The 2008 ASP World Tour is a professional competitive surfing league. It is run by the Association of Surfing Professionals.

Men's World Tour

Tournaments

DateLocationCountryEventWinnerRunner-upRef
February 23-March 5Gold CoastQuiksilver ProKelly Slater (United States)Mick Fanning (Australia)Results
March 18-March 29Bells BeachRip Curl ProKelly Slater (United States)Bede Durbidge (Australia)Results
May 8-May 18Teahupoo, TahitiBillabong Pro TeahupooBruno Santos (Brazil)Manoa Drollet (PYF)Results
May 24-June 6TavaruaGlobe ProKelly Slater (United States)C.J. Hobgood (United States)Results
July 9-July 20Jeffreys BayBillabong ProKelly Slater (United States)Mick Fanning (Australia)Results
July 30-August 10BaliRio Curl Pro SearchBruce Irons (HAW)Frederick Patacchia (HAW)Results
September 7-September 13TrestlesBoost Mobile ProKelly Slater (United States)Taj Burrow (Australia)Results
September 19-September 28HossegorQuiksilver Pro FranceAdrian Buchan (Australia)Kelly Slater (United States)Results
September 29-October 12MundakaBillabong ProC.J. Hobgood (United States)Joel Parkinson (Australia)Results
October 28-November 5Santa CatarinaHang Loose Santa Catarina ProBede Durbidge (Australia)Jeremy Flores (France)Results
December 8-December 20Pipeline, HawaiiBillabong Pipeline MastersKelly Slater (United States)Chris Ward (United States)Results

Source

Final standings

RankSurferCountryPoints
1Kelly Slater'8,042
2Bede Durbidge6,780
3Taj Burrow6,324
4Joel Parkinson6,180
5C.J. Hobgood5,860
6Adriano De Souza5,748
7Adrian Buchan5,370
8Mick Fanning5,310
9Bobby Martinez5,282
10Jeremy Flores5,214

Source

Women's World Tour

Tournaments

DateLocationCountryEventWinnerRunner-upRef
February 23-March 6Gold CoastRoxy Pro Gold CoastSofía Mulánovich (Peru)Samantha Cornish (Australia)Report
March 19-March 24Bells BeachRip Curl ProStephanie Gilmore (Australia)Sofía Mulánovich (Peru)Report
August 28-September 1HossegorRip Curl Pro MademoiselleStephanie Gilmore (Australia)Layne Beachley (Australia)Report
September 11-September 18Rio de JaneiroBillabong Girls Pro RioMelanie Bartels (HAW)Sofía Mulánovich (Peru)Report
October 7-October 12Manly BeachBeachley ClassicTyler Wright* (Australia)[1]Silvana Lima (Brazil)Report
October 27-November 3MáncoraMovistar ClassicStephanie Gilmore (Australia)Silvana Lima (Brazil)Report
November 24-December 6Sunset Beach, HawaiiRoxy ProStephanie Gilmore (Australia)Silvana Lima (Brazil)Report
December 8-December 20Honolua Bay, HawaiiBillabong ProStephanie Gilmore (Australia)Melanie Bartels (HAW)Report

(*) denotes wildcard surfer
Source

Final standings

RankSurferCountryPoints
1Stephanie Gilmore'7,188
2Silvana Lima5,534
3Sofía Mulánovich5,323
4Layne Beachley5,210
5Amee Donohoe4,051
6Samantha Cornish3,972
7Melanie BartelsHawaii3,876
8Rebecca Woods3,602
9Jessi Miley-Dyer3,564
10Jacqueline Silva3,398

Source

References

  1. ^ She was a special guest and became the youngest surfer ever to win a WCT Tournament