Pantin prepares to host the 29th edition of this classic event in Galicia.
The European seven-event summer leg continues this week and heads to the Western tip of Spain for the 29th edition of the Pantin Classic Galicia Pro.
A combined men and women's QS6,000 event, this year's Pantin Classic will host the very best of the QS field internationally as well as a few Championship Tour surfers and play a vital role in the qualifying campaigns of the next generation of surfing talent.
Past editions of the event have seen the greatest champions compete in classic conditions and the 2016 edition will undoubtedly serve up another fantastic week of surfing action in the Pantin waters.
The venue: la playa de Pantin is a naturally built surfing arena with a large grassy area dominating the pristine beach. Swells come hit the sandbanks here and produce powerful waves, perfect for high-performance surfing.
Monday will see the Pantin Classic Pro Heritage Trials unfold, the newest addition in Pantin to award one final wildcard into the main event. Twenty-four surfers, including twelve past competitors and their twelve mentees will have a shot at entering the coveted QS6,000 event.
Best seats in the house - WSL / Thomas Lodin
In 2016, the Pantin Classic Galicia Pro also takes a leap forward in protecting the astonishing environment surrounding the event, with the Pantin Ecosurf initiative. Event officials aim to develop awareness of the unique beauty and fragility of the Pantin area and the necessity to help preserve its biodiversity. More details on this can be found on the event's website.
QS Stars Head to Spain for 29th Pantin Classic Galicia Pro
WSL
The European seven-event summer leg continues this week and heads to the Western tip of Spain for the 29th edition of the Pantin Classic Galicia Pro.
A combined men and women's QS6,000 event, this year's Pantin Classic will host the very best of the QS field internationally as well as a few Championship Tour surfers and play a vital role in the qualifying campaigns of the next generation of surfing talent.
Past editions of the event have seen the greatest champions compete in classic conditions and the 2016 edition will undoubtedly serve up another fantastic week of surfing action in the Pantin waters.
The venue: la playa de Pantin is a naturally built surfing arena with a large grassy area dominating the pristine beach. Swells come hit the sandbanks here and produce powerful waves, perfect for high-performance surfing.
Monday will see the Pantin Classic Pro Heritage Trials unfold, the newest addition in Pantin to award one final wildcard into the main event. Twenty-four surfers, including twelve past competitors and their twelve mentees will have a shot at entering the coveted QS6,000 event.
In 2016, the Pantin Classic Galicia Pro also takes a leap forward in protecting the astonishing environment surrounding the event, with the Pantin Ecosurf initiative. Event officials aim to develop awareness of the unique beauty and fragility of the Pantin area and the necessity to help preserve its biodiversity. More details on this can be found on the event's website.
Pantin Classic Galicia Pro
Re-live some of the highlights from the 2016 Pantin Classic Galicia Pro.
Os norte-americanos Kanoa Igarashi e Sage Erickson foram os campeões do QS 6000 Pantin Classic Galicia Pro.
A long day of the patience game culminates with the crownings of Sage Erickson & Kanoa Igarashi as Pantin Classic Galicia Pro Champions.
Californians Igarashi and Erickson dominate finals day to take home the 2016 Pantin crown.
Silvana Lima terminou em 5º lugar no QS 6000 Pantin Classic Galicia Pro e permanece no grupo que sobe para a elite da WSL.
News
"Nets for Change" Initiative Will Remove Abandoned Fishing Nets from the Ocean and Repurpose Them as Basketball Nets at Community Courts in
Five years in the making, the QS is back on mainland Mexico's famed stretch of beach, La Zicatela, for 1,000 valuable points.
Relive one of Puerto Escondido's own, Tehuen Petroni, charge through Quarterfinals to earn a place into the Semifinals at his home break.
The QS is back at the famed stretch of La Zicatela for the first time since 2019 with some of Mexico's premier competitors set to clash
2019 marked the last time QS competitors put on a showcase in solid Puerto Escondido conditions and John Mel earned his first-ever victory.