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Lay-Day called in the Maldives
The worlds ‘most luxurious surfing event,’ the Four Seasons Maldives Surfing Champions Trophy will be put on hold today but looks set to get a start tomorrow with the forecast looking promising at the famed ‘Sultans Point’ for the rest of the week.
The call for a lay-day means competitors will have the day to enjoy everything Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Kuda Huraa and its surrounding waters and islands have to offer.
Check back tomorrow as event organisers hope to get competition underway with the single fin division at surfingchampionstrophy.com or worldsurfleague.com
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Juliana Ang
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Day three of the Four Seasons Maldives Surfing Champions Trophy followed a similar storyline to the previous rounds of competition as Joel Parkinson once again topped Adriano de Souza in their third straight final of the week.