Triple Corona de Surfing 2010 – San Miguel Surf Contest

Luis Barbosa

The Triple Corona de Surfing, International Surf Contest is a series of three surf competitions held at quality surf spots in Northern Baja, Mexico. In 2009, the first year this international surf series was held, Mex Uno team rider Jose “Chuy” Velazquez was crowned the overall winner after a heated, series-long battle with Baja local Jaime Noia.

2010 Triple Corona Starts Off with a Bang

The first event of the 2010 Triple Corona de Surfing was held on March 27th at Playa San Miguel, and it couldn’t have started off any better. The conditions were great, shoulder-high waves throughout the day and warm weather made for a great day of competition. At the end of the day Mex Uno riders would represent in full force, with Gibran Garcia making the Men’s Open and Senior’s final, Jose Velazquez in the Men’s Open final, and Cynara Kidwell in the Women’s final. Check out the video to see some of the action. Please enable Javascript and Flash to view this Blip.tv video.

Results from San Miguel Surf Contest

Men’s Open

Kevin Meza

1. Jesus Velazquez
2. Martin Medina
3. Gibran Garcia
4. Miguel Arroyo

Juniors

1. Charbell Azzi
2. Lucas D`Acosta
3. Kevin Meza
4. Ivan Torres

Seniors

1. Gibran Garcia
2. Baltazar Macias
3. Martin Medina
4. Luis Barbosa

Masters

Mex Uno Surf

1. Juan Valdivia
2. Prospero Ochoa
3. Chacho Anaya
4. Alex Morales

Longboard

1. Miguel Arroyo
2. Ignacio Felix
3. Moises Valdez
4. Vicente Yazbek

Women’s Open

1. Paola Olachea
2. Paloma Lencionni
3. Cynara Kidwell
4. Naara Nuñez

The second stop of this international surf series competition is scheduled for June at Playa Chivos, located at Km. 51 on the Rosarito-Ensenada toll road.

Tags: Baja Surf, Baja Surf Competition, Baja Surf Contest, San Miguel Surfing, Triple Corona

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