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Team Chile concludes its participation in the South American Games with two silver medals
Over seven days of competition, the national team represented Chile in Shortboard, Longboard and Bodyboard, earning second-place finishes in both the men’s and women’s divisions of the latter discipline. This Friday, September 25, the Surfing finals were held at the Santa Fe 2026 South American Games. After seven days of competition, the national delegation concluded its participation with two podium finishes in Bodyboard. In the men’s final, Moises Silva faced Panama’s Edwin
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Sep 252 min read


The third stop of the Challenger Series takes place this weekend
The São Sebastião Pro takes place this weekend in Maresias, with Weslley Dantas leading the men's ranking and local wildcards Sophia Medina and Caio Costa in the spotlight.
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Sep 252 min read


Rip Curl Pro Olas del Desierto Florido 2026: professional surfing returns to Chañaral
The competition will take place from October 23 to 25 at Playa Portofino, bringing together national surfers in the Open, U16, Master +40 and ParaSurf categories. Portofino Beach, Chañaral, Atacama Region. Rip Curl For the fourth consecutive year, the Rip Curl Pro Olas del Desierto Florido will be part of Chile’s National Federated Surfing Circuit, once again bringing competition to one of northern Chile’s most iconic settings: the right-hand waves of Playa Portofino, in the
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Sep 242 min read


Big Wave Challenge 2026: Meet the Main Standouts
Tom Lowe and Justine Dupont were recognized as the Surfers of the Year, while Natxo González, Izzi Gómez, Rodrigo Koxa and Michelle Des Bouillons took the top honors in some of the season's most outstanding big wave categories. The Big Wave Challenge 2026 has crowned its winners. The awards ceremony took place on September 19 at the Lido Theater in Newport Beach, California, recognizing the best big wave performances across ten categories. The edition was marked by big wave s
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Sep 232 min read


Namika Yamashita Claims Her First World Title
The Japanese rider advanced to the quarterfinals and secured the IBC World Tour crown after a season highlighted by victories in the Maldives and Sintra. Namika Yamashita wrote a new chapter in the history of Japanese bodyboarding by being crowned 2026 IBC World Tour Open Women's World Champion, bringing an end to a season in which she remained at the top of the rankings and confirmed her position among the discipline's leading riders. Namika Yamashita celebrates her first IB
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Sep 182 min read
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