…Lost extended its lead in the Vissla constructors' rankings
Sharp Eye remained in second, Channel Island third; John John brought Pyzel back into the top five and DHD is now fifth
Gabriela Bryan's victory and Sawyer Lindblad's second place in Western Australia were key for the …Lost brand to extend its lead in the Vissla shaper ranking after stage 5 of the CT 2024 concluded yesterday.
The boards shaped by Matt Biolos in San Clemente, California, also featured points from Griffin Colapinto who lost in the quarterfinals.
For their part, Marcio Zouvi's Sharp Eye remained in a good second place, greatly helped by Jack Robinson's great victory.
Brit Merrick's Channel Islands did not have any expressive results but accumulated good scores from previous tests and remained in third place.
Pyzel did make a strong entrance into the top 5 thanks to John John's second place and Tyler Wright's fifth.
Darren Handley's DHD dropped to fifth place and closed out the top five after halfway through the year.
Below are the details of the ranking:
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Defending champion …Lost took the lead in the Vissla constructors' rankings
The one-two of Houshmand and Colapinto was key to making this happen
DHD took the lead in the Vissla constructors' ranking
Followed by Town and Country in second, Sharp Eye third, Pyzel fourth and Channel Island fifth; the surprise is the absence of champion Mayhem
Sharp Eye takes the lead in the Vissla constructors' rankings
And with Griffin's win, Mayhem entered the top 5 for the first time this year.
Sharpeye remains at the top of the Vissla shaper rankings
DHD was the stage winner and got very close, Mayhem was moved to third position
Sharp Eye leads the Vissla ranking of shapers
Mayhem, Pyzel, Channel Islands and DHD, in that order, round out the top 5.
Mayhem took the lead in the Vissla shapers ranking
The Biolos brand and Marcio Zouvi's brand separated themselves from the rest in the top 5 of the constructors' ranking
