Surviving a giant series on the head in Hollow Trees with Pilu Sarabia
The Uruguayan's story and advice on how to get out of such a difficult situation
Nahuel Cardona surfed a couple of good candidates for The Winter Wave
He went down some pipes yesterday, Wednesday the 26th; that's how he told it; "he was big and strong like few times before," he said
“These people are probably still rebels, but privately.”
Luke Egan on the tour then and now: “The world is full of cameras, everyone judges, everyone is a social media publisher, so everyone needs to be more careful.”
It is important for the world calendar to have these events with such harsh conditions.
In an ideal scenario, the title definition should necessarily include a couple of such events.
Photos from day 2 of the ALAS event in Santa Catalina
Good conditions and non-stop waves at the Santa Catalina point
Photos from this morning in Santa Catalina
It was small but maintained the perfection that characterizes the wave
Weekly Editorial: What Really Happens When You're Surfing
The false poeticization of the act of gliding on the waves
This is how the winners of the Santo Domingo 2026 surfing competition celebrated, and this is what they all had to say.
Nono, Rachel, Jonathan, Juan Pablo, Mariecarmen and Margarita
The fifth and final edition of the DUKE surfing newsletter in Santo Domingo 2026
Everything that happened today in under three minutes - With special guest Chelsea Tuach
Photos from the final day of Bocas International
This is how the victory of Urbina, Solivares, Saavedra, Copetta, Chcrón and López occurred
Everything you need to know about the beach. Meeting with Max Self
The surfing venue for the Central American and Caribbean Games, deciphered
An epic day somewhere in Chile with Nacho Yañez
“It was my last wave of the session after two hours of many barrels in my area,” the surfer said.
Stupidity continues to take over Teahupoo's channel
What's going on there? "Something needs to be done to improve the way they handle the boats. Sooner or later it's going to end badly," said Slater. McKenna, who was on the sidelines, explained and warned: "We won't be this lucky forever."
The ISA won the battle; WSL surfers at least showed they have influence within the IOC
What they achieved is not enough compared to what they were aiming for; to qualify for LA 2028, they absolutely will have to go to the World Surfing Games and give it their all.
Korak Tinoco in Puerto: Two months of travel that changed in five minutes
“Those waves came in five minutes, one of the others. When the pods line up for you, that’s how it is,” he told DUKE.
Weekly editorial: “If it ain't broke, don't fix it”
The Stab in the Light that Medina is doing isn't doing him any good (and doesn't follow the maxim of this note's title)
Kanoa, Amuro and Mirai are favorites for the first two spots in LA 2028 -
Indonesia, China, and the Philippines will be strong contenders; the other teams that have qualified for the Asian Games are Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Iran, Lebanon, Malaysia, Maldives, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Taipei, and Thailand.
Alan Cleland in an interview: “I like doing what I love and enjoying the life I have”
A look at the Mexican's life, from his first steps on a board until he found out he had qualified for the CT
Brisa Hennessy: Punta Roca “is one of the best waves in the world”
“There’s something magical about Central America,” says the Costa Rican, who also spoke about her current year on the world circuit and her desire to turn things around.
Mario Amaya, or Quekasurfer, the photographer of Salvadoran surfing history
The man who saw it all in Punta Roca, in an interview
Dream come true: Daniel and Marvin on participating in the trials and possible CT
“I’m super excited, I think it’s what every professional athlete dreams of,” he says first; “it’s a huge opportunity and a dream come true for me,” adds the second.
Guide to all WSL events held at Punta Roca
From 2011 to 2024, and their corresponding statistics: In men, for example, a goofy footer never won and the first to reach a final was Yago Dora in 2024
Bryan Pérez's historical results at the Surf City El Salvador Pro
He started tentatively, then unleashed his surfing skills and won series of world-class consequences.
Bryan on his fifth CT: “I’m 100% focused, training super hard”
This is how he received the news that he will be at the Surf City El Salvador Pro, this is how he is preparing, and this is how the number one surfer in El Salvador sees the forecast.
Who will be the second wildcard?
If they follow the criteria they established for the ladies, it'll be Levi Slawson's turn... If not? Just another local?
Thaiel Sosa: “I dream of one day reaching the CT with the best in the world”
The newest revelation in Argentine surfing, at 15 years old reaching professional finals and eager for more.
Camilo on a bomb at home: “You could feel the energy of the sea”
“The session was accompanied by a great atmosphere with all the locals and those who visited us,” said the Iquique venue.
