Rip Curl Pro

Rip Curl Pro

Current season, competition or edition: [[Men, Women]]
Sport	Surfing
Country	Australia
Most recent champion(s)	Men: Mick Fanning Women: Carissa Moore
Most titles	Men:Mick Fanning, Kelly Slater e Mark Richards 4 Women: Lisa Andersen 4
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Formerly the Bells Beach Surf Classic, The Rip Curl Pro is a WSL (formerly ASP) World Tour surfing competition held in and around Torquay, Victoria. The event is based at Bells Beach, Victoria, Australia. The event winner is awarded the prestigious 'Bell' trophy.^[1]

The song "Hells Bells" by AC/DC is played every morning before the first competition.^[2]

Results

2015

Men's Place Champion Nationality 1° Mick Fanning  Australia 2° A. de Souza  Brazil 3°ex Nat Young  United States 3°ex Josh Kerr  Australia

Women's Place Champion Nationality 1° Carissa Moore Hawaii 2° Stephanie Gilmore  Australia 3°ex C. Conlogue  United States 3°ex Sally Fitzgibbons  Australia

Previous years

Men's
Year	Winner	Nation	Score	Runner-Up	Nation	Score	Prizemoney
2015	Mick Fanning	Australia	15.27 (8.17)	A. de Souza	Brazil	15.27 (7.77)
2014	Mick Fanning	Australia	16.83	Taj Burrow	Australia	13.26	$450,000
2013	Adriano De Souza	Brazil	16.26	Nat Young	United States	15.83	$450,000
2012	Mick Fanning	Australia	18.80	Kelly Slater	United States	18.07	$425,000
2011	Joel Parkinson	Australia	18.53	Mick Fanning	Australia	13.25	$425,000
2010	Kelly Slater	United States	17.03	Mick Fanning	Australia	12.00	$400,000
2009	Joel Parkinson	Australia	17.40	Adam Robertson	Australia	13.37	$320,000
2008	Kelly Slater	United States	15.63	Bede Durbidge	Australia	15.16	$320,000
2007	Taj Burrow	Australia	16.83	Andy Irons	Hawaii	14.73	$300,000
2006	Kelly Slater	United States	15.44	Joel Parkinson	Australia	13.83	$280,000
2005	Trent Munro	Australia	16.57	Andy Irons	Hawaii	15.07	$270,000
2004	Joel Parkinson	Australia	17.13	Taj Burrow	Australia	14.04	$250,000
2003	Andy Irons	Hawaii	17.57	Joel Parkinson	Australia	15.40	$250,000
2002	Andy Irons	Hawaii	24.45	Sunny Garcia	Hawaii	22.65	$250,000
2001	Mick Fanning	Australia	20.85	Danny Wills	Australia	19.15	$250,000
2000	Sunny Garcia	Hawaii	23.05	Flavio Padaratz	Brazil	21.00	$135,600
1999	Shane Dorian	Hawaii	24.75	Sunny Garcia	Hawaii	23.65	$120,600
1998	Mark Occhilupo	Australia	24.25	Shane Dorian	Hawaii	19.80	$120,600
1997	Matt Hoy	Australia	26.50	Damien Hardman	Australia	21.80	$120,600
1996	Sunny Garcia	Hawaii	30.80	Todd Prestage	Australia	29.15	$105,000
1995	Sunny Garcia	Hawaii	34.70	John Shimooka	Hawaii	33.00	$105,000
1994	Kelly Slater	United States	29.70	Martin Potter	Australia	28.30	$105,000
1993	Damien Hardman	Australia	22.00	Barton Lynch	Australia	20.00	$100,000
1992	Richie Collins	Australia	30.00	Martin Potter	Australia	27.00	$100,000
1991	Barton Lynch	Australia	71.80	Damien Hardman	Australia	68.80	$125,000
1990	Tom Curren	United States	111.3	Dave Macaulay	Australia	100.8	$92,500
1989	Martin Potter	South Africa	123.5	Damien Hardman	Australia	113.3	$66,500
1988	Damien Hardman	Australia	126.6	Tom Carroll	Australia	114.1	$42,000
1987	Nick Wood	Australia	3	Richard Marsh	Australia	2	$35,000
1986	Tom Carroll	Australia	5	Tom Curren	United States	0	$30,000
1985	Tom Curren	United States	2	Richard Cram	Australia	1	$25,000
1984	Cheyne Horan	Australia	2	Tom Carroll	Australia	0	$25,000
1983	Joe Engel	Australia
1982	Mark Richards	Australia		Tom Carroll	Australia		$20,000
1981	Simon Anderson	Australia	3	Cheyne Horan	Australia	2	$16,000
1980	Mark Richards	Australia		Wayne Bartholomew	Australia		$15,100
1979	Mark Richards	Australia		Wayne Bartholomew	Australia		$11,200
1978	Mark Richards	Australia		Wayne Bartholomew	Australia		$14,450
1977	Simon Anderson	Australia		Peter Drouyn	Australia		$9,500
1976	Jeff Hakman	Hawaii		Ian Cairns	Australia		$6,000
1975	Michael Peterson	Australia
1974	Michael Peterson	Australia
1973	Michael Peterson	Australia

Women's
Year	Winner	Nation	Score	Runner-Up	Nation	Score	Prizemoney
2015	Carissa Moore	Hawaii	14.00	Stephanie Gilmore	Australia	13.27
2014	Carissa Moore	Hawaii	15.73	Tyler Wright	Australia	14.10
2013	Carissa Moore	Hawaii	11.00	Tyler Wright	Australia	6.94
2012	Sally Fitzgibbons	Australia	10.76	Stephanie Gilmore	Australia	10.33	$110,000
2011	Sally Fitzgibbons	Australia	16.77	Carissa Moore	Hawaii	15.40	$110,000
2010	Stephanie Gilmore	Australia	14.67	Sofia Mulanovich	Peru	10.00	$100,000
2009	Silvana Lima	Brazil	17.34	Stephanie Gilmore	Australia	13.06	$90,000
2008	Stephanie Gilmore	Australia	16.50	Sofia Mulanovich	Peru	16.17	$85,000
2007	Stephanie Gilmore	Australia	16.50	Sofia Mulanovich	Peru	11.93	$80,000
2005	Sofia Mulanovich	Peru	15.83	Serena Brooke	Australia	11.83	$65,000
2000	Megan Abubo	Hawaii	18.90	Rochelle Ballard	Hawaii	18.75	$30,000
1999	Layne Beachley	Australia	21.25	Sandie Dryden	Australia	17.40	$30,000
1998	Layne Beachley	Australia	24.50	Prue Jeffries	Australia	21.90	$30,000
1997	Lisa Andersen	United States	26.00	Pam Burridge	Australia	23.65	$35,000
1996	Pauline Menczer	Australia	22.30	Lisa Andersen	United States	22.25	$25,000
1995	Lisa Andersen	United States	27.10	Pauline Menczer	Australia	26.30	$25,000
1994	Layne Beachley	Australia	20.67	Lisa Andersen	United States	13.16	$25,000
1993	Pauline Menczer	Australia	19.7	Wendy Botha	Australia	16.3	$25,000
1992	Lisa Andersen	United States	23.2	Neridah Falconer		22.6	$20,000
1991	Pauline Menczer	Australia	90.8	Michele Donoghoe		88.3	$20,000
1990	Lisa Andersen	United States	111.5	Kim Mearig		98	$20,000
1989	Wendy Botha	Australia	120.8	Toni Sawyer		104.5	$15,000
1988	Kim Mearig		115.9	Freida Zamba		113.5	$13,500

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See also

• 2011 ASP World Tour

References

1. ASP World Tour Schedule (accessed 28 April 2011)
2. Wilson, Peter (3 April 2010). "Gilmore wins Rip Curl Women's Pro". ESPN.com. Archived from the original on 4 March 2011.
3. Source

External links

• ASP World Tour Rankings & Results