This France highlight package runs half an hour, but the quality of content makes it well worth a viewing—it's unlike any contest wrap we've seen to date...

Gabriel Medina partially vindicated the new ASP system today, collecting his maiden ASP World Title event win at the Quiksilver Pro France over Julian Wilson. Check the exclusive photographic final day highlights here.

Owen Wright bows out of competition leaving the door wide open for Kelly Slater to create an insurmountable lead in the World Title rankings... Can you say Ke11y in 2011?

Dane Reynolds bows out of competition as the the Quiksilver Pro France is trimmed down to 12 surfers. Exclusive photos and video here.

A short day of competition sees an early exit by John John, Dusty Payne, and Josh Kerr. Even worse, the downturn in weather means no bronzing French babes...

The return of Dane Reynolds. Parko ko'd by an unknown Moroccan. Firing surf. French babes in bikinis. All that and more from day 1 of the Quiksilver Pro France.

Lay Day Called For Quiksilver Pro France, Probable Start Tomorrow LA GRAVIERE, Hossegor/France (Tuesday, October 4, 2011) – Event organizers have called a lay day today for the Quiksilver Pro France with only small one-to-two foot (0.5 metre) surf on offer at the primary venue of La Graviere. Event No. 8 of 11 on the [...]

Event No. 8 of 11 on the 2011 ASP World Title season, the Quiksilver Pro France, will begin its waiting period tomorrow, pairing the world’s best surfers with the world class beachbreaks of Southwest France.

THe Quiksilver Pro France runs from October 4th through the 13th and will be held at the best sandbar within 60 kilometers of the main event site. Get your expert picks here...

U.S. Winners To Compete In Quiksilver 'King of the Groms'; Global Finals In France This Fall

In this Young Guns webisode, Quiksilver groms Kanoa Igarashi and Leonardo Fioravanti take in the Quik Pro France and follow in the footsteps of Dane and Kelly as they stuff themselves into tube-after-tube in flawless French beachbreaks.

Event No. 7 of 10 on the 2010 ASP World Tour, the Quiksilver Pro France enjoyed a full day of mind-blowing surfing and incredible carnage as the remaining eight surfers were determined in the south of France.

The Quiksilver Pro France is back on today, with Round 3 commencing at 8am in solid four-to-six foot (2 metre) waves at Culs Nus Beach.

Luke Munro (AUS), 27, current ASP World No. 31, was in excellent form this afternoon, besting former three-time ASP World Champion (and past three-time Quiksilver Pro France champ) Andy Irons (HAW), 32, in Round 2 of competition.

The Quiksilver Pro France, event No. 7 of 10 on the 2010 ASP World Tour, has been called back ON this afternoon, recommencing with the fourth heat of Round 2 at 3pm.