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Saturday, 15 December 2012 12:12 |
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The list of surfers that will compete at the 2013 ASP World Championship Tour has been defined.
The Billabong Pipe Masters in Memory of Andy Irons set the final rankings and decisive waves were surfed in the last heats of the Triple Crown of Surfing.
The top 22 ranked surfers on the year-end ASP World Championship Tour rankings earn direct access to the 2013 ASP World Tour. Kai Otton, from Australia, is the last one in the list.
Then, in order to get the complete roster, the top 10 surfers ranked on the year-end ASP World Rankings - and not including surfers qualifying in the Top 22 on the ASP WCT rankings – also win a ticket to the Dream Tour.
Tiago Pires is the last surfer to check-in at the 2013 ASP World Championship Tour. The Portuguese rider will join three other European surfers: Jeremy Flores, Michel Bourez and Glen Hall. The two wildcards chosen by the ASP World Tour are Dusty Payne and Raoni Monteiro.
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The final 2012 ASP World Championship Tour Rankings:
1. Joel Parkinson 2. Kelly Slater 3. Mick Fanning 4. John John Florence 5. Adriano De Souza 6. Taj Burrow 7. Gabriel Medina 8. Josh Kerr 9. Julian Wilson 10. Owen Wright 11. Jeremy Flores 12. Jordy Smith 13. CJ Hobgood 14. Adrian Buchan 15. Michel Bourez 16. Damien Hobgood 17. Miguel Pupo 18. Alejo Muniz 19. Kieren Perrow 20. Bede Durbidge 21. Travis Logie 22. Kai Otton 23. Kolohe Andino 24. Matt Wilkinson 25. Brett Simpson 26. Yadin Nicol 27. Heitor Alves 28. Raoni Monteiro 29. Tiago Pires Pires 20. Fredrick Patacchia 31. Taylor Knox 32. Adam Melling 33. Jadson Andre 34. Patrick Gudauskas 35. Dusty Payne 36. Willian Cardoso
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Top 10 surfers of the ASP Men's World Ranking, excluding WCT surfers:
13. Sebastian Zietz 17. Kolohe Andino 18. Matt Wilkinson 24. Glenn Hall 25. Brett Simpson 26. Filipe Toledo 27. Adam Melling 29. Nat Young 30. Fredrick Patacchia 31. Tiago Pires
ASP Wildcards:
1. Dusty Payne (HAW) 2. Raoni Monteiro (BRA)
ASP WCT Replacements (in the event of athlete withdrawal):
1. Patrick Gudaukas (USA) 2. Yadin Nicol (AUS) 3. Willian Cardoso (BRA) 4. Heitor Alves (BRA)
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