Surfing in Santiago 2023 will be free to the public
The competition program for the test was also released.
July 4, 2023
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Cover photo: Leilani is the favorite in Punta de Lobos. By WSL-Jimenez
The surfing competition in Santiago 2023 will be free of charge, the Pan American Games organizers announced in a document published on their website today when tickets went on sale.
The surfing tournament is scheduled to take place between October 24 and 30 in Punta de Lobos.
Unlike what happened in Lima 2019, when tickets were charged and sold out, for Santiago 2023, access will be free.
The schedule of activities for each day can be seen in the document.
In principle, there will be seven days of competition with the finals on the 30th.
However, it is known that this window can be used to choose the best days of waves in the test.
Below is the schedule:
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