Rip Curl Search

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Rip Curl Search formerly known as Rip Curl Search or Rip Curl Pro Search, is a professional surfing competition of the WSL World Tour[1] which took place every year in October and November always in some places around the world, seeking to take the ASP World Tour to new locations and expand surfing.[2] The event was first founded in 2005 as Rip Curl Search.[3]

SportSurfing
Most recent
champions
Brazil Gabriel Medina (men)
Australia Stephanie Gilmore (women)
Most titlesAustralia Mick Fanning, Hawaii Andy Irons (2 Titles) (men)
Australia Stephanie Gilmore, Hawaii Coco Ho (1 Title) (women)
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Rip Curl Search
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Current sports event Rip Curl Searchl 2011
SportSurfing
CountryInternational
Most recent
champions
Brazil Gabriel Medina (men)
Australia Stephanie Gilmore (women)
Most titlesAustralia Mick Fanning, Hawaii Andy Irons (2 Titles) (men)
Australia Stephanie Gilmore, Hawaii Coco Ho (1 Title) (women)
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Dispute Locations

During the years the Rip Curl Search passed through some places in the world. This is a list of where events took place.

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Naming

Since the birth of this competition it had 2 different names.

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NameYears
Rip Curl Search 2005–2007
Rip Curl Pro Search 2008
Rip Curl Search 2009–2011
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Winners

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Men's
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score
2011[15] Brazil Gabriel Medina 16.50 Australia Joel Parkinson 10.90
2010[16] United States Kelly Slater 18.77 Australia Bede Durbidge 14.43
2009[17] Australia Mick Fanning (2) 12.67 Australia Bede Durbidge 9.87
2008[18] Hawaii Bruce Irons 17.66 Hawaii Freddy Patacchia Jr. 11.16
2007[19] Hawaii Andy Irons (2) 16.84 United States Damien Hobgood 8.67
2006[20] Hawaii Andy Irons 16.86 United States Taylor Knox 11.33
2005[21] Australia Mick Fanning 17.10 Australia Phillip MacDonald 5.30
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Women's
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score
2010[22] Australia Stephanie Gilmore 13.80 Hawaii Carissa Moore 11.10
2009[23][24] Hawaii Coco Ho 15.83 Australia Chelsea Hedges 9.37
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