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BMX Park going BIG | First Practice at Red Bull Uncontained w/ Drew Bezanson & Daniel Wedemeijer
Courtesy of Red Bull Bike
Watch Red Bull Uncontained LIVE this Saturday from 8PM CEST – https://win.gs/Uncontained
The world’s best BMX Park riders take on the most challenging custom park ever built. Descending on Nijmegen, Nederlands this weekend is a selection of 16 world class riders, chosen by team captains Drew Bezanson and Daniel Wedemeijer. They have invited 7 riders to be part of their team to battle against each other based on best BMX tricks, flair/style, energy level, technique & execution.
Tune in LIVE from 20:00 CEST on Friday, Nov 30th on Red Bull TV https://win.gs/Uncontained19
TEAMS: Drew Bezanson (C) Irek Rizaev Jason Watts Morgan Wade Pat Casey Kieran Reilly Tom vd Bogaard Alex Coleborn Daniel Wedemeijer (C) Jake Leiva Paul Thoelen Tom Justice Declan Brooks Marin Rantes Ben Wallace Anthony Jeanjean
Update for lululemon Maui Pro: Next Call Saturday, Nov 30 at 7:30 AM HST
Courtesy of WSL – World Surf League
- No Competition Tomorrow, November 28, and Friday, November 29
- Promising Swell Forecast for This Weekend
- More Available at WorldSurfLeague.com
HONOLUA BAY, Maui, Hawaii/USA (Wednesday, November 27, 2019) – The holding pattern at the lululemon Maui Pro, the final stop on the World Surf League (WSL) Women’s Championship Tour (CT), will continue with the competition called OFF tomorrow, Thursday, November 28, and Friday, November 29. With promising swell forecast for the weekend, the next call will be Saturday, November 30 at 7:30 a.m. HST for a possible 8:05 a.m. start.
“We are looking at Saturday, Sunday, Monday, which all look really promising,” said Jessi Miley-Dyer, WSL VP of Tours and Competition. “We are supposed to get a more northerly swell, so none of that shadowing that we saw today, and it is probably going to be around six-foot. Our next call will be on Saturday at 7:30 a.m. HST.”
Carissa Moore (HAW), Lakey Peterson (USA), and Caroline Marks (USA)
are the only three women in contention for the 2019 World Title and
every heat will matter once the lululemon Maui Pro gets underway.
The World Title scenarios ahead of the lululemon Maui Pro:
- If Carissa Moore wins Maui, she clinches the World Title;
- If Moore gets a 2nd, Lakey Peterson needs a 1st to take the World Title from Moore;
- If Moore gets a 3rd, Peterson needs a 2nd & Caroline Marks a 1st;
- If Moore gets a 5th/9th/17th, Peterson needs 3rd & Marks a 2nd to force a 3-way Tie Surf Off for World Title decision in Maui
| The next call for the lululemon Maui Pro will be Saturday, November 30, at 7:30 a.m. HST for a possible 8:05 a.m. start. Once called on, the event will be broadcast LIVE on WorldSurfLeague.com and the free WSL app. Also, check local listings for coverage from the WSL’s broadcast partners. |
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lululemon Maui Pro Seeding Round 1 Matchups: Heat 1: Caroline Marks (USA), Nikki Van Dijk (AUS), Macy Callaghan (AUS) Heat 2: Lakey Peterson (USA), Silvana Lima (BRA), Tyler Wright (AUS) Heat 3: Carissa Moore (HAW), Coco Ho (HAW), Summer Macedo (HAW) Heat 4: Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS), Brisa Hennessy (CRI), Paige Hareb (NZL) Heat 5: Stephanie Gilmore (AUS), Malia Manuel (HAW), Keely Andrew (AUS) Heat 6: Tatiana Weston-Webb (BRA), Johanne Defay (FRA), Bronte Macaulay (AUS) |
AMSOIL Snocross National Historical Package
Courtesy of AMSOIL Snocross Championship
Children go free at the 2020 Norrbil Swedish FIM Speedway Grand Prix in Hallstavik on July 25
Courtesy of FIM Speedway Grand Prix
HALLSTAVIK TICKETS ON SALE NOW
Tickets for the Norrbil Swedish FIM Speedway Grand Prix in Hallstavik on July 25 are on sale, and children aged 15 and under go free.*
One of Sweden’s biggest nights of racing returns to the Credentia Arena, with tickets starting at just 265 SEK for adults.
Last season’s Norrbil Swedish SGP saw Russian racer Emil Sayfutdinov top the podium last summer for his first SGP win since 2013.
With Sweden’s world No.4 Fredrik Lindgren bidding to return to the SGP World Championship rostrum in 2020 and Antonio Lindback also flying the Swedish flag, the stakes are high in their homeland.
Former Rospiggarna favourites Greg Hancock, Jason Doyle, Max Fricke and Martin Vaculik will also be determined to put their Hallstavik experience to great use as they chase SGP points.
