Following a turbulent weekend, with a fierce 10-meter swell and high spring tide battering the South African coast, all beach activities were suspended. Consequently, the Walker Bay Pro event was postponed for the initial days. The ocean calmed on Tuesday, allowing the IBC Women’s World Tour’s final leg to begin at Onrus Beach with 6…
Following a turbulent weekend, with a fierce 10-meter swell and high spring tide battering the South African coast, all beach activities were suspended. Consequently, the Walker Bay Pro event was postponed for the initial days. The ocean calmed on Tuesday, allowing the IBC Women’s World Tour’s final leg to begin at Onrus Beach with 6 to 8-foot waves.
In the non-elimination first round, international riders acquainted themselves with newly formed sandbanks from the storm. The slow round one, affected by a large swell and imperfect wind, made positioning challenging.
The competition will resume after the approaching storm passes, possibly with the ladies’ quarterfinals on Friday or Saturday, determining the year’s final seeding.
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