Rapa Nui Pro 2026: Who will be crowned national circuit champions?

The four-star event will award $3,840,000 in prize money and will be key to determining the national champions in the Open and Junior categories, for both women and men.

Roberto Araki National Champion 2025. LatinWave

From December 2 to 6, Rapa Nui Pro 2026 will bring together athletes from different regions of the country for the final stop of the National Surfing Circuit sanctioned by the Chilean Surfing Federation. The competition will put valuable ranking points on the line and mark the end of another season of Chilean surfing at one of the Pacific's most iconic locations.

The event will feature three days of competition in the water, with Master, Longboard, Open, Junior, Under-16, Under-14 and Under-12 categories for both women and men. An unaffiliated Under-10 category will also be included, expanding participation opportunities for the youngest athletes.

Surfers at Rapa Nui Pro 2025. FechSurf

In this context, the points available at the final stop will be crucial for those looking to improve their ranking positions. As a four-star event, first place awards 2,000 points, followed by 1,720 for second, 1,460 for third, 1,340 for fourth and 1,220 for fifth. These results could bring changes to the standings and affect the final rankings at the end of the 2026 season.

In the men's Open category, Nicolás Vargas currently leads the rankings with 2,830 points, followed by León de la Torre with 2,610. Lucas Magna sits in third place with 2,255 points, while Nicolás Undurraga ranks fourth with 2,160. Tomás Castillo completes the top five with 2,035 points.

Welcome Ceremony at Rapa Nui. FechSurf

In the women's Open category, Isidora Bultó leads the standings with 3,000 points. Chiara Bagoni sits in second place with 2,815, followed by María Weiss with 2,519 points. Paloma Santos ranks fourth with 2,510, while Trinidad Gómez completes the top five with 1,998 points.

The Junior categories will also feature important battles for ranking positions. In Junior women, María Weiss leads with 1,835 points, followed by Trinidad Gómez with 1,660 and Isidora Bultó with 1,500. Sara Lankin ranks fourth with 1,219 points, while Chiara Bagoni sits in fifth place with 1,195.

Aerial view of Rapa Nui. Fech Surf

In Junior men, Tomás Palma leads the standings with 1,810 points. Tomás García de la Huerta ranks second with 1,540, followed by Mateo Cisterna with 1,395. Pascual Llorens sits in fourth place with 1,360 points, while Simón García de la Huerta completes the top five with 1,345.

Bringing together athletes from different generations and disciplines, Rapa Nui Pro 2026 will welcome surfers looking to strengthen their positions in the national circuit, alongside young talents beginning to make their mark in competition. The final stop will be decisive in determining who finishes the year among the leading names in Chilean surfing and who will be crowned national champions.