Gabriel Medina

A Day In The Life of Gabriel Medina

This is a day at work for Gabriel Medina - all shot on the finals day at the Rip Curl Newcastle Cup. It didn't quite go as he had planned but his year turned out well with him being crowned World Champion.

Scenes From The Sand Before The Rip Curl WSL Finals | People Watching

The World Title was on the line at Lowers, and surfing’s finest were all in town for the main event. The days leading up to the first ever Rip Curl WSL Finals gave us lineups packed with talent and tension — follow along as we filmed the likes of Carissa Moore, Italo Ferreira, Gabriel Medina, Steph Gilmore, Kelly Slater and more heading into the 2021 title showdown in San Clemente.

People Watching is a fly-on-the-wall experience and an unfiltered view of professional surfing from the inside. Enjoy the behind-the-scenes perspectives from the cobblestones at Lower Trestles — it’s as close as you can get to “being there” without getting sand in your shoes.

The Top 10 Highest Scoring Waves From The Rip Curl WSL FInals

With all-time, six-to-eight-foot southern hemi bombs pouring through the Lower Trestles lineup and absolutely stellar, glassy, blue-bird conditions from start-to-finish, the performance of all of the WSL Final 5 surfers was inspired and elevated.

Countdown the top scoring waves featuring surfing from 2021 World Champs Gabriel Medina and Carissa Moore, as well as rivals Filipe Toledo and Conner Coffin.

For Medina, this is his third World Title and puts him amongst some very heavy company. He joins surfers such as Tom Curren, Andy Irons and Mick Fanning with three Titles. The only other surfers also in this club are Mark Richards, with four Titles, and Kelly Slater, who holds surfing's record with a remarkable 11 Titles.

For Moore, this marks her fifth World Title and a successful defense of her 2019 Title, effectively making this the first time in her already storied career that she's won back-to-back championships. It also caps off what may be one of the most successful seasons in the history of professional surfing which also saw her capture the first-ever Olympic gold medal for surfing.

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🏄‍♂️ The BEST of Gabriel Medina 🇧🇷 at the Olympics

Brazil's two-time world champion, Gabriel Medina was in red-hot form this season making five out of six WSL championship Tour finals. In two of those he came away with the win. Though being one of the hot favourites on the first ever Olympic surfing title, Medina was ultimately defeated by Australia's Owen Wright who won the bronze medal. Nevertheless, Medina gave us some breathtaking moments at #Tokyo2020, that will be remembered. Enjoy watching the best of Gabriel Medina at the Olympics!

DREAM BIG: 3x World Surfing Champion Gabriel Medina | Rip Curl

“Dream big. Work hard. Do Everything with love.” – Gabriel Medina, 2021.

Congratulations to Gabriel Medina – now a 3x World Surfing Champion.

"I feel so happy. It is not everyday you accomplish your dream," Medina said after winning the inaugural Rip Curl WSL Finals at Lower Trestles, San Clemente, USA. "It feels so good to dream. Every dream seems to be impossible until it is done ... I had this dream in my mind for a long time."

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Highlights From The First-Ever Rip Curl WSL Finals | Held At Lower Trestles | September 14, 2021

Check out the highlights from the inaugural Rip Curl WSL Finals - with six-to-eight-foot southern hemi bombs pouring through the Lower Trestles lineup with absolutely stellar, glassy, blue-bird conditions from start-to-finish, the performance of all of the WSL Final 5 surfers was inspired and elevated.

Gabriel Medina and Carissa Moore have been crowned the 2021 WSL World Champions to conclude dominant seasons for both of the No. 1 ranked surfers.

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More Raw Footage Of The WSL Finalists Warming Up At Lowers | 9/7/21

Another day, another Lowers session with world title contenders scrapping for every bit of warm-up they can get. Watch the best clips of Gabriel Medina, Connor Coffin, Carissa Moore, Steph Gilmore, and more.

Filmed by Jimmy Wilson.