Brisa's method for dealing with difficult times
“There is an unexpected beauty in all of this, in being forced to connect with myself deeply. In accepting disappointment instead of running away from it,” the Costa Rican reflected.
Editorial: How great it is that New Zealand is part of the tour
And a memory of that amazing youth world championship in 2010 that showed me one of the most beautiful countries I've ever visited.
Tomás López Moreno: “The key to this title was not expecting anything”
The two-time Argentine surfing champion, in an interview: “Lately I try to surf during the heat and let things happen, always with strategy but the goal was to let go”
Graves and Walsh discovered a tidal wave in Western Australia
One of them was underwater for 40 seconds in an intense situation trying to surf it
Photos from day 9 of the Pan American Surf Championship
This is how the medalists in the women's category and the top 6 in the men's category were determined.
The secrets to being young at 62 (almost 63) by Mike Stewart
Looking young and winning top-level events, like Shark Island last year, with over 60
Photos from day 1 of the Pan American Surf Championship Playa Venao 2026
SUP Surf, Bodyboard and Ceremony, all in the same day
That time Joel Tudor strangled Garrett McNamara until he lost consciousness
Told by Jesse Billauer in Pinch My Salt
Pan-American free surfing, with huge waves
Playa Venao shone in the lead-up to the start of the championship.
Carla deserves Stab High
She's 14 and flies through the air, at sea and in pools, and there are still spots available for her category
The reflections of the brave Yerko
And her photos to accompany them: “Here in Arica, Chile, perfect and solitary waves”… When the sea imposes too much order
Surfing in the middle of Berlin
In the Lichtenberg district, in the east of the city; among vestiges of the Stasi and near the Vietnamese quarter, is Wellenwerk, the wave factory
The last ISA World Championship where all the CT pros gave their all: Miyazaki 2019
Even Kelly gave it his all for Team USA… And now the World Cups are back like this
Weekly editorial: Honesty in the world of surfing
A normal life, with problems like everyone else's, disguised as a cool lifestyle reel with palm trees and clear water
Weekly editorial: Thank you Juninho
The vision of that Brazilian who ended up giving this Uruguayan a job on the biggest website in his country
The principle behind the diffusers on Finn McGill's board
The one used by Kai Lenny and Carissa Moore, and that Seth Moniz is using on the CT, was patented in 2019 in the name of John Parks, Edric Taira, and Doug Silva under the Mink Surf brand.
Direct elimination: Much better for the CT
The pointless opening and elimination rounds are gone; events are shortened, waves are used more efficiently, and composure and surfing under pressure are rewarded.
Portelli, a blast and the story
He found this pump when there was almost no light left, just in the water, before 20 minutes of perfection.
Editorial: The right path laid out for qualifying for Lima 2027
Comprehensive in time and events, more universal and democratic; it makes the journey quite exciting
One of the favorites has a problem; or a dilemma, rather.
How will Gabriel's indecision about his equipment affect him? He had five months of vacation and is deciding between Merrick and Cabianca just four days before the start of the tournament.
Natxo's life story: "I still tear up when I think about this wave"
“When I finally found my line, I thought: What am I doing here? I’ll die here,” the Basque surfer recounts. “My entire career was reflected in this wave,” he added.
Nadia, CT 2026 full, in an interview: “This year with the goal of making the top 10”
The whole journey according to her: From the low of losing early in Newcastle to the high of having her qualification confirmed, to now facing the very elite of world surfing
Ruben Vitoria's best wave of his life
A giant cavern in Ireland, as described by the Basque surfer: “The wave began to grow and suddenly I was inside the biggest and most intense barrel of my life.”
Photos from the final day of the Surfest Pro League by Sofía Mulanovich
Thus Passeri, Zariquiey, Castañeda and Smicklas were consecrated
Analysis: CBS's signal "kills hopes"
He told the CTs to prepare for the World Surfing Games, making it clear that for them, nothing will change.
Weekly Editorial: Defending the Most Powerful
Let the CTs work towards reaching the Olympic Games; it's striking that those who haven't complained are the ordinary surfers who used to get into the WSG and now things have gotten tougher for them.
