These are the series of the Mexican Surf Web Series
After passing through South Africa, Chile, Japan and Brazil, the online world tour returned to the land where it was born; the event begins tomorrow
November 19, 2020
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The Surf Web Series Mexico will begin tomorrow, Friday, with the first round of the men's competition, which has 1 heats and brings together 12 of the best surfers in the country. There are 37 heats of three people and one of four.
Among the competitors you can see several talents such as Jafet Ramos, Sebastián Williams, Rey Hernández, Alan Cleland, Jimel and Jhony Corzo, Dylan Southworth, Angelo Lozano, Sasha Donnanno and Marcial Monreal among many others.
The series are arranged as follows:
The Mexican event will also have a women's stage and, for the first time in history, a big wave championship.
We will expand.
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