WSL Lay Day: Additional Delay for Fiji Pro Surfing Championship

Wednesday, 21 August 2024, 19:20

WSL sees another lay day as the Fiji Pro surfing event is postponed due to poor conditions. This delay pushes back the race for vital Championship Finals spots. The world’s top surfers are eager to compete.
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WSL Lay Day: Additional Delay for Fiji Pro Surfing Championship

WSL Lay Day Postpones Fiji Pro Surfing Event

In an unexpected turn, the WSL has called for another lay day during the Fiji Pro surfing event due to unfavorable conditions. Surfers worldwide were ready to compete in the event, crucial for securing their places at the end-of-season Championship Finals.

Current Standings and Implications

The current situation means that determination for ranking will have to wait. Men's world No.1 John John Florence and his competitors, including Griffin Colapinto and Jack Robinson, are poised for action once the contest resumes. Meanwhile, the women’s side also has fierce competition with Caitlin Simmers leading the charge.

  • John John Florence: Already secured a Finals berth.
  • Griffin Colapinto: Strong contender for the top five.
  • Caitlin Simmers: World No.1 booked for Finals.

As this event marks the first Championship Tour stop in Fiji since 2017, anticipation among fans is sky-high. The event will conclude with the top surfers vying for the coveted spots in the Finals set for Lower Trestles next season.


This article was prepared using information from open sources in accordance with the principles of Ethical Policy. The editorial team is not responsible for absolute accuracy, as it relies on data from the sources referenced.


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