European Surfing Federation
The Objects
To establish and maintain a European federation to promote the interests of surfing in all its forms throughout all countries of Europe to which all recognised national surfing associations/bodies concerned with the sport of surf riding, surfing or its related activities may gain affiliation.
To encourage the formation of national surfing associations/bodies in the individual countries to promote, co-ordinate and control the activities of organised surfing within their own countries.
To promote uniformity of laws of control and regulation of surfing and surf riding throughout Europe, by encouraging national surfing institutions, organisations and associations to adopt the ESF’s established laws, rules and standards.
To make and amend rules as appropriate for the conducting of surfing contests and other surfing events, programmes and commissioners in Europe.
To co-ordinate the international activities of national surfing associations and bodies providing a forum for arranging international contests and organising the European surfing calendar within the international rules and calendar.
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Johanne and Kauli are making surfing shine worldwide.
Huge congratulations to the new Olympic Surfing Champion of Paris 2024, Kauli Vaast who won the gold medal in an amazing final against Australian CT surfer Jack Robinson.
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Day 8 - Mission accomplished: Spain wins the second Junior European title in a row !
July 26TH Santa Cruz
And Spain achieves its goal of becoming two times Junior European Champion in a row, beating France by a whisker (35 points), leaving host nation
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Day 7 - First finalists are locked in for tomorrow, day of all decisions
July 25TH Santa Cruz
And at day seven of the Eurosurf 2024, Santa Cruz was the stage for the main event decisive heats, with the first finalists of all divisions being
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Day 6 - Spain emerges from the fog
Closer to the title, day 6 of the Eurosurf Junior in Santa Cruz was the longest day of the event, with the first call at 6h30 and the final at 7h30.
Day 5, disturbed by fog and high tides
Raony Portilla shone through the fog in his longboard with a pinch of Brazilian sugar
Day 4 was a marathon with consequences in Santa Cruz
First losses for title contenders and a possible man down for Portugal