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From Pipeline to Bells Beach, Caitlin Simmers etched her name to more legend with another iconic win in her young career, plus Cole Houshmand becomes just the 8th goofy footer to ring the Bell in 61 editions of the iconic event. Simmers' win over CT mainstay Johanne Defay puts her to World No. 1 as Houshmand overpowered fellow San Clemente, and World No. 1, standout Griffin Colapinto. Houshmand made his move and case for a spot past the Mid-season Cut clear that he's here to stay as the pressure is now at the forefront as the Four moves to the Wild West for the Margaret River Pro. Shop official merchandise from the 2024 Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach and the Championship Tour at Bells Beach on Victoria’s South Coast is the longest-running surfing competition and will host the 61st edition this year. With the hope of scoring long-period, groomed walls, the surfers will need to display the perfect combination of power, precision, and timing. The biggest surfing legends have had the honor of winning and ringing ‘The Bell’ and 2024 will see a new generation vying for the opportunity to cement their names in one of surfing’s most prestigious events. Watch live March 26 to April 5 on . More Ways To Watch Than Ever! Wherever you are, you can always watch live on and the WSL app. 🇺🇸Watch live on , WSL app, and ESPN . 🇧🇷Assista ao vivo em , WSL app, and Globo Play. 🇦🇺Watch live on , WSL app, 7 Plus, Fox Sports, and Kayo,. Europe: Watch live on , WSL app, and Discovery . #wsl Subscribe to the WSL for more action: Watch all the latest surfing action of the world's best surfers in the world's best waves. Heats on demand, event highlights and exclusive interviews, right here on the WSL's Youtube channel. For More Visit: Like the WSL on Facebook: Follow us on Twitter: Follow us on Instagram:
