Jeffreys Bay, or J-Bay as it's known throughout the surfing community is listed as being among the five most famous surfing destinations in the world, and as always hosts the annual Billabong Pro ASP World Tour event. For almost 50 years South Africa's pride and joy has been attracting competitors and spectators from around the world to revel in the might of the world's finest right-hand pointbreak.
Often a turning point in the season, the Billabong Pro has the real propensity to make or break a world title bid, and with over $340,000 in prize money up for grabs there is always a lot at stake. For some though 'Supertubes' is worth so much more than the cash on offer, for the surfing elite it's all about becoming 'good at J-Bay'.
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Surfing: Kelly Slater Declared World No. 1 7/11/2011
Kelly Slater made surfing history this weekend when he was crowned ASP world champion for the 11th time...
Quicksilver Pro France: Red Bull Surfer Wilson Takes Silver 12/10/2011
Red Bull surfers Jordy Smith and Julian Wilson performed brilliantly at the Quicksilver Pro France, stop number eight on the 2011 ASP World Tour
Hurley Pro Trestles 2011: Surf stars show class in California 21/09/2011
The big guns of the ASP World Tour stamped their authority on the Hurley Pro at Trestles, California by reaching the latter stages as the competition heads to the business end this week...
Quiksilver Pro New York: Wright takes surfing's biggest prize 10/09/2011
21-year-old Australian Owen Wright has claimed his maiden ASP Dream Tour victory, taking out the inaugural Quiksilver Pro New York over Kelly Slater to earn the historic US $300,000 first-place prize...
ASP Billabong Pro Jeffreys Bay