
Run a member qualifier
Host a sanctioned qualifier to the published rulebook; results seed the world ladder and the championship draw.
Entry fees stay with you
04
Sit on the council
The host and federation council advises on safety, standards, qualifiers and future host cities. Two meetings a year.
A vote as the federation model matures
Where we need help most

Four open questions for the rulebook

These are unresolved in draft v0.4. If your association has an answer from its own competition history, we would rather adopt it than invent one.

rules@kitewars.com
Line strength ceiling
Should the championship-issued line have a maximum breaking strain, and what is fair across body weights and wind speeds?
Confirming a cut on camera
When two officials disagree, should lane footage be admissible, and who reviews it inside a four-minute heat?
Crew substitutions
How late into a bracket can a crew of three substitute a competitor without the result being questioned?
Wind ceiling
At what sustained and gust speed does a bladed field stop being safe? We would rather inherit a number than guess one.
Open a conversation

For associations, federations and clubs

Tell us who you are and what you would want from a partnership. We send the rulebook, the judging framework and a one-page memorandum — no exclusivity, no fee, and no obligation to endorse anything you have not read.

Every association that comments on the draft is credited in the published rulebook, partner or not.