The best photos from day 3 of the ISA Junior World Championships

Some images of the 84 series in almost 12 hours of championship that took place yesterday in Macumba


Special coverage presented by the International Surfing Association

This is how Day 3 of the ISA Junior World Championships went yesterday on Macumba Beach, Rio de Janeiro.

It was a marathon day with 84 series completed on two podiums and almost 12 hours of competition.

Below are some of the best photos from ISA Official Photographers Pablo Jimenez, Sean Evans and Jersson Barboza.

Day 4 of the event is live and you can watch it here.

Pancho Cosoleto of Argentina won both series in which he entered the World Cup.
Another who won both series he entered: Harley Walters from Australia.
Australian standout Lennix Smith is now into round 3 of the main event.
Tommas Layson from Barbados has a good level of surfing and is already in round 3.
Guilherme Lemos is a powerful Brazilian representative in Macumba.
He attacked hard from front and back.
A stylish curveball from Ocea Green who fell into the play-off in round 2.
Sanoa Olin sent one of the locals to the play-offs.
Canadian Wheeler Hasburg is already in round 3.
Noel de la Torre is already in round 3 of the main event.
Costa Rica's Tomas Pathenay is making a strong showing in the tournament; he is already in Round 3.
Good angle of Genesis Borja's good surfing as he made it into round 3.
Despite having the leash hooked around his back foot, Genesis was able to show the best of his surfing on this wave.
Great Britain's Lucas Skinner pulled off one of his best aerials of the event so far.
Precise and neat carving by Hans Odriozola.
Hans Aerial.
The Spanish Ibone Gómez showed a good level but fell to the repechage.
Janire González Etxebarri from Spain is already in round 3.
Finland's Eeli Tempero has been knocking out favourites in several ISA events already.
Eeli in a fun at Macumba that in a few days will become a swimming pool.
Axel Dominguez from France is already in round 3 for surfing like the one in the photo.
Another Frenchman who stands out: Iñigo Madina.
Naomy Saenz of Hawaii was eliminated from the playoffs despite performing maneuvers like the one in the photo.
Heading to land at Tama Hanneman Flat in Hawaii.
Japanese Rio Ono in the air of Macumba
Mexican Lucas Senkbeil is a firm standout in the tournament.
Cande Resano is already in round 3.
Peru's Marcelo Huamán narrowly missed out on a play-off.