Guarujá hosts the final QS 2000 stop and decides the season's champions
The finals of the Banco do Brasil Surf Circuit close the 2026 season at Tombo in Guarujá between 13 and 15 November, with the city hosting a WSL Qualifying Series 2,000 stop after seventeen years. Sophia Medina leads the women on 12,540 points; Luan Wood leads the men on 12,772.
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As finais das categorias masculina e feminina do Circuito Banco do Brasil de Surfe fecham a temporada 2026 no Tombo, em Guarujá (SP), entre 13 e 15 de novembro.
É a primeira vez que a cidade sedia uma etapa válida pelo Qualifying Series 2.000 da World Surf League, e o retorno acontece depois de dezessete anos — a última prova do QS no Tombo foi em 2009.
Os pontos obtidos contam no ranking sul-americano, porta de entrada para o Challenger Series, divisão de acesso ao Championship Tour. Nesta temporada, as etapas anteriores foram Natal (RN), Ubatuba (SP), Guarapari (ES) e Imbituba (SC), antes do litoral paulista.
“Encerrar a temporada em Guarujá, uma cidade que tem uma história tão importante para o surfe brasileiro, é uma oportunidade de valorizar essa tradição”, disse Ivan Martinho, presidente da WSL América Latina.
Quem vencer leva, além do título da etapa, uma semana de treino com Leandro Dora, referência nacional em desenvolvimento técnico, com sessões de análise e preparação.
O ranking continental classifica sete homens e três mulheres ao Challenger Series seguinte. As etapas valem 2.000, 4.000 ou 6.000 pontos ao campeão; em 2026 são três de 4.000, uma de 6.000 e uma de 2.000, num total de 20 mil pontos.
A disputa pelo título está aberta. No feminino, Sophia Medina soma 12.540, à frente de Daniella Rosas (11.800) e Tainá Hinckel (11.640). No masculino, Luan Wood tem 12.772 e Jadson André 10.820.
Guarujá também aparece como celeiro: revelou Adriano de Souza, campeão mundial em 2015, Caio Ibelli e Deivid Silva, hoje no Challenger Series. Jesse Mendes, ex-CT e atual comentarista das transmissões internacionais, também é ligado à cidade.
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