Stop 1 of the tour is the NI Portrush Stopover, Portrush, Northern Ireland. 9-10 April 2011.
Catagories are Open, DK and Womens.
THE NI PORTRUSH STOPOVER – ONLINE ENTRY
| OPEN ENTRY |
| DK ENTRY |
| WOMENS ENTRY |
Enter online at britishbodyboardclub.co.uk/events/entry-forms
Or download an entry form at Portrush-NI-Entry
Join the facebook page for this event at http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=110161519064839
at 7:25 pm
There is an Irish tour event in Portrush on the same weekend.
at 10:32 am
Hi Shane, yes we’re aware. Both events are being run at the Irish end by Causeway Surf Club and are being scheduled so that the boogers can do both events if they wish. Cheers, Rich
at 8:50 pm
This should read “so the Irish boogers can do both events if they wish”
at 9:19 pm
Thats that cleared up,cheers and see you boys in the port in a few weeks.
at 6:56 pm
Hi Rich,so if the English can enter the Irish tour,and the Irish can enter the English tour,does this go for all events on your tour?
at 7:35 pm
Hi Rich,I would contact the IRISH surfing association about this([email protected])rather than the causeway coast club or the colraine council.We would be happy to see you guys over here and compete with you but there are issues of team selection for this year europeans.Cheers,Shane
at 8:49 pm
Shane, my post should have read “so the Irish boogers can do both events if they wish” the ISA event is only open to guys who qualify to surf for Ireland as I understand, its not open to all.
All of the BBC events (except for the Nationals) are open to all-comers; however you can only accrue tour points (and so qualify to represent GB) if you hold a UK passport and qualify to represent GB under the International Surfing Association by-laws. Fuller details are available elsewhere on the site. Hope this clarifies any misunderstanding. Feel free to contact me on if you need anything else. Cheers, Rich
at 5:15 pm
Check in will be open 08.00-08.30 after the main ISA registration is complete. Provisional plan is that the BBC comp will run at Black Rocks at the West end of the bay.