The second edition of the South American adapted surfing competition was confirmed
It will be again in Mar del Plata, between the end of October and the beginning of November.
April 20
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Within the framework of the stage of the world surfing circuit that is taking place in Mar del Plata, the Rip Curl Pro Argentina, authorities of the organizing committee announced the second South American Adaptive Surfing Championship for late October, early November on Biología beach.
It is expected that once again this year the best athletes from South America and the world will be present at the Argentine surfing stadium, competing in the same categories as in 2018:
ASI assisted men
ASI Ladies assisted
ASI not assisted
AS1
AS2
AS3
AS4
AS4 Ladies
AS5
AS5 Ladies
AS6
The tournament will also mark the beginning of the 2019-2020 Argentine professional surfing tour.
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