QS 6000 confirmed in Fernando de Noronha

The tour returns to Brazilian Hawaii from February 19 to 24


The traditional Hang Loose Pro Contest will return to the waves of Cacimba do Padre, in Fernando de Noronha with a QS 6000 that will take place between February 19 and 24, the WSL South America reported in a press release two days ago.

This tournament was held in Hawaii, Brazil, on several occasions between the late 2012s and 2007, when it was last held there. In XNUMX, for example, the Spaniard Aritz Aranburu was the champion of the stage.

This will be the first QS 6000 of the year, before the traditional tournaments in Newcastle and Sydney, Australia. It will award 130.000 dollars, of which 25.000 will go to the champion.

The Hang Loose Pro Contest is one of the most traditional surfing tournaments in the history of Brazil. It began in 1986 and had exactly 31 editions.

Hawaii in Brazil is once again the venue for a stage of the Tour. All photos: WSL/Stergiou

These were all the champions in the history of the tournament and the place where they were held:
1986 - Dave Macaulay – Australia, Praia da Joaquina, in Florianópolis/SC

1987 - Tom Carroll – Australia, Praia da Joaquina, in Florianópolis/SC

1988 - Tom Carroll – Australia, Praia da Joaquina, in Florianópolis/SC

1989 - Glen Winton – Australia, Praia da Joaquina, in Florianópolis/SC

1990 - Fábio Gouveia – Brazil (Paraíba), Praia das Pitangueiras, in Guarujá/SP

1991 - Nicky Wood – Australia, Praia das Pitangueiras, in Guarujá/SP

1992 - Nicky Wood – Australia, Praia das Pitangueiras, in Guarujá/SP

1993 - Joey Jenkins – United States, Praia das Pitangueiras, in Guarujá/SP

1994 - Matt Hoy – Austrália, Praia das Pitangueiras, in Guarujá/SP

1995 - Peterson Rosa – Brazil (Paraná), Praia das Pitangueiras, in Guarujá/SP

1996 - Fábio Silva – Brazil (Ceará), Maracaípe Bay, in Ipojuca/PE

1997 - Marcelo Nunes – Brazil (Rio Grande do Norte), in Maracaípe Bay, in Ipojuca/PE

1998 - Armando Daltro – Brazil (Bahia), Praia de Gaibú, in Cabo de Santo Agostinho/PE

1999 - Richard Lovett – Australia, Maracaípe Bay, in Ipojuca/PE

1999 - Peterson Rosa – Brazil (Paraná), Praia de Maresias, in São Sebastião/SP

2000 - Guilherme Herdy – Brazil (Rio de Janeiro – Praia da Cacimba do Padre, in Fernando de Noronha/PE

2000 - Crhistiano Spirro – Brazil (Bahia) – on Maresias Beach, in São Sebastião/SP

2001 - Fábio Silva – Brazil (Ceará), Praia da Cacimba (com finais no Abras), in Fernando de Noronha/PE

2002 - Victor Ribas – Brazil (Rio de Janeiro), Praia da Cacimba do Padre, in Fernando de Noronha/PE

2003 - Neco Padaratz – Brazil (Santa Catarina), Praia da Cacimba do Padre, in Fernando de Noronha/PE

2004 - Warwick Wright – Africa do Sul, on Praia da Cacimba do Padre, in Fernando de Noronha/PE

2005 - Bobby Martinez – United States, at Praia Cacimba do Padre, in Fernando de Noronha/PE

2006 - Jean da Silva – Brazil (Santa Catarina), Praia da Cacimba do Padre, in Fernando de Noronha/PE

2007 - Aritz Aranburu – Spain, Praia da Cacimba do Padre, in Fernando de Noronha/PE

2008 - Raoni Monteiro – Brazil (Rio de Janeiro), Praia da Cacimba do Padre, in Fernando de Noronha/PE

2009 - Bruno Santos - Brazil - Brazil (Rio de Janeiro), Praia da Cacimba do Padre, in Fernando de Noronha/PE

2010 - CJ Hobgood – United States, Praia da Cacimba do Padre, in Fernando de Noronha/PE

2011 - Alejo Muniz – Brazil (Santa Catarina), Praia da Cacimba do Padre, in Fernando de Noronha/PE

2012 - Miguel Pupo - Brazil (São Paulo), Praia da Cacimba do Padre, in Fernando de Noronha/PE

2016 - Kanoa Igarashi – United States, Praia da Joaquina, in Florianópolis/SC

2017 - Deivid Silva – Brazil (São Paulo), Praia de Maresias, in São Sebastião/SP