ASP International News (02/2008) III
Fantasy Island 
The ASP World Tour and ASP Women’s World Tour seasons are once again upon us and that means that everyone, and we mean EVERYONE, needs to get their Fantasy Surfer teams picked before the start of the season. Fantasy Surfer and the ASP will be rolling out bigger, better and more prizes as well as some big incentives for the overall ratings leaders. Be sure to play both the men’s and the women’s to qualify for the big prizes. Sign up today to lock your teams in for the Quiksilver and Roxy Pros!
ASP WQS Situation Room - Monday, February 18, 2008
Perhaps the recent Presidential Primary Elections in the States have elicited a change of a different kind as the Americans are dominating the ASP WQS ratings after the first three events of the season. At present, the top four spots are held by Seppos, but bare in mind that the three events this season have been in Florida, Hawaii and Brazil. Congrats are in order for former ASP World Tour campaigner Raoni Monteiro (BRA) who took out the ASP WQS 5-Star Prime Hang Loose Pro in Brazil yesterday.
Meet a Rookie 2008: Aritz Aranburu
Although little is known about the first Basque surfer to ever qualify for the prestigious ASP World Tour, ASP European Tour Manager Gregoire Puget caught up with 2008 rookie Aritz Aranburu to get the inside scoop on this talented natural-footer. Aritz will do battle with the world’s best beginning at the Quiksilver Pro pres. by LG at Snapper Rocks from Mar. 22 – Feb. 5, 2008, but you can get all your background info here first.
A Word from Jimi Ripstix
With the ASP World Champions Crowning Banquet days away, the world’s best surfers and assorted industry celebrities are dusting off their black-and-whites and preparing for an evening of revelry and good times. In addition to awarding the most sought-after accolades in professional surfing, the night is also notorious for generating more than its fair share of memorable stories. ASP caught up with longtime banquet attendee Jimi Ripstix to get the lowdown on how to survive the biggest night in surfing.
Swell on the Way for Quiksilver and Roxy Pros
The fine folks at Coastal Watch, the official forecasters for the Quiksilver and Roxy Pros, are calling for a fetch of promising swell projected to hit for this season’s event at Snapper Rocks. In the midst of a mature La Nina cycle, Australia’s Gold Coast has been experiencing a run of good swell throughout the past few weeks, and it looks like more will be coming in this week. For a full report, read on…
The ASP World Tour and ASP Women’s World Tour seasons are once again upon us and that means that everyone, and we mean EVERYONE, needs to get their Fantasy Surfer teams picked before the start of the season. Fantasy Surfer and the ASP will be rolling out bigger, better and more prizes as well as some big incentives for the overall ratings leaders. Be sure to play both the men’s and the women’s to qualify for the big prizes. Sign up today to lock your teams in for the Quiksilver and Roxy Pros!
ASP WQS Situation Room - Monday, February 18, 2008
Perhaps the recent Presidential Primary Elections in the States have elicited a change of a different kind as the Americans are dominating the ASP WQS ratings after the first three events of the season. At present, the top four spots are held by Seppos, but bare in mind that the three events this season have been in Florida, Hawaii and Brazil. Congrats are in order for former ASP World Tour campaigner Raoni Monteiro (BRA) who took out the ASP WQS 5-Star Prime Hang Loose Pro in Brazil yesterday.
Meet a Rookie 2008: Aritz Aranburu
Although little is known about the first Basque surfer to ever qualify for the prestigious ASP World Tour, ASP European Tour Manager Gregoire Puget caught up with 2008 rookie Aritz Aranburu to get the inside scoop on this talented natural-footer. Aritz will do battle with the world’s best beginning at the Quiksilver Pro pres. by LG at Snapper Rocks from Mar. 22 – Feb. 5, 2008, but you can get all your background info here first.
A Word from Jimi Ripstix
With the ASP World Champions Crowning Banquet days away, the world’s best surfers and assorted industry celebrities are dusting off their black-and-whites and preparing for an evening of revelry and good times. In addition to awarding the most sought-after accolades in professional surfing, the night is also notorious for generating more than its fair share of memorable stories. ASP caught up with longtime banquet attendee Jimi Ripstix to get the lowdown on how to survive the biggest night in surfing.
Swell on the Way for Quiksilver and Roxy Pros
The fine folks at Coastal Watch, the official forecasters for the Quiksilver and Roxy Pros, are calling for a fetch of promising swell projected to hit for this season’s event at Snapper Rocks. In the midst of a mature La Nina cycle, Australia’s Gold Coast has been experiencing a run of good swell throughout the past few weeks, and it looks like more will be coming in this week. For a full report, read on…
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