ASP World Turn

The World Championship Tour (WCT) organized by the Association of the professional surfers (ASP) is the championship of the world bringing together the best professional surfers. It consists of a series of 10 tests for the men and 7 for the women, divided on the whole of the sphere (Australia, Chile, South Africa, Fiji, Tahiti, France, Spain, Brésil, Hawaii and the United States).

Unfolding

The championship generally takes place between the months of February and December. The classification is carried out thanks to a system of points acquired by the surfers with each test. For the men, only the 8 best handles are entered, and 6 the best for the women. The surfer who has the most point at the conclusion of the last stage, the Rip Curl Pipeline Masters on the island of Oahu to Hawaii, is declared victorious.

List winners

Man

Kelly Slater gained 8 championships of the world, which makes of him the man more titrated in the history of the championship of the world of Surf. With its title of 2006, it becomes at 34 years the oldest world champion, after having been youngest in 1992 (20 years). It is currently 1st classification 2006 and already gained the title because it has a great advance on its principal applicants.
Mark Richards took down 4 titles, Tom Curren and Andy Irons had of it 3.
In 431 competitions, the surfers Australia NS gained 215, the American of them 174, the English 16, the Brésil iens and southern African 13.

Woman

Layne Beachley gained 7 championship of the world what makes of it the woman more titrated in the history of the championship of the world of Surf. With its title of 2006, it becomes at 33 years oldest of the world champions

Detailed prize list

2007 Men

Calendar

Participants

2006 Men

Calendar

Classification 2006

|- ! colspan=" 12" style=" background: #BFD7FF; " | next classification on December 20th, 2006 |- style=" vertical-align: signal; " ! colspan=" 2" bgcolor=" #003399" | Etape 11/11 Pipe Master, Banzai Pipeline, north Shore d' Oahu, Hawaii, USA |}

To Mundaka, Kelly Slater allotted its 8th championship of the world of Surf, its principal rivals having been eliminated prematurely.

Classification 2005

2006 Women

Calendar

Classification

Participating

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