DUKE News Report for Day 1 of Surf City El Salvador ALAS Global Finals 2025

What happened on day 1 of the event in two minutes, with a special appearance by Lele Usuna

November 17, 2025

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Special coverage presented by Surf City - El Salvador Travel

The day's highlights included Europeans Ariane Ochoa from Spain and Gearoid McDaid, who achieved the highest scores in their divisions with their backside shots.

The action continues tomorrow with the entry of SUP Race and other categories debuting at the event.

Video by Sivar Films

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