Spain dominated the women's section of the European surfing championship, the Pro Espinho, which concluded with fun, one-metre breaking right-handers at Portugal's Praia da Baia.

Both first place and second place in the event, occupied by Janire González Etxebarri and Lucía Machado respectively, went to the red team.

It is the most important title of González Etxebarri's career, which spans 15 years and he has been standing out in international events.

The result of both was pure backside attack and with similar results, both had a good wave and a bad backside. The final score was:

1: Janire González: 10,6 (7+3,6)
2: Lucia Machado: 10,23 (6+4,23)
3: Ainhoa ​​Leiceaga 7,10 (2,83+4,27)
4: Rachel Presti 6,10 (6,10 + 0 for interference she committed).

At the men's level, the best Spaniards in the event were Peru Zuniga and Néstor García who placed ninth and Paolo Giorgi and Markel Vizcarguenaga who placed 13th.

Tahitian Kauli Vaast was crowned European champion in his category, leaving Afonso Antunes of Portugal in second, Kylian Guerin of France in third and Guilhermo Ribeiro of Portugal in fourth.