Isidora and Matilda Bultó, Chilean surfers who will compete in the Natal QS. Photo: Lorena Lara The sisters will take part in the third stop of the Circuito Banco do Brasil de Surfe, looking to continue climbing the WSL South America rankings. The surfers from Iquique traveled to Brazil to compete in the third stage of the 2026/2027 season of the Circuito Banco do Brasil de Surfe, which will take place from August 7 to 9 at Praia de Miami, Natal, following the previous stops

Constanza Soto celebrating her victory in the Women's Open Bodyboard final The competition brought together the country's top athletes at the iconic Arica wave, where León de la Torre, Isidora Bultó, Rodrigo Silva, and Constanza Soto claimed the Open titles in the fourth stop of the Chilean National Surf Circuit and the opening event of the National Bodyboard Circuit. Men's Open Surf finalists On the final day, León de la Torre secured first place in the Men's Open Surf divis

2025 Chilean National Surfing and Bodyboarding Team - Via FechSurf Viviana Araya, Isidora Bultó and Matilda Bultó have been officially selected in their respective disciplines for the Chilean National Team training camp, which will take place in July in Arica. The camp will bring together some of Chile's top surfing and bodyboarding athletes with the goal of selecting the teams that will represent the country in the season's major international competitions. The rosters were

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

Agüero with her shortboard 2023 – via Instagram At just 20 years old, the surfer is experiencing one of the most important moments of her career after leading the 2026 National Circuit and being confirmed as part of Costa Rica’s delegation for the 2026 Pan American Surfing Games, reaffirming her international projection. Born on March 26, 2006, Rachel spent much of her childhood in Río Segundo, in the province of Alajuela. Despite growing up far from the ocean, she developed