O'Neill CWC 2010 Tasmania - Jarrad Howse & Sam Lamiroy Blog-Intro

After four spectacular and wild surf events spanning four different continents, Santa Cruz will host the final stop of the Cold Water Classic Series 2009. From the 02nd until the 08th of November 2009, this innovative series comes down to its fifth and final event - the WQS 6-Star Prime Cold Water Classic California 2009 at Steamer Lane, Santa Cruz, California. Here, the inaugural Cold Water Classic Series winner will be crowned and awarded with the staggering US$ 50,000 prize money.

After four spectacular and wild surf events spanning four different continents, Santa Cruz will host the final stop of the Cold Water Classic Series 2009. From the 02nd until the 08th of November 2009, this innovative series comes down to its fifth and final event - the WQS 6-Star Prime Cold Water Classic California 2009 at Steamer Lane, Santa Cruz, California. Here, the inaugural Cold Water Classic Series winner will be crowned and awarded with the staggering US$ 50,000 prize money.

THE MOST SOUTHERN, THE MOST NORHTERN, THE WILDEST, THE COLDEST AND THE MOST CLASSIC SURF CONTEST ON THE PLANET!!!!! That means the O'Neill Cold Water Classic Series are back for more!! Five exceptional surf events held in the most isolated places of four continents… Five challenging waves that have to be ridden under the most extreme and cold conditions!!

After four spectacular and wild surf events spanning four different continents, Santa Cruz will host the final stop of the Cold Water Classic Series 2009. From the 02nd until the 08th of November 2009, this innovative series comes down to its fifth and final event - the WQS 6-Star Prime Cold Water Classic California 2009 at Steamer Lane, Santa Cruz, California. Here, the inaugural Cold Water Classic Series winner will be crowned and awarded with the staggering US$ 50,000 prize money.

Jarrad Howse tells us about the highlights of Day2. They finish Round 1 and go through Heat 6 of Round 96. Conditions had eased slightly from yesterday allowing the competition to use its mobile format and head to the more exposed beach of Lighthouse. The surfers battle through 3meter swell with strong winds. 17-year-old John John Florence (HAW) took to the water, pulled out some of the most impressive surfing this competition has seen so far, and walked away with a perfect 10!! Defending O’N...

Jarrad Howse - one of Australia's surfsuperstars and Sam Lamiroy - Britain's top male surfer, are gonna have daily video blogs about their experience at this year's first Cold Water Classic Series tour-stop in Marrawah, Tasmania.

Sam Lamiroy does the webcast for the CWC Tasmania this week. Sam shows us the technical side, the behind the scene of this event. What goes on when an event like this is put on. He leads us into “the dark side” of professional surfing. The highlight of this day is without a doubt John John Florence’s perfect 10 score. Sam interviews the ASP Worldtour headjudge and the commentator if this score is justified. He even asks John John himself what score he would give himself.

Day1: Jarrad gives us a tour of "the campervan-team". He shows us where the surfers set up camp during their week in Marrawah, Tasmania.