
The Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach, the second of 11 stops on the 2008 ASP World Tour, is the longest-running event in professional surfing history. To ‘ring the bell’ – or win the coveted bell-shaped trophy – is considered one of the sport’s highest honors.

The Goanna Pro Tapia, an ASP WQS 1 STAR event, will launch the 2008 European Pro Surf tour next week, giving the regional tour its kick-off on the North coast of Spain, in the Asturies region from March 20 to 22.

Australian surf stars Owen Wright (Culburra) and Laura Enever (Narrabeen) have trumped a class field of international challengers to claim victories at the Billabong Pro Junior Series in Taranaki, New Zealand.

Some 400 million years ago the amphibians were born when a “fish” named Tiktaalik, belonging to the Sarcoptergii decided it was time to crawl onto land.

Eight times World Champion Kelly Slater has once again proven he is the man to beat by winning the Quiksilver Pro on Australia’s Gold Coast. Kelly defeated the reigning World Champion Mick Fanning in the final that produced high scoring rides and an impressive display of modern day performance surfing.

When a 15 year old sun-bleached, cheecky kid walked up to Dragon at Narrabeen in 1996,

Eight-time ASP World Champion Kelly Slater (USA) is once again World No. 1 after beating Reigning ASP World Champion Mick Fanning (AUS) at his home break of Snapper Rocks.

Jeremy Flores (FRA) lost to Kelly Slater (USA) in Semifinal #2 of the Quiksilver Pro Gold Coast pres. by LG today, in consistent three foot (1 meter) waves at Snapper Rocks.

Former ASP World Champions Kelly Slater (USA) and Andy Irons (HAW) brought their championship form to the beach to advance into Round 4 of the Quiksilver Pro Gold Coast pres. by LG today.