Caroline Marks tested positive for Covid and will not travel to Australia
He will try to recover as soon as possible to be present in the next three stages of the Australian leg.
Top 5 CT player and US Olympic qualifier Caroline Marks did not travel on the WSL charter flight to participate in the Australian leg because she tested positive for Covid-19, she reported on her Instagram.
He said he is following all protocols to be able to return when he is no longer suffering from the disease.
This means that two Americans will not be at the Newcastle event: Kelly Slater, who is nursing several injuries, and Marks herself.
Several of the world's top surfers and WSL staff members left yesterday on a charter flight from Los Angeles to Sydney.
After arriving, athletes will have to spend two weeks in quarantine in an assigned hotel.
They will compete in the second stage of the CT in Newcastle from 1 April, followed by stages in Narrabeen, Margaret River and Rottnest Island.
Related Notes:
Caroline Marks won in Los Cabos and guaranteed herself a spot in the CT 2019
June 17, 2018
She beat Tatiana Weston-Webb in a close final of pure backside attack. Andrew and Lima placed third
Latin champion Lucas Madrid tested positive for Covid-19
March 26th, 2020
"I want to use this video to raise awareness. I have not had direct contact with anyone who has tested positive and I have been at home for eight days," he says in a video he shared on social media.
Latin Hawaii pre-covid
December 1, 2020
With Marcos Hootman, Cesar Petroni, Cabezon Goncalves, Fran Ferreras, Mauro Diaz, Cristobal de Col and more
Taj and Dakoda on a trip to Australia
July 24, 2018
Tubes and many aerials from the veteran and the young promise
Canary Covid with Paolo and Nacho
November 11, 2020
A briefing on what happened in Tenerife after the pandemic
Hunting slabs in Western Australia
May 22, 2018


















