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Medina Wins ASP PRIME SuperSurf Internacional Young Brazilian Gabriel Medina has won the ASP PRIME SuperSurf Internacional after going on an absolute rampage that included two perfect 10-point rides on the final day of competition. Medina topped veteran competitor Tom Whitaker after an unstoppable performance at Prai da Vila in Imbituba. The Brazilian victory moves Medina to No. 27 on the men’s ASP World Ranking, putting him in excellent position to join his fellow countrymen on the elite ranks at the midyear cutoff.
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Fitzgibbons Takes Swatch Girls Pro France Sally Fitzgibbons took out her third major ASP victory this year by defeating Californian Sage Erickson at the ASP 6-Star Swatch Girls Pro France at Les Bordaines in Hossegor and the victory extends Fitzgibbons’ reputation as one of the most deadly female competitors on the planet. The women’s European voyage will continue this week at the upcoming Estoril Billabong Girls Pro in Portugal, as they try and lock down their positions on the elite ASP Top 17 for 2012.
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2011 ASP World Junior Tour With the regional ASP Pro Junior Series in full swing around the globe, the world’s best 20-and-Under surfers are in the midst of their respective campaigns to qualify for the newly-minted, three-event ASP World Junior Tour. 2011 will usher in a third event, offering a global-campaign for surfing’s most promising talent to win this year’s ASP World Junior Title. The ASP World Junior Tour will begin with the Oakley World Junior in Bali, before landing at the Arnette World Junior in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and will cap off the season at the Billabong World Junior Championships in Narrabeen, Australia.
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Injury Update: Brett Simpson Brett Simpson, who is currently in his sophomore year among the elite ASP Top 34, kicked off his 2011 campaign in fine form with an equal 5th place finish on the Goldie. After wrapping up Bells, the Californian bombed down to Mexico for a team photo shoot prior to the ASP PRIME event at Lowers and had an unfortunate fall that severely injured his knee, forcing him to withdraw from the Billabong Rio Pro. The ASP caught up with Simpson to see how his recovery process is going and what he’s been doing to keep himself occupied while out of the water.
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Brian Toth Wins Quiksilver Clasico Mazatlan  Brian Toth has won the inaugural ASP 4-Star Quiksilver Clasico Mazatlan. The Puerto-Rican goofy-footer marched past progressive Australian Mitch Coleborn in the final after taking down several of the event’s top seeds at the lefthand pointbreak of Playa Camaron, which lies in Mazatlan in Sinaloa, Mexico to take his first major ASP victory.
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