Boost Mobile Surf