Chris Binns
Journalist at Freelance
Surf/word nerd between Whadjuk Noongar and Wadandi Boodja.
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2 weeks ago |
redbull.com | Trevor Moran |Chris Binns |Ed Sloane |Aaron Hughes
Bells Beach, in Torquay, Australia, is the ultimate venue for competitive surfing. The red clay cliffs that tower over the beach form a perfect natural amphitheatre and, when the event runs, they are lined with thousands of spectators. Bells draws in the best of the Southern Ocean's energy, big, raw swell, which is then groomed by bitterly cold winds, fresh off the Australian Alps.
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1 month ago |
redbull.com | Chris Binns
La première chose qui frappe les voyageurs après avoir franchi les portes de l'aéroport international de San Salvador et qu’ils débarquent en Amérique centrale, c’est la chaleur tropicale étouffante. Punta Roca se trouve à moins d'une heure de route de San Salvador, c’est un pointbreak qui part sur la droite, et tout simplement l’un des meilleurs au monde.
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2 months ago |
redbull.com | Chris Binns
Welcome to Peniche, home of the MEO Rip Curl Pro Portugal, the third stop on the 2025 World Surf League's Championship Tour. Not only do competitors fly to Europe expecting a barrelfest of the highest order, they head to Portugal knowing that a good result is a key box to tick on a world title-winning checklist. Watch every day's action, including the finals, LIVE on Red Bull TV. Choose between English and Portuguese commentaries.
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2 months ago |
redbull.com | Chris Binns
We'd never say this list of names is the definitive roll call of the planet's finest watermen and women, as a scorned big wave surfer is almost as dangerous as the ocean conditions they tackle, but it's a decent representation of the crew you should keep on your radar if you're a fan of all things XXL surfing. From paddle to tow, Jaws to Teahupo'o, here's a list of chargers who you know will always go. It's hard to know where to begin with Kai Lenny, modern surfing's ultimate waterman.
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Feb 10, 2025 |
redbull.com | Chris Binns
The first event of the 2025 WSL Championship Tour, the Lexus Pipe Pro, wrapped up sensationally on Hawaii's North Shore with hometown hero Barron Mamiya going back-to-back at his beloved Pipeline. On the women's side of the draw, two-time world champion Tyler Wright became the first female two-time Pipe Pro champion, accounting for Caity Simmers in a wave-starved final.
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This aged well @barrettdamian. Donuts from the twin showbags. Must have thought it was a kids’ clinic and forgot to turn up. https://t.co/Q3YIHlATzS
RT @outbreezyWC: Sam Mitchell when he's taking a break from poaching opposition players to watch his team get its ass kicked #AFLPowerHawk…
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Small things …. Nobody manning the mark is junior footy stuff. Every @WestCoastEagles player walking away from Cripps. https://t.co/NYXHnlLi4C
