QSs of Mar del Plata and Arica remain firm
If the end of the pandemic allows it, events are guaranteed for October and November, it is likely that the Latin Pipe Masters will drop to level 1500
The first time at El Gringo
A group of young people from Arica between 11 and 16 years old, accompanied by their coach, Gepeto Álvarez, entered the South American Pipe for the first time and here they tell their experience
A week in El Gringo
A video by Johannes Bock that reviews everything that happened inside and outside the Latin Pipe Masters
El Gringo's surfers and an inconsistency in the world of surfing
No one doubts that it is heavier than Pipe and Teahupoo, however, there is no one who can make a "career" just by riding that wave.
A board for El Gringo
Shaper Dario Milano outlines the key features of his model for the South American Pipeline
Four former champions share the key to winning at El Gringo
Gabriel Villarán, Guillermo Satt, Álvaro Malpartida and Tomás Tudela share their stories. They talk about the love for tubes, the fun in them, the knowledge and confidence
Jeronimo Vargas from Brazil won the Latin Pipe Masters
The Brazilian climbed 50 places in the rankings. Jacob Willcox of Australia placed second
Chumbo on the head
Lucas Chianca continues to dominate at El Gringo. Today he scored 18,60 out of 20 possible. Aliotti was the closest with 15,50
A new edition of the Latin Pipe Masters begins today
The Arica Pro Tour is much more than a QS 3000; legends are made at these events
An eventful day of training at El Gringo
Three surfers have already visited the hospital for injuries sustained in Pipe Latino
