Among the finalists, Moisés takes second place at the ABF Desafío La Nilda, 2026 - Instagram IBC Competing against the best athletes on the planet, discovering new waves, and testing your skills in world-class conditions is an experience every athlete dreams of. However, behind every competition lies a reality that is rarely discussed: the high financial cost of following the international circuit. The 2026 IBC World Tour takes riders to destinations as diverse as Morocco, An

Italo Ferreira surfing at Punta Roca, Surf City El Salvador, 2025 - Emma Sharon / WSL The world rankings leader suffered an accident during a training session in El Salvador just hours before competing in the fifth stop of the World Surf League (WSL) Championship Tour (CT). The world's surfing elite will once again gather at the waves of Punta Roca in La Libertad for the Surf City El Salvador Pro 2026, scheduled to take place from June 5 to 15. This event represents a crucial

Rocky Point, Haleiwa, Hawaii - Via Surfline Just a few minutes from Pipeline lies Rocky Point, a surf spot that forms part of the famous stretch known as the “Seven Mile Miracle,” a concentration of world-class waves that attracts surfers from every continent each year. Unlike some of Hawaii’s giant breaks, Rocky Point typically offers more accessible wave sizes while remaining just as technically demanding. The wave breaks over a shallow reef and features multiple peaks that

Final scores of the Itacoatiara Pro 2026 - Via YouTube The Chilean celebrated a historic day by being crowned champion in Brazil after defeating South African Tristan Roberts in an exciting final held at one of the most challenging waves on the planet. The victory marks the greatest achievement of the Iquique rider’s career. After years competing on the world tour, Díaz earned his first win at an IBC World Tour event and reached the top of the podium in Brazil. Matías Díaz, c

César Bauer, Dropknee World Champion, IBA World Tour, 2010 - Firbas / via Agencia Andina ©️ Editora Perú In a discipline historically dominated by Hawaiian and Australian riders, César Bauer managed to break into the world elite and write one of the most important chapters in South American bodyboarding history. It was 2010, and the Peruvian rider had already achieved strong results throughout the IBA World Tour, showing consistency and solid performances across the circuit.