2001 ASP World Tour explained

The ASP World Tour is a professional competitive surfing league. It is run by the Association of Surfing Professionals. The 2001 ASP Men's World Tour was restricted to five contests and the 2001 ASP Women's World Tour was restricted to three contests, due to the tragic events of September 11, 2001.

Men's World Tour

Tournaments

DateLocationCountryEventWinnerRunner-upRef
April 10-April 22Bells BeachRip Curl ProReport
May 8-May 19Teahupoo, TahitiBillabong ProReport
June 27-July 5Rio de JaneiroRio Surf InternationalReport
July 17-July 27Jeffreys BayBillabong ProReport
November 26-December 7Sunset Beach, HawaiiRip Curl CupReport
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Final standings

RankNameCountryPoints
1C.J. Hobgoodalign=right 3,094
2Mark Occhilupoalign=right 2,816
3Cory Lopezalign=right 2,780
4Taylor Knoxalign=right 2,744
5Jake Patersonalign=right 2,688
5Kalani Robbalign=right 2,688
7Peterson Rosaalign=right 2,566
8Michael Lowealign=right 2,520
9Daniel Willsalign=right 2,512
10Damien Hobgoodalign=right 2,436
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Women's World Tour

Tournaments

DateLocationCountryEventWinnerRunner-upRef
April 28-May 5TavaruaRoxy Surf JamReport
May 8-May 19Teahupoo, TahitiBillabong Pro TahitiReport
November 25-December 7Honolua Bay, HawaiiBillabong ProReport
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Final standings

RankNameCountryPoints
1Layne Beachleyalign=right 1,760
2Melanie Redman-Carralign=right 1,730
3Neridah Falconeralign=right 1,600
4Rochelle Ballardalign=right 1,570
5Serena Brookealign=right 1,550
5Keala Kennellyalign=right 1,550
5Heather Clarkalign=right 1,550
8Megan Abuboalign=right 1,450
9Maria Tita Tavaresalign=right 1,390
10Pauline Menczeralign=right 1,260
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