Event One of the Hyundai Australian Boardriders Battle series wraps up on the Gold Coast

Published on 30/08/2021

GOLD COAST, QUEENSLAND (Saturday 28 August 2021) – Snapper Rocks Boardriders has taken out the first event of the 2021 Hyundai Australian Boardriders Battle at Tallebudgera Beach on the Gold Coast.

Snapper Rocks Boardriders won the final with a total point score of 32.77, followed by North Shore Boardriders (32.43), Burleigh Heads Boardriders (30.16) and Kawana Boardriders (22.99).

Snapper Rocks surfer, Raya Campbell, said the exciting finish was a great way to end the day.

“Team events are pretty nerve-wracking. You’re not just surfing for yourself, you’re surfing for all of your friends too.”

“It’s been a fantastic day. It’s such a unique event and everyone looks forward to competing in it each year.”

EVENT INFORMATION

Full results can be viewed on the Live Heats page.

Images from today’s action can be viewed in this Dropbox folder

The 2021 Hyundai Australian Boardriders Battle is proudly supported by Hyundai, Surfing Australia, Acciona, Gage Roads Brewery, Oakley and 2XP.

Kindest regards,

Mitchell Shepherd | Media and Communications Manager | 0418 201 700 | mitchell@surfingqueensland.com.au 

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