
Owen Wright at last year's SriLankan Airlines Pro, which was held in the Maldives. This year the event moves to Sri Lanka. Photo: ASP
waves while I was there were some of the most perfect high performance sand bottom point waves imaginable and as we move in to monsoon season the signs are that wea??ll run an epic event.a?? Tropical weather, water temperatures that will probably make this event the warmest ASP surfing contest in the world along with incredible Sri Lankan cuisine and hospitality make this an event of intrigue. Arugam Bay sits just north of the famous Yala National Park of Sri Lanka with local wild life in abundance that includes Elephants, Leopards and Pythons setting the scene for an exciting adventure in a paradise setting. a??The Sri Lankan people are thoroughly prepared and we all intend to make certain competitors, media and event staff have an awesome time in Sri Lankaa?? added Jordan. The event starts on Friday June 18 and has a healthy waiting period through to Thursday June 24, which aims to maximize quality surfing at the famous break. a??ASP Australasia are proud to have finally arrived at this position where we put on another new event at a quality surf break in our region a?? ita??s good for surfing, Sri Lanka and the ASP surfers and we cana??t wait to get to Arugam Bay and run,a?? said ASP Australasia Chief Executive Officer Andrew Stark. The SriLankan Airlines Pro will be live webcast and will include a quality produced and globally distributed television show along with television newsfeeds distributed internationally throughout the event as well as highest quality digital images focusing on the event, the environment, wildlife and of course the abundance of surf from the region. SriLankan Airlines Pro Association of Surfing Professionals Mena??s Six Star Rated Prize Pool $145 000 Arugam Bay Sri Lanka June 18 to June 24 2010 http://surf.transworld.net/1000105652/news/srilankan-airlines-pro-june-18-24-at-arugam-bay/
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