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Second Stop of the 2026 CT: The Surfing Elite Arrives in Western Australia
Griffin Colapinto of the United States surfing at the Western Australia Margaret River Pro 2025. Photo: WSL / Red Bull Content Pool Following the season opener at Bells Beach, the Championship Tour 2026 continues its Australian leg with the Western Australia Margaret River Pro 2026, scheduled to take place from April 16 to 26. Margaret River, known for its large and consistent waves, has been part of the world tour since 1985. The coastline features more than 75 breaks and is

Ayelet Fuentes Guerra
Apr 142 min read


What is a QS and How Does it Work Within the WSL?
The Qualifying Series (QS) is one of the competitive divisions that make up the structure of the World Surf League (WSL). Its main function is to organize and rank surfers within the professional system through a ranking that is built throughout the season. The QS takes place across different regions of the world and includes events that award varying points depending on their category. Each competition adds points to the official ranking, requiring athletes to strategically

Karina Rubilar
Apr 131 min read


Rachel Agüero to Represent Costa Rica at the Pan American Surfing Games
Our Queen Of The Wave, Rachel Agüero, is getting ready for one of the most important challenges of the season. From April 24 to May 3, she will compete at the 2026 Pan American Surfing Games in Playa Venao, Panama, marking the beginning of the Olympic cycle on the road to Los Angeles 2028. The event will bring together the best surfers from across the continent in a competition that has steadily established itself as one of the most relevant on the international calendar. Ove

Karina Rubilar
Apr 121 min read


Bodyboard is Now a Part of Iquique 2027
Iquique 2027 South American Beach Games - Municipality of Iquique Bodyboard has officially been added to the program of the Iquique 2027 South American Beach Games, marking a major milestone for one of the most representative sports of the city’s coastal identity. What just days ago was still in progress has now become a reality for Iquique. The decision was made on April 11 in Panama City, where the ODESUR Executive Committee approved its inclusion following a presentation l

Karina Rubilar
Apr 112 min read


Carissa Moore: From Waikiki to Changing the History of Women's Surfing
Carissa Moore surfing in Haleiwa - Ryan Miller / Red Bull Content Pool Before becoming a five-time world champion and Olympic medalist, she was already a standout from a young age, having won 11 amateur titles. 7-year-old Moore surfing, image taken from a news report - Ron Mizutani / KHON2 Hawaii Sports Born on August 27, 1992, in Honolulu, Hawaii, the surfer grew up in an environment that would shape her life from a very young age. Surrounded by surf culture, it was her fath

Ayelet Fuentes Guerra
Apr 104 min read
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