The best photos of the Glassy Waves Cup

This is how Matias Nobrega, Marcela Machado, Julian Schweizer, Arnold Glutz and Ines Beisso were consecrated


Special coverage presented by Glassy Waves 

Photos by Gerónimo Ribeiro - Maresurf 

Two days of fun waves defined the champions of the second stop of the Glassy Waves Triple Crown that took place in La Gorgorita or Boca de La Barra.

Matías Nóbrega, Marcela Machado, Julián Schweizer, Arnold Glutz and Inés Beisso were crowned champions and there were several other highlights as can be seen in the photos below.

Pignataro hanging the 10 makes it unclear whether he is going backside or frontside to the waves.
Hang heels by Nacho Pignataro
Beisso hangs the five on the way to victory in the women's longboard.
With radical attacks, Santi Medeiro stood out in the men's open and finished fourth.
Roberto Camblor, a youngster, stood out in round 1.
Alejo Marchando surfed well but was left behind by Roberto.
It was a day of fun to good waves on Saturday, as Delfina Morosini says.
Morosini from backside, in the critical.
Luisma with a headdress.
Good off the lip frontside by Guanaco who finished third in the event.
Santi González was a standout in the tournament.
In the photo, closing the third maneuver to score the best score of the morning: 8 points.
Juanma Aroztegui, attacking in the critical.
Always consistent: Patán Olarte placed second in the tournament.
Another one from Santi González.
Santi González climbing up.
Surfing like this, Matías Nóbrega won the event.
Behind that spray that he himself generated is Matías Nóbrega.
Highlight of the event and of Uruguayan surfing in recent months: Pancho Elías.
Nacho Silva attacking in the critical.
Juanma Aroztegui fitting into the Boca section.
Medeiro in the critical.
Luisma surfed very well in the grand final.
Nóbrega marking 11:49
Another of Matías Nóbrega's winning aerial shots.
Marcela Machado won the event and took home $500.
Pato Díaz finished third.
Juani Gayol had the chance to make it to the grand final but succumbed to nerves in two golden opportunities that the sea gave him. The Montevideo native showed a great level of longboarding.
Schweizer hanging all 10 on the way to victory.