2011 ASP World Tour explained

The 2011 ASP World Tour was a professional competitive surfing league run by the Association of Surfing Professionals. Men and women competed in separate tours with events taking place from late February to mid-December, at various surfing locations around the world.

Surfers received points for their best events. The surfer with the most points at the end of the tour was announced the 2011 ASP surfing World Champion.

Men's World Tour

Tournaments

DateLocationCountryEventWinnerRunner-upPrize MoneyRef
February 26–March 9Gold CoastQuiksilver Proalign=right $425,000Report
April 19–April 30Bells BeachRip Curl Proalign=right $425,000Report
May 11–May 22Rio de JaneiroBillabong Rio Proalign=right $500,000Report
July 14–July 24Jeffreys BayBillabong Pro Jeffreys Bayalign=right $425,000Report
August 20–August 31Teahupoo, TahitiBillabong Pro Teahupooalign=right $425,000Report
September 4–September 9Long Island, New YorkQuiksilver Pro New Yorkalign=right $1,000,000Report
September 18–September 21Trestles, CaliforniaHurley Proalign=right $425,000Report
October 4–October 12South West CoastQuiksilver Pro Francealign=right $425,000Report
October 15–October 18PenicheRip Curl Pro Portugalalign=right $425,000Report
November 1–November 7San FranciscoRip Curl Searchalign=right $425,000Report
December 8–December 10Pipeline, HawaiiBillabong Pipeline Mastersalign=right $425,000Report
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Final Standings

RankNameCountryPoints
1Kelly Slateralign=right 68,100
2Joel Parkinsonalign=right 56,100
3Owen Wrightalign=right 47,900
4Taj Burrowalign=right 45,450
5Adriano De Souzaalign=right 44,950
6Michel Bourezalign=right 38,650
7Jordy Smithalign=right 38,250
8Josh Kerralign=right 37,750
9Julian Wilsonalign=right 37,100
10Alejo Munizalign=right 33,100
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Women's World Tour

Tournaments

DateLocationCountryEventWinnerRunner-upRef
Gold CoastRoxy Pro Gold Coastalign=right $110,000Report
April 9–April 25Bells BeachRip Curl Women's Proalign=right $110,000Report
April 27–May 1Taranakialign=right $100,000Report
May 3–May 8Commonwealth Bank Beachley Classicalign=right $140,000Report
May 12–May 16Rio de JaneiroBillabong Rio Proalign=right $120,000Report
July 11–July 17BiarritzRoxy Pro Francealign=right $110,000Report
August 1–August 6Huntington BeachU.S. Open of Surfingalign=right $110,000Report
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Final Standings

RankNameCountryPoints
1Carissa Moore Hawaiialign=right 55,000
2Sally Fitzgibbonsalign=right 51,650
3Stephanie Gilmorealign=right 40,550
4Tyler Wrightalign=right 34,620
5Silvana Limaalign=right 33,120
6Coco Ho Hawaiialign=right 33,000
7Sofia Mulanovichalign=right 31,200
8Courtney Conloguealign=right 30,400
9Pauline Adoalign=right 26,825
10Laura Eneveralign=right 24,575
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