Justine Dupont, Lacanau, France.
A second place at the Women's Pe'ahi Challenge and a robust upbringing in the heavy French beachbreaks sees Justine Dupont as a female surfer with a lot of depth and potential, the skills needed to advance in this tricky category.
Dupont is the one female surfer that loves having a go at Nazaré. She grabs the rope and gets towed into some absolute beasts, whether they are lefts or rights. Dupont has shown of late that her commitment to big surf is very strong, and she could well be in the midst of the next big female charge when it comes. Her Nazaré performances could see her taking a deserved prize in the Women's Performance Awards category.
Women's Performance Awards Nominee - Justine Dupont
WSL
Justine Dupont, Lacanau, France.
A second place at the Women's Pe'ahi Challenge and a robust upbringing in the heavy French beachbreaks sees Justine Dupont as a female surfer with a lot of depth and potential, the skills needed to advance in this tricky category.
Dupont is the one female surfer that loves having a go at Nazaré. She grabs the rope and gets towed into some absolute beasts, whether they are lefts or rights. Dupont has shown of late that her commitment to big surf is very strong, and she could well be in the midst of the next big female charge when it comes. Her Nazaré performances could see her taking a deserved prize in the Women's Performance Awards category.
Justine Dupont
Little A-frame peak provides the goods on Day 3.
The first set of 2019 WSL Big Wave Awards Nominees are in with some of the year's most incredible rides and spills of the 2018/19 season.
2019 Women's Paddle Record Nominee: Justine Dupont at Jaws, Maui, Hawaii on November 26, 2018. Photos by Ryan Craig, Dooma Photos and
2019 Women's Biggest Paddle Wave Record Contender: Justine Dupont at Jaws, Maui, Hawaii on November 26, 2018. Video by Antione Chicoye.
2019 Women's Biggest Wave Nominee: Justine Dupont at at Nazare, Portugal on November 18, 2018. Photos by Mike Jones and Pedro Vilela.
Europe
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