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The four-event Australian leg maxed out World Surf League competitors. Sally Fitzgibbons and Gabriel Medina won Rip Curl's Rottnest Island Search. ....
Community Despite his affinity for the icon, Colapinto took down Taj Burrow in the elimination round. Photo: Matt Dunbar/World Surf League It seems wild Western Australia continues to dazzle and throw competitors surprises and for some reprieve with challenging conditions at Strickland Bay divvying the competitive field up. The wave has proven super-fast, forcing the world’s best to position themselves with critical judgment before generating enough speed and ensuring their maneuvers throw the most water enough to garner the highest points. Or, as charismatic WSL commentator Ronnie Blakey so eloquently put it after one such turn, “it’s still raining at the Rotto pub with all that spray! ....
Griffin Colapinto Eliminated His Hero Taj Burrow From Rottnest Monday May 17, 2021 Staff When the news broke that Taj Burrow was going to slip into a jersey again, pro surfing fans were excited. Burrow is a legend, and his retirement from the tour was a blow. He spent nearly two decades going around the world as a competitor and had one of the most celebrated careers in surfing. For any grom, Taj was inspirational. So when Griffin Colapinto and Jack Freestone came up against him at the Rottnest event, it likely was a wild experience. “Taj Burrow has made a huge contribution to the sport of surfing,” said WSL Commissioner, Kieren Perrow after Burrow’s retirement. “He is a surfer who inspired generations and sparked an approach that has raised the level of performance surfing in competition to unprecedented levels. The WSL is extremely fortunate to have had Taj on tour for nearly two decades and we wish him all the best in the next chapter ....
Staff Just a few minutes into the first elimination round heat on Day Two of the Rip Curl Rottnest Search at Strickland Bay, a shark was spotted in the water nearby, pausing the heat (1:36:30 in the video above). Griffin Colapinto, Jack Freestone, and Taj Burrow were competing for a spot in the round of 32 after losing in their respective seeding rounds, when the horn sounded and jet skis came whizzing in to collect the surfers. As World Surf League Head of Competition Jessi Miley-Dyer explained, “We have a 200-meter radius that is an instant pull out for us… What we’re going to do now is have the plane and the drone sweep the area for us and when we’re absolutely sure [the shark] isn’t there we’ll restart.” ....
Four Down, Five (?) To Go Who’s in? Who’s cooked? The tour year is evolving, fast. Nick Carroll Link copied to clipboard So just like that the year’s half done. Margies was number four on the CT calendar. It was a great event with an ending that was both tragic and anti-climactic. Tragic for the Macaulay family, and by extension for most of the attendees, whose spirits were clearly fractured by the family’s sudden loss. Anti-climactic, because of injury and competitive errors by some of the great male surfers in the draw, who were thus absent, or in Jack Robinson’s case, 400 metres away surfing Box for other cameras entirely. ....