It’s one of the highlights of Sweden’s speedway calendar – make sure you’re part of it! Norrbil Swedish SGP tickets are on sale here now: http://bit.ly/2Dh02NW.
*Child ticket is for children aged 15 and under. Up to two children’s tickets will be issued free of charge (other than a transaction fee of 30 SEK per ticket) with a paying adult. Offer ends 23:59 CEST 23.07.2020 and is subject to availability.
Ticket sales for MXGP of Italy in Maggiora now open!
Courtesy of Youthstream Media Service Team
MONACO (Principality of Monaco) 26 November 2019 – Youthstream is delighted to announce that the ticket sales of the 2020 MXGP of Italy are now open!
The famous Maggiora circuit will host the MXGP of Italy on the 16th and 17th of May as it makes a return to the FIM Motocross World Championship calendar, since hosting a magnificent Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations back in 2016.
The 2016 Monster Energy FIM MXoN was nothing short of spectacular, attracting huge crowds from all over the world to celebrate the best riders from each country. That year it was Team France who took home the Chamberlain Trophy for the third time in a row, with Team Netherlands in second and USA third.
Maggiora Park has always been a fantastic facility that has a rich motocross history and is the perfect venue to host the Motocross World Championship in 2020.
Tickets are available now and if you buy before the 31st December 2019 you can save big thanks to the early bird discount.
Make sure you make the most of this offer and give your friends and family the perfect gift this Christmas, of an incredible weekend of intense MXGP race action!
Tickets for the MXGP of Italy in Maggiora are available here.
And click HERE link to have more details on the VIP Gold Skybox packages and have the ultimate MXGP experience.
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lululemon Maui Pro Called OFF Today and Tomorrow
Courtesy of WSL – World Surf League
- Small Surf Prompts Back-to-Back Lay Days for Women’s CT Season Finale
- Next Call: Wednesday, November 27 at 7:30 AM HST
- More Available at WorldSurfLeague.com
HONOLUA BAY, Maui, Hawaii/USA (Monday, November 25, 2019) – The lululemon Maui Pro, the final stop on the World Surf League (WSL) Women’s Championship Tour (CT), opened today but will see two consecutive lay days today and tomorrow due to small surf on offer at Honolua Bay. Event organizers will reconvene on Wednesday, November 27, at 7:30 a.m. HST to reassess the conditions and determine the next call.
“We are down here at the lululemon Maui Pro at Honolua Bay with today’s update,” said Jessi Miley-Dyer, WSL VP of Tours and Competition. “We are off today and tomorrow. The swell isn’t really getting in the bay. As always, it has to be really perfect to get in here, so we are going to be off. Looking forward, we have a little bit of hope for some waves around Thanksgiving, but definitely the first week of December we look like we have some considerable swell. We are going to get waves, it just depends on when they get here.”
Carissa Moore (HAW), Lakey Peterson (USA), and Caroline Marks (USA)
are the only three women in contention for the 2019 World Title and
every heat will matter once the lululemon Maui Pro gets underway.
The World Title scenarios ahead of the lululemon Maui Pro:
- If Carissa Moore wins Maui, she clinches the World Title;
- If Moore gets a 2nd, Lakey Peterson needs a 1st to take the World Title from Moore;
- If Moore gets a 3rd, Peterson needs a 2nd & Caroline Marks a 1st;
- If Moore gets a 5th/9th/17th, Peterson needs 3rd & Marks a 2nd to force a 3-way Tie Surf Off for World Title decision in Maui
| The next call for the lululemon Maui Pro will be Wednesday, November 27, at 7:30 a.m. HST for a possible 8:05 a.m. start. The event will be broadcast LIVE on WorldSurfLeague.com and the free WSL app. Also, check local listings for coverage from the WSL’s broadcast partners. |
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lululemon Maui Pro Seeding Round 1 Matchups: Heat 1: Caroline Marks (USA), Nikki Van Dijk (AUS), Macy Callaghan (AUS) Heat 2: Lakey Peterson (USA), Silvana Lima (BRA), Tyler Wright (AUS) Heat 3: Carissa Moore (HAW), Coco Ho (HAW), Summer Macedo (HAW) Heat 4: Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS), Brisa Hennessy (CRI), Paige Hareb (NZL) Heat 5: Stephanie Gilmore (AUS), Malia Manuel (HAW), Keely Andrew (AUS) Heat 6: Tatiana Weston-Webb (BRA), Johanne Defay (FRA), Bronte Macaulay (AUS) |
About the WSL
The World Surf League (WSL),
established in 1976, is the enablement platform for surfing and surfers
worldwide. The WSL is dedicated to changing the world through the
inspirational power of surfing by creating authentic events,
experiences, and storytelling to inspire a growing, global community to
live with purpose, originality, and stoke.
The WSL is a global
organization, headquartered in Santa Monica and with regional offices
in North America, Latin America, Asia Pacific, and EMEA. The WSL
possesses a deep appreciation for the sport’s rich heritage while
promoting progression, innovation, and performance at the highest
levels.
The WSL is comprised of Tours & Events, celebrating
the world’s best surfers across all disciplines and annually running
more than 180 global contests and crowning the undisputed World
Champions across all divisions; WSL WaveCo, where innovation meets
experience; and WSL Studios, which offers best in class storytelling
across competition, lifestyle, and conservation.
For more information, please visit WorldSurfLeague.com
2x WSL Champion Tyler Wright to Compete in lululemon Maui Pro
Courtesy of WSL – World Surf League
- After 17 Months of Illness, Wright Will Surf in Final Event of 2019 Season
- Local Wildcard Summer Macedo to Represent Maui on World Surfing Stage
- lululemon Maui Pro Will Decide 2019 World Champion at Honolua Bay
- More Available at WorldSurfLeague.com
| HONOLUA BAY, Maui, Hawaii/USA (Saturday, November 23, 2019) – 17 months ago, two-time World Surf League (WSL) Champion Tyler Wright (AUS) fell
ill in South Africa. Temporarily hospitalized, Wright was forced to
pull out of the Corona Open J-Bay and was diagnosed with Influenza A
with complications that sidelined her from competition since. Today, Wright announced that she is ready for her next phase of recovery – pulling on the jersey and surfing in a WSL Championship Tour (CT) event once again. The 25-year-old will compete in the final event of the 2019 season, the lululemon Maui Pro, with hopes of re-joining the WSL CT in the 2020 season. “Maui is the next step in my recovery process,” said Wright. “I’ve taken a lot of steps to get to this point, and it’s been a lot of hard work. And after Maui, there’ll be another step. I’m not sure what pulling the jersey on will be like, or what is going to happen. But I’m okay with that. That’s part of the reason why I’m here, to expose myself to that competitive environment again. It’s part of the recovery process and I’m ready to embrace it.” Prior to competing in Maui, Wright has spent the past few weeks chasing swells around the Hawaiian Islands, testing her strength in bigger waves. “I love being back in the water,” continued Wright. “I haven’t surfed this much since I was 14. I’ve got boards everywhere, I’m exposing myself to bigger and heavier waves and love it. “When I started feeling sick, they said I had Influenza A. I obviously had complications from that. It’s taken me 17 months to recover. It messed up my brain and my body. I can feel that I’ve been out of the water for a year-and-a-half. I can feel that I’m 10 kilograms lighter. Things are different. It is an adjusting period. But like I said I haven’t surfed as much as I have in the past few months as I have in the last couple of years. I’m excited about that and I’m excited about everything that I’m doing. It really is all a trial at the moment…it’s part of taking those steps to come back.” The last time Wright surfed at the Maui Pro, she claimed her second World Title in 2017. This year, the lululemon Maui Pro at Honolua Bay will host the World Title showdown between current World No. 1 Carissa Moore (HAW), No. 2 Lakey Peterson (USA), and No. 3 Caroline Marks (USA), and will also serve as the final provisional CT qualification pathway for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. |
| Wright will be against Peterson, the 2018 World Runner-up and 2019 World Title contender, and Silvana Lima (BRA) in the second heat of Seeding Round 1. This heat will follow Marks in Round 1, who will face Australians Nikki Van Dijk and rookie Macy Callaghan. Moore will surf against event wildcard Summer Macedo (HAW) and Coco Ho (HAW) in Heat 3. Maui local Macedo made a splash last year at the Maui Pro with a big opening-round win. Hoping to repeat that success and go even further in the event, Macedo could shake up the World Title race in the process. |
| The World Title scenarios ahead of the lululemon Maui Pro: If Carissa Moore wins Maui, she clinches the World Title; If Moore gets a 2nd, Lakey Peterson needs a 1st to take the World Title from Moore; If Moore gets a 3rd, Peterson needs a 2nd & Caroline Marks a 1st; If Moore gets a 5th/9th/17th, Peterson needs 3rd & Marks a 2nd to force a 3-way Tie Surf Off for World Title decision in Maui |
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lululemon Maui Pro Seeding Round 1 Matchups: Heat 1: Caroline Marks (USA), Nikki Van Dijk (AUS), Macy Callaghan (AUS) Heat 2: Lakey Peterson (USA), Silvana Lima (BRA), Tyler Wright (AUS) Heat 3: Carissa Moore (HAW), Coco Ho (HAW), Summer Macedo (HAW) Heat 4: Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS), Brisa Hennessy (CRI), Paige Hareb (NZL) Heat 5: Stephanie Gilmore (AUS), Malia Manuel (HAW), Keely Andrew (AUS) Heat 6: Tatiana Weston-Webb (BRA), Johanne Defay (FRA), Bronte Macaulay (AUS) |
| The holding period for the lululemon Maui Pro opens on November 25 and runs through December 6, 2019. The event will be broadcast LIVE on WorldSurfLeague.com and the free WSL app. Also, check local listings for coverage from the WSL’s broadcast partners. |
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