Waiting periods announced for WSL big wave championships
Repeat formula: Tow-in event in Nazaré and rowing in Peahi
The WSL has repeated the formula for big wave events this season in the northern hemisphere: There will be a Peahi Challenge and Tow in Nazaré, according to the live broadcast of the Ericeira Challenger.
Both events have the same waiting period: From November 1st to March 31st.
Nazaré is an exclusive tow-in event organized by couples who compete for the highest sum, among other prizes, and Peahi follows the classic format of big wave events.
The list of guests for each of the championships remains to be known.

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