Lindsay Steinriede (California, USA) the current ASP Women's World Longboard Title front-runner after winning the Roxy Pro in Biarritz. Credit: ASP/Bonnarme. COOLANGATTA, QLD/Australia (Friday, 21 October, 2011) - The world’s best female longboards are preparing to head east to the island of Hainan located in the South China Sea for the second and final event of the 2011 ASP Women’s World Longboard Tour, the SWATCH Girls Pro China hosted by Wanning, the event that will decide the 2011 ASP Women’s World Longboard Champion. There’s a multitude of scenarios that could play out to determine this year’s ASP Women’s World Longboard Champion, but ASP World Longboard Tour Manager Al Hunt says there’s really only 8 contenders. “Technically anyone can still win the ASP World Longboard Title at this event,” Hunt said. “But realistically the women who made it to the Quarterfinals and better at the opening event in France are in the driver’s seat. We will have to see how it all unfolds, it’s ...
