TransWorld SURF's spin on the new men and women's World Tour lineups. With some exciting fresh faces, as well as our old favorites, 2011 is shaping up to be a banner year for the World Tour.

The 2011 ASP Top 34 have been finalized, setting the scene for what is shaping up to be one of the most exciting seasons in ASP history.

When the ASP released the schedule for the 2011 World Tour, there was a huge surprise sandwiched between the Billabong Pro Tahiti and Hurley Pro at Lower Trestles—a World Tour event on the East Coast of America.

After qualifying this year, Muniz will be surfing against the worlds best in 2011 as a member of the ASP World Tour, best of luck rookie!

Rusty North America congratulates team rider Josh Kerr on his recent successful run at the O'Neill World Cup at the North Shore, Oahu, which helped earn him a spot on next year's ASP World Tour.

Aside from the World Title, the Vans Triple Crown is the most coveted trophy in all of surfing. It's awarded to the surfer that puts in the best performance on surfing's ultimate stage—the North Shore of Oahu.

Fox, the brand known for its innovative products and championship heritage, is proud to welcome Damien Hobgood to its global surf team.

Sally Fitzgibbons, who got completely burned at the Surfer Poll, checks in from the North Shore of Oahu and breaks down the year and what she's looking forward to in 2011.

Day two at Pipe sees Dusty Payne requalify for the World Tour in dramatic fashion, Slater dominate, and Parko bow out. More photos and highlight video soon...

We just got this Dusty Payne clip from the bros at Volcom and we're blown away by the stats of just this one session: 6 airs on 7 waves mixed in a with a few tubes and some fin busting turns.

Julian Wilson was destined to make the World Tour. It really wasn’t ever a matter of if—it was more a matter of when. Here his thoughts in this exclusive interview...

Day 1 of the Billabong Pipe Masters in Memory of Andy Irons, the third and final stop on the Vans Triple Crown of Surfing (an ASP Specialty Series) got underway today, with Rounds 1 and 2 completed in challenging six foot (2 metre) waves at the Banzai Pipeline on Oahu’s North Shore.

Two time and defending Vans Triple Crown champion, Joel Parkinson (AUS), 29, remains on track for a third straight title after advancing to Round 3 of the Billabong Pipe Masters that commenced today in eight-to-12 foot (2.5-to-4m) surf at Pipeline in Hawaii.

This year's Pipe Masters is in memory of one of the greats, Andy Irons. We've got all the knowledge you need to stay on top of whose gonna make the tour, whose gonna get the boot, and whose gonna take that coveted Pipe Masters crown.

Despite wave starved conditions, blustery wind, and rain squalls, Brazil's Raoni Monteiro and Australian teenager Tyler Wright win big at Sunset Point on the North Shore of Oahu.