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.
March 16th, 2024
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Sharp Eye, the brand of Brazilian shaper Marcio Zouvi, took the lead in the Vissla constructors' ranking after the conclusion of stage 3 of the CT, which concluded today Saturday in Portugal.
Johanne Defay's victory in the women's category, a surfer for the brand, was key for Sharp Eye to move from third to first in the top 5.
The other winning board was Griffin Colapinto's Mayhem, the defending constructors' champion, which took the brand from being outside the top five in the first two stages to now being in second place.
Now in third place are Ethan Ewing's DHD (which was in first place after Sunset), in fourth are Channel Island and in fifth are Pyzel.
Below are the details of the ranking:
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He pulled away from DHD, Sharpeye came close in third and Channel Island and Pyzel close in a distant fourth and fifth.
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