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Events

World Tour 2012: events and results

Contests from the world tour to the local club, with every heat and final placing. 91 events so far.

Records & stats

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2012 7 events

  • 7–16 Dec 2012

    Fronton Pro 2012

    El Fronton, Grand Canaria

    2011 World Tour · Stop 8

  • 2–13 Nov 2012

    2012 Encanto World Series

    Isabella, Middles Beach, Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico

    2012 IBA World Tour · Stop 7 2011 World Tour · Stop 7

    • Men: Jeff Hubbard

  • 28 Aug – 2 Sep 2012

    Sintra Pro 2012

    Praia Grande, Portugal, Portugal

    2011 World Tour · Stop 5

    • Men: Pierre-Louis Costes

  • 7–17 Jun 2012

    Brazilian Pro 2012

    Itacoatiara, Rio, Brazil, Brazil

    2011 World Tour · Stop 4

    • Men: Dave Winchester

  • 18–27 May 2012

    Arica Chilean Challenge 2012

    El Gringo, Arica, Chile, Chile

    2011 World Tour · Stop 3

    • Men: Dave Winchester

  • 26 Mar – 4 Apr 2012

    The Box Pro 2012

    Margaret River, West Aust

    2011 World Tour · Stop 2

    • Men: Mitch Rawlins

  • 14–24 Feb 2012

    IBA Pipeline Challenge 2012

    Pipeline, Hawaii, Hawaii

    2011 World Tour · Stop 1

    • Men: Jeff Hubbard

Every contest, every heat

Results here come straight from the draws: who surfed which heat, where they finished and the place, points and prize money that earned them, so careers can be followed event by event.