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Surfing Competition Rescheduled Due To Improving Wave Conditions

Australian surfer Mick Fanning rides a wave at Teahupo'o, site of the 2024 Olympics surfing competition

The surfing competition in Teahupo’o, Tahiti has experienced some schedule changes due to varying wave and weather conditions. Event organizers have made the decision to reschedule the men’s quarterfinals and women’s round three and quarterfinals to 7 a.m. GMT. This adjustment was made in response to the improving wave and weather conditions, ensuring a fair and safe competition for all participants.

However, the men’s and women’s semifinals and finals have faced a different fate. These rounds have been postponed to Saturday at 7 a.m. GMT due to the forecasted lack of contestable conditions. Originally set for Friday, the semifinals and finals will now take place on the weekend to allow for better surfing conditions.

The competition has been on hold since Monday, with unfavorable conditions hindering the progress of the event. Despite the challenges posed by the weather and waves, organizers are committed to providing a competitive and exciting experience for both the surfers and spectators.

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