Sharpeye regains the lead in the Vissla shapers ranking
Mayhem returned to second and DHD, Channel Island and Pyzel remain in the top five in that order.
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Jack Robinson's runner-up finish, along with semi-final finishes by Macy Callghan and Tatiana Weston Webb and quarter-final finishes by Samuel Pupo and Rio Waida, have returned the top spot in the rankings to the Sharpeye boards made by Brazilian shaper Marcio Zouvi.
In second place and with merits in the Portuguese event that just ended now is now second again Matt Biolos, creator of Mayhem who achieved the third place of Yago Dora, the quarterfinals of Griffin Colapinto.
Appearing in third place is Australians Sophie McCulloch, Molly Picklum and Connor O'Leary.
In fourth place and in a fight that has been going on since the beginning of the rankings is Channel Island, who today scored the winning goal through Joao Chianca.
Closing the list is John John's Pyzel, which dropped in the rankings.
Here are the scores:
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Related Notes:
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
Sharp Eye leads the Vissla ranking of shapers
Mayhem, Pyzel, Channel Islands and DHD, in that order, round out the top 5.
Carissa Moore wins the Roxy Pro France and moves away from the top of the rankings
With two shots she defeated Caroline Marks in the grand final and now everything looks good for her to win her fourth title
Stephanie Gilmore wins in Rio and strengthens her position at the top of the rankings
She beat Lakey Peterson in the grand final and is going to Indonesia in yellow lycra
Stephanie Gilmore wins at JBay and takes the lead in the rankings
With an impressive display of surfing, the Australian deservedly won the event and is going for her seventh title.
Marco Mignot won in Sopela and took the lead in the ranking
Spaniards Diego Suárez and Iara Domínguez were runners-up. Despite an early defeat, Nadia Erostarbe remains the leader in the women's category
