Surfing has always had its wunderkinds. Preternaturally gifted groms who can lean on a rail and whip the lip with enviable ease. While riding waves is something most of us must work at to achieve a ...

A landlocked country with no coastline of its own once tried to build a wave in its mountains. Now a scattered diaspora is what's keeping Afghan surfing alive.

The filmmaker behind Under An Arctic Sky and Volcano Island shares the lessons he's learned from years spent chasing waves in some of the world's most remote coastlines.

Owen Wright heads to Rote, where the SurfAid team is helping to provide better nutrition and water access. It might surprise ...

From Under An Arctic Sky to Volcano Island, filmmaker Ben Weiland reflects on the surf expeditions and cold-water adventures ...

A surfer too gifted to be confined by competition, Matt Archbold inspired a generation through raw talent, fearless ...

The Rip Curl Cup runs on a month-long waiting period (August 1 -31), with Contest Directors monitoring Indian Ocean swell ...

Welcome to Tracks Back – a weekly deep dive into our endless store of archives. This week’s feature is from a strike mission ...

Teahupo’o, Tahiti, is the next stop on the Championship Tour and the hometown of one of the WSL’s most exciting surfers, ...

Earlier this morning, João’s Chianca’s family provided an update on the Brazilian pro-surfer’s health : “We would like to thank everyone for the prayers and well wishes. João is recovering and hopes ...

Tracks is once again turning up the dial and hitting the dancefloor for its annual party pilgrimage to Torquay where we will be turning the Surf Lifesaving Club into our own mini festival stage of ...

You might recognise Jordy Liackman from his viral videos about how to eat porridge. However, there is a lot more substance to the Newcastle surfer than a bowl of sloppy microwave oats. Jordy is ...