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A 18th career win for Roxy Pro winner Steohanie Gilmore (AUS), a maiden ASP Women’s World title for youngest surfer to ever clinch it Carissa Moore (HAW). A day that will be remembered in Biarritz, France.

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A 18th career win for Roxy Pro winner Steohanie Gilmore (AUS), a maiden ASP Women’s World title for youngest surfer to ever clinch it Carissa Moore (HAW). A day that will be remembered in Biarritz, France.

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