The Gromskull Latin America is being defined between Chile, Peru and Brazil
Vidueira, Díaz, Sanday, Zariquey, Goldszmidt and Raupp are the finalists in the three categories in dispute
The Surflab Gromskull Latin America is experiencing its final stage this Sunday, with the finals currently being decided between Martin Vidueira from Chile and his compatriot Vicente Diaz in the men's junior category, Camila Sanday from Peru and Catalina Zariquey also from Peru in the women's junior category and Sean Goldszmidt, also Peruvian, facing Laura Raupp from Brazil in the mixed under 14 category.
Tomorrow at noon in Peru, the judges' votes will be made clear in a live broadcast and the big winners of a new online tournament that came about due to the Covid-19 pandemic will be announced.
The event started with 48 competitors in three divisions and now has six, with two finalists.
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Gromskull Latin America semi-finalists have been determined
The titles in the three divisions in dispute will be decided between Chile, El Salvador, Venezuela, Peru and Brazil.
The Gromskull Latin America SurfLab has already started
48 surfers from nine countries in America are in the middle of a battle to move forward right now in a new online tournament
Groms receive their online championship with SurfLab GromSkull Latin America
Three categories, four videos, 16 weight judges and the world watching to see who will be the winner.
