The year will end with Quemao Class
The Atlantic Pipe Masters have been given the green light
The traditional Quemao Class will be held on December 29, 30 and 31, the organization confirmed in a press release announcing the “green light” for the tournament.
Forecasts show that the sea will rise on the scheduled date, with waves reaching up to 12 feet and moderate winds.
“What better way to end the year than with a unique show that will bring together the best surfers and bodyboarders in the world in Lanzarote,” says the statement, adding: “A total of 64 athletes, 32 surfers and 32 bodyboarders, are already on their way to the coastal town of La Santa, Tinajo, and will compete to engrave their names at the top and face the Quemao wave, one of the most powerful and dangerous in Europe.”
The latest guest list for the event included the following surfers:
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“It has been two incredible days in which the waves have been the protagonists and for me one of the most special championships that I have been able to compete in in my career,” said the Basque after the victory.