Aymara Ricaldone, in an interview: “The other day I was able to fall in a 180 aerial maneuver”
At 13 years old, she is the leader in the Under 14, Under 16 and Under 18 rankings; the key: “I was mentally calm and gave it my all in every heat,” she said
The ultimate guide to waxing your surfboard, by Kelly Slater
His manual, his way of doing it, after eleven world titles; detailing brands and types of wax; hint: He uses three different types from three different brands
Weekly Editorial: Two hard blows from the WSL to its biggest fans
To the surfers and the usual specialized media
Kellyani Flores venturing into the world of aviation
"It's not the best one I've ever finished, but I think it's the best one I've ever recorded," said the Venezuelan woman who is living in El Salvador.
Ramón Navarro: “An experience that was unique for me”
“There are few sessions that leave a mark on one's life,” he says about the waves he shared with Gerry Lopez and Tom Carroll at Sunset Grande y Perfecto.
“The tour has a limit, right? You can win one world title and that’s it.”
John John gave an interview about his retirement: “I think if I continue down this path, maybe I can find something that will allow my brand and other things to grow beyond that.”
The unequal treatment of Hawaiians and the injustice it creates for CS competitors
For the first time in Challenger history, a round of invited local players has been created; it adds to the spectacle but leaves much to be desired in terms of sporting quality.
This demonstrates John John's voluntary absence
Does it benefit brands to be on the tour? One brand's owner chose not to participate for the second year in a row.
Oscar Urbina's accident that almost kept him out of the water forever
What happened to one of the best surfers on the continent? “It hasn’t been easy because, due to my addiction and love for surfing, I couldn’t stand being out of the water; many days of despair,” he said.
Photos from day 1 of the Río de la Plata Cup
This is how the longboard champions were decided, and the Uruguayan national took to the water.
This was the historic ALAS event of 2012 that took place in Montoya
The only Uruguayan returning this week after 14 years; review all the results and all the series from that event
Everything you need to know about the Río de la Plata Cup, which starts this Wednesday
The practical guide to following stage 1 of the ALAS program in a well-informed way
Photos from the Warm Croissants Cup
This is how Medeiro and Van der Huls were crowned champions in the first round of the Uruguayan national circuit.
Who is the owner and founder of Vissla, Yago Dora's new sponsor?
Finalist at the Pipe Masters in 1976, former manager at Gotcha and CEO at Billabong
John John doing the best surfing in the world (once again)
Nobody is seen doing this (watch the video)
“Everyone is trying to look like they just arrived from Woodstock.”
Todd Richards' comment on the current state of surfing: "These guys are soft as shit."
Arena, Alan and Lucca: The best of 2025 at the DUKE Hispanic American Surf Awards
Sebas, Domi, Alan himself and Arena herself, Noel, Dani, Vicky, Thiago, Cata, Lucas, Agus, Mafer, Joaco, FENTA, Martín, Richard, Milano and Klimax, PHC and Gianni, won the rest of the categories
2025: the year Spanish surfing stopped asking for permission
An analysis of a pivotal year in the country by the expert on the subject, Borja Irastorza
Expert opinion answers: Why are there few waves in Montevideo and Canelones?
And were there bigger waves before? By Fabio Cicchini of Lineup
Weekly Editorial: Some notes on grades and the end of the year
The good, the not-so-good, and never being a slave to the algorithm and always faithful to the spirit of day zero.
Dylan Donegan: “I can’t say how I feel, and it’s been a week and a bit and the truth is I still can’t believe it.”
The world champion said in an interview: “My expectations were high, but my goal was the same: to surf heat by heat, wave by wave, and give my best. And it worked out well.”
Sol Borelli: “I really wanted to win this World Cup”
“I learned that you can always give much more than you think if you believe in yourself,” she says in an interview.
Photos from the final day of the Youth World Cup
The victories of Donegan, Borelli, Lancaster and Turner
The stunning images of Nazaré today
Giant waves and a championship in the middle; that's how Chianca, Roseyro, Von Rupp and Dupont achieved victory
A dozen great photos from day 4 of the ISA World Junior Surfing Championship
A crucial day for round 2 and repechage round 1; a good number of surfers are saying goodbye to the event.
“Since I came to stay here at the Volcom house, my only goal is Pipe.”
Tomás López Moreno in an interview from the mecca: “That’s what I’m looking for, the wave of my life and to get barreled, and also to earn a little respect and recognition from the locals.”
Photos from day 2 of the ISA World Junior Surfing Championship
Another day of perfect waves and round 1; day 3 is live now
Weekly Editorial: Youth surfing is growing in quality and quantity
It's cutting-edge and sets the standard for what matters today and will matter tomorrow; and, to a large extent, it remains intact, innocent, and authentic; as surfing should be.
Free surfing before the start of the world championship, in photos
There was a lot of activity in the water
This is what it's like to be on Pipe's second reef, according to Nathan Florence
“You think, ‘What the hell am I doing here?’,” says the specialist.
Photos from the final day of the Surf City El Salvador ALAS Global Finals
This is how the champions and finalists surfed and celebrated on the final day of the event
What the locals of Punta Mango think about the impact of this championship and Surf City on the area
With Iris, Karina and Anaís
Weekly Editorial: Salvadoran Guarantees
Here, when you think a spot might be working, it most likely is.
Photos from day 1 of the Surf City El Salvador ALAS Global Finals
This is how the men's and women's round of 16 were decided at Punta Mango, with perfect breaks.
Photos from yesterday's free surfing at Punta Mango
The atmosphere is electric before the Surf City El Salvador ALAS Global Finals.
Photos from the final day of the Surf City El Salvador ISA World SUP and Paddleboard Championships
Thus the 2025 edition of the event came to an end
Editorial: The simplicity and appeal of SUP racing
There's a reason why race arrival reels get more views on accounts with 7000 followers than surfing reels on accounts with over 100.000 followers.
Photos of Vania Torres' victory
This is how the Peruvian experienced the Surf City El Salvador ISA World SUP and Paddleboarding Championships
Photos from day 1 of the Surf City El Salvador ISA World SUP and Paddleboard Championships
A day of perfect waves determined the outcome of round 2 of the main event; France and Brazil got off to a better start.
That time we took Kai Ellice Flint surfing in Mizata
He politely requested that anyone who does not share his way of seeing and feeling longboarding not participate in the trip; different ways that those who win world titles have.
Editorial: True Fundamentals of Longboarding by Kai Ellice Flint
I was left with the feeling that it wasn't an athlete who won this year, it was a surfer.
Photos of Kai Ellice Flint and Rachael Tilly's victory
The historic Surf City El Salvador World Longboard Championships, in pictures
The first photos of the Surf City El Salvador World Longboard Championships
This is how the day began
A day of rest in videos and postcards
This is how the best longboarders in the world spent their time in El Sunzal today
Photos from the first day of ALAS at El Paredón
Luchy and Gino were crowned champions, and the first rounds of Pro and Under 18 went into action.
Photos from the opening ceremony of the Surf City El Salvador World Longboard Championships
The best in the world, the minister, the cultural dances, and Mitchell Salazar
The first sessions of leader Avalon Gall in El Sunzal
The statistics are against the American; the historical implications if she wins this year
Weekly Editorial: The Key to More Hispanic Americans in the Challengers
And the conclusive proof of this 2025 and the 11 events held in South America
A serious conversation about power surfing with Tomás López Moreno
Important considerations about the Argentine surfer's style, influences, tutorials, and more than one key tip
Who gets a repeat of the finals in El Salvador and who gets a new one?
More than half will be competing for the first time in El Sunzal for the world title, including the two leaders.
Photos from day 1 of the La Marginal Surfing Pro
This is how rounds 1 and 2 of the men's open and round 1 of the women's open went.
DUKE Challenge Hawaii 2025 presented by Ale Zaid and Tizi Billy Premm
With five local heavyweights leading these heavy metal waves that are hosting surfing at the Central American Games
Photos from the first day of surfing at the Central American Games
Shortboarders, longboarders and bodyboarders hit the water in good waves in Hawaii
Photos from a morning of fun waves in Hawaii
The surfing season at the Central American Games is in full swing.
This is the Guatemalan surfing team at the Central American Games.
They have the fans and the knowledge of the locals in a challenging wave like Hawaii.
Important information to keep in mind about the Central American Games
Putting into context what will happen this week in El Rosario, Guatemala
"This event must become the stage that makes the difference in the region's tour."
Francisco Gana on the El Gringo era in an interview: "While others want it, seek it out, and demand its revival, others avoid it."
These are all the surfing competitors at the Central American Games.
One by one, category by category, the 48 athletes from five countries will compete for medals in El Rosario between October 17 and 21.
Weekly Editorial: The good news about El Gringo's return to the world tour
It's cause for celebration that class surfers are given the opportunity to show it off in class waves.
“Luckily nothing happened, but the scare was huge.”
Andrés Fernández was one of the three surfers who were surfing in Bikini when that still unidentified animal burst into the lineup, this is his story
The strategic keys to winning in El Rosario
Some notes on how victory is achieved in the powerful Guatemalan beach break in the surfing competition at the Central American Games.
The magic of El Paredón with Romeo, Santi, Agus, Otta and Génesis
They were welcomed with open arms by the waves of El Paredón and the hospitality of Cocorí
Luchy Cosoleto: “I was able to get some tubes in Switzerland”
The world champion's experience on the waves of Alaïa Bay, in an interview; "I thought it was incredible to really practice the technique of how to ride a tube," she added.
Pilu Sarabia on an Indonesian gem: “One afternoon can change everything.”
The Uruguayan shared these dreamy shots with six other people for a whole day in the water; read his story.
Nacho Gundensen's Big Shot: "When the wave of the day is meant to hit you, it hits you."
He was returning from surfing and there was a spare intermediate who was the tube of the day; this is how the Argentine told it.
“When I was very young, I always thought, 'There's no way I'm going to surf Pipeline.'”
Mason Ho on overcoming his fears to surf the Queen: “Inside that thing, I just become another species.”
The first Central American to surf Jaws was Nicaraguan Roque Calderón.
(Unless another person comes along with the evidence he presented) And here he tells it in detail, in an interview
Five key facts about surfing at the Central American Games
"Guatemala is vibrating with great energy and joy at the Central American Games; it's a national holiday," Eduardo del Cid of ASOSURF told DUKE.
Lucía Martiño: “I imagined everyone would think badly of me.”
"I'm a person who likes to share my life but not my privacy, so all the content is simply going to be sports-related," he said in an interview with DUKE about his new signing with OnlyFans.
Tube of the Month: Pancho Deal in the depths of Hollow Trees a couple of days ago
"I was passing sections and incredibly I came out, my ass broke, you tell me to do it again and I don't think I'll be able to do it haha," the Uruguayan said.
León Giovannini descending waves and putting in tubes at age 10
The boy from Punta del Diablo, Uruguay, has achieved in a few years of surfing what many do not do in a lifetime.
Video and photos of Leilani's victory at the Super Girls Pro
This is how the Costa Rican's historic victory in the classic Oceanside tournament took place.
Editorial: A new way to make a living as a professional surfer
To the endemic and non-endemic brands, the WSL and Olympic surfing were added Stab and its content
The judging of Surf 100
Sebastian Williams could have easily won that grand final and the refereeing system, as democratic as it is, like democracy, had its flaws.
The best Guatemalan player at an ISA Open: Carlos Escobar, in an interview
“Reaching the top 50 is satisfying but I know I can go further, and I know I will achieve it next year,” he says, among other things.
"I come here to get results, in the most important league there is."
Nacho Pignataro in an interview from Bells, one day before the start of the second stop of the longboard CT.
Morena Valdéz and Fernando Aguerre together, in an interview
Reviewing historical moments, evaluating the present and looking forward to what is to come
Photos from the penultimate day of the Surf City El Salvador ISA World Surfing Games
Australia heads into the final matchday as the leader, but Peru still has a chance.
Photos from Day 5 of the Surf City El Salvador ISA World Surfing Games
The 28 undefeated teams that remain in the main event have been defined, and only nine countries with their entire team still in the standings are leading the rankings.
Leilani on her stunt: “It felt epic”
A brief interview with the Costa Rican, who performed the day's performance and was one of the best of the entire event.
Photos from Day 4 of the Surf City El Salvador ISA World Surfing Games
The top 24 in the open were determined and surfers continue to say goodbye to the event through the repechage.
Photos from Day 3 of the Surf City El Salvador ISA World Surfing Games
This is how all the members of round 3 of the main event were defined, as well as those who will have a full day of repechage tomorrow.
Photos from Day 1 of the Surf City El Salvador ISA World Surfing Games
This is how the first day went
Five nations favorites to win the Surf City ISA World Surfing Games
According to DUKE, the event + a wildcard is defined among these.
Opinion: Yago Dora is the greatest Brazilian world champion in history
Superior in all aspects: well-rounded, class, courage, line, bottom turn, air game, and precision
Surf City El Salvador ISA World Surfing Games in numbers
Valuable information presented in an extremely schematic way
Go to a tropical paradise, surf every day, open your own business and not die trying.
A survival guide told by Marcelo Matos
Photos from a historic final day in Fiji
Twenty images of what is expected to be the last WSL final in history.
Photos from the second day of the Santa Teresa Wings
This is how Delilah Hutchins and Tamil Martino were consecrated, among many other things.
Photos from Day 1 of the ALAS of Costa Rica
It was a day of good conditions and fun waves in Santa Teresa
Weekly Editorial: A good weekend in Peru
At the same time, they will be competing in giant waves at Pico Alto and barreling in La Herradura and Kanoa and Lucca in the north; among other things.
The Olympic consequences of Surf City El Salvador ISA World Surfing Games
The importance of a good pre-qualification for the 2026 edition of the event, which is expected to have a direct effect on LA 2028
Female finalists earned 78,5% more than men per wave surfed at the CT
And almost 30% more per series contested; on average, men surf 235 series versus 160 for women.
Today's waves in Sydney, on video
And here's the story from Australian correspondent Juani Gayol: "The locals got some killer drops and several barrels. It was a real wave show."
Weekly Editorial: Living in a place like Venao
The air of freedom of those who leave the big city to move to a paradise like this
Photos from the preview of ALAS de Venao, which starts tomorrow.
There was no tsunami warning in Venao
Six photons from Jeffreys Bay that invite you to dream
Taken during the last swell that made the famous right wing work
“Lineup's primary ambition is to dominate South America.”
Guilherme Aguiar, the head of forecasting at the camera and forecasting company, in an interview, explains that the importance of a meteorologist's interpretation with local knowledge "makes all the difference."
Weekly Editorial: ALAS as a globally competitive offering
The finals at Punta Mango will leave a very good taste in the mouth, so that in 2026 the opportunity for a world tour will open up.
LIVE HERE: Scores and progressions from Day 1 of the Conquistadores Cup
The action started on Paunch with a perfect break.
Weekly Editorial: The Necessary and Appropriate Philippine Measure
It's the same as giving cars to people without driving licenses, without knowing how to drive, and sending them onto dangerous highways; it's surprising that this measure wasn't taken earlier.
An important tip: Guatemala is the exact point
Those who are looking for what Costa Rica was like in the 2000s and Panama in the XNUMXs have a nice challenge here.
Photos from the first day of competition at the Pan American Games in Guatemala
Full day of good waves in El Rosario
The ultimate guide to following the Pan American Games in Guatemala
Everything you need to know about the championship, here
Clarification: A Wavegarden has never closed due to commercial problems and everything indicates that the one in Bristol will reopen in a few days.
Editor's note, with apologies to readers and stakeholders
Photos from the final day of the 2025 Costa Rican national circuit
This is how the Costa Rican champions were crowned in Playa Hermosa.
Weekly Editorial: The industry's path is not influenced by people who have nothing to do with surfing.
Follow the example of companies that are gaining strength today: Real surfers make the best influencers
Editorial: What really matters
What does it matter who won between Filipe and Griffin? What we think is important doesn't really matter at all.
Arena, Sol, Keoni, Yago and Adur's reaction to Pipe's inclusion
The queen of the waves is in the challengers and this is what some of her competitors had to say
Weekly Editorial: May everyone's life be full of Santosha
And that he doesn't just live on a forgotten island that is visited from time to time... And we'll see you tomorrow on La Pantalla de Malvín
Eimeo's madness
He was pulled semi-conscious from the water twice, but he continues to push the limits, especially at home.
Big wave of the month: Colomba Nieme on a giant wave at Punta de Lobos
In his first season riding big waves, he went on this madness
Photos from the second day of the ALAS of Guatemala
Open day for men and women and under 18 men to define the semis and finals
Photos from Day 1 of the ALAS of Guatemala
This is how the first champions of the tournament in El Rosario were defined.
Six series on The Box enhance an entire season
Get ready to see excerpts of what happened there today for a few more years.
Photos from the preview of ALAS in Guatemala
The waves were really fun today in El Rosario with several of the best in America already in the water.
Photos from day 2 of the ALAS of Huanchaco
The waves continued to pump, and the semi-finals, quarter-finals and eighth-finals were defined for women, women under 18, men and men under 18 respectively.
Photos of the free surfing before the ALAS championship in Huanchaco
The band is motivated and the waves are perfect (and the sunset too)
Interview with local favorite Juninho Urcia
That surfing line that only a few surfers have, like Curren or Fabio Gouveia
