A thrilling Finals day at the Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach saw Mick Fanning and Carissa Moore ring the Bell and claim victory at the historic event. The day started with the Women’s competition where Moore came out on top at Bells Bowl. The competition then moved to Winkipop for the Men’s Semifinals and Finals where Fanning reigned supreme.
In the most highly anticipated matchup of the day, John John Florence was explosive in his win over 11-time World Champion Kelly Slater and World No.1 Gabriel Medina. John John secured the victory when he dished up a monster frontside 360 aerial, scoring a Perfect 10, the the first of the 2014 season.
The Rip Curl Pro was treated to classic conditions at the world renowned right-hand reef break today.
The surf turned on for the Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach as the event ran through Round 1 and two Heats of Round 2. The Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach, is in its 53rd year and is one of surfing’s most prestigious events.
A thrilling Finals day in Western Australia saw Michel Bourez crowned winner of the Drug Aware Margaret River Pro. The Tahitian powerhouse secured his first ever WCT win by defeating Josh Kerr in an exciting Final.
Jordy Smith and Miguel Pupo became the first ever surfers to compete at The Box, with both taking heavy wipeouts while battling for a slot in the Quarterfinals
Wild card Yadin Nicol delivered a mind-blowing performance upsetting reigning three-time ASP World Champion Mick Fanning. Nicol posted the day's high scores by launching a huge, full rotation aerial on his first maneuver followed by a series of frontside bashes for a near-perfect 9.77.
Reigning two-time Women's World Champion Carissa Moore was victorious today, winning the Drug Aware Margaret River Women’s Pro and defending her event title in an electric day of competition.
A spectacular day of surfing at the Drug Aware Margaret River Pro saw the Women’s Semifinalists decided with nine-point rides from both Carissa Moore and Sally Fitzgibbons.
Round 1 of the Men's and Women's was held today in four-to-six foot waves at Margaret River Mainbreak.
The surf cleaned up and D'Bah Boardriders got serious taking out Australia's premier boardriders battle - the Jim Beam National Surftag.
With three teams at this weekend's Natioanl Surftag final, North Narrabeen decide on a unique move scrapping their third team and filling it with legends from the club's past.
