Rider FilesRider Files: Multiple World Champion Adaptive Surfer Ant Smyth
Multiple Adaptive Surfing World Champion Ant Smyth has been there since the early days of competitive adaptive surfing. Now based in California, the South African is still competing at the highest level
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Rider FilesRider Files: Zoë Hauser
"My favourite wave pool is Alaïa Bay. This is where I train the most and where I feel at home. I love it because it’s a high-performance wave that lets me work on powerful turns and airs."
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Rider FilesRider Files: Warren Tuck
"The Wavepool Surf Tour is a whole new concept and could be a glimpse into the future of competitive surfing. It’s great to see age divisions that give us older crew a chance to get involved, too."
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Rider FilesRider Files: Rachel Bonhote-Mead
Swiss-Australian surfer Rachel Bonhote-Mead has spent a lifetime chasing waves across two continents.
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Rider FilesRider Files: Mahohi Nguyen Tang
Hong Kong's 11-year-old goofy-footer Mahohi Nguyen has already surfed wave pools in Europe and Asia, competed internationally and travelled the world in search of waves. Next on his list is the Wavepool Surf Tour.
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Rider FilesRider Files: Cam MacDougall
An ongoing series introducing Wavepool Surf Tour athletes.
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