Alexandra Rinder Among Europe’s Best: Victory in Morocco and 5th Place on the 2025 European Bodyboard Tour

The Austra-German athlete shines through a solid season and an unforgettable victory in Dakhla, Morocco, securing a Top 5 finish in the continental ranking

The renowned bodyboarder Alexandra Rinder wrapped up one of her most consistent seasons yet, earning 5th place overall on the 2025 European Bodyboard Tour after a series of impressive performances that showcased her technical mastery, maturity, and deep connection to the ocean.

Her brightest moment came in Dakhla, Morocco, where she claimed a commanding victory against an elite field of competitors. With perfect waves and demanding conditions, Alexandra once again proved why she is regarded as one of the most complete athletes on tour — a true blend of tube control, fluid maneuvers, and an unbreakable mindset.

2025 was a year of travel, learning, and challenge. Rinder competed across France, Portugal, the Canary Islands, and Morocco, showing persistence and determination in every heat.

Her win in Dakhla was no coincidence — it was the culmination of years of discipline, experience, and an intuitive bond with the sea.

Every wave she rode reflected her signature balance of power and grace. “This fifth place means more than a ranking position. It’s a sign of growth, of love for the sport, and of the fact that I’m still learning every single day.”

With multiple world titles and a career that continues to inspire new generations, Alexandra remains a cornerstone of women’s bodyboarding. Her dedication in and out of the water has made her a symbol of perseverance, humility, and passion.

“Alexandra embodies the spirit of Queen of the Wave: women who push the limits, reinvent themselves and live the ocean with soul.” — Valentina Rozental, Director of 'Queen of the Wave'

Alexandra’s 2025 season closes with a powerful message: dreams don’t end with rankings — they evolve into new challenges. She is already preparing for her next chapter, aiming to keep conquering waves — and hearts — around the world. The sea remains her home. And she is one of its strongest voices.