Michael Ciaramella

Yesterday, the WSL announced the Women's CT will expand from 18 to 24 surfers in 2026. Should the men’s tour follow suit?

This is the New Zealand road trip you didn't know you needed — all over the North Island, with the exception of its most famous wave.

Jamie Brisick shares his experience making the Westerly documentary, exploring surfer Peter Drouyn’s transformation into a woman, and back.

The South Carolina native on the wave of his life, why he stopped competing, and how he met his long, lost sister at 29.

From Pipeline to Teahupo'o and beyond, the WTR Icon is about to become ubiquitous across the surfing world.

The Brazilian dissects the key differences between surf culture in Brazil and the rest of the world, criticizes the behavior of their stars.

Where does one tube end and another begin? That's a question the WSL need to answer, per a questionable score at the 2024 Fiji Pro.

Let's discuss the WTR Icon, a soon-to-be-released Oakley helmet everyone is talking about, but no one can find.

There are four men and four women left, all fighting to forge their destinies. Who will win gold? Who will go home empty handed?

A deep dive into Olympic surfer payouts, exploring countries that pay from $768,000 to $13,000 USD for Olympic gold.