…Lost won the Vissla shaper ranking for the second year in a row
The top 5 was completed by Sharp Eye, Pyzel, Channel Island and DHD, in that order.
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The …Lost boards shaped by Matt Biolos, Mayhem, from San Clemente, California, were the grand champions of the Vissla builders ranking organized by the WSL together with the Vissla brand.
This is the second time the ranking has been made and the second time that …Lost has won, this time with a bigger difference over SharpEye, by 220.000 points to 150.000.
The top 5 of the ranking was completed by the Pyzel of John John and Tyler Wright, the Channel Islands of Chumbinho and Barron Mamiya and in fifth place the DHD of Ethan Ewing and Molly Picklum.
In the final stage Biolos maintained the distance thanks to the double victory of its team riders: Griffin Colapinto and Erin Brooks.
The result earns the shaper and his team a day at Kelly Slater's wave pool in Lemoore, California.
Top 5 final:
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Related Notes:
…Lost continued to extend the gap at the top of the Vissla shapers ranking
The fight was set between Biolos and Sharp Eye; Channel Islands, Pyzel and DHD are far between third and fifth
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.
…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
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
Mayhem strengthened its position in the Vissla shaper ranking again
With Yago's win and Carissa and Marks' thirds, he has pulled further away from DHD. Sharp Eye is still third but is closer; Pyzel is now fourth, having overtaken Channel Island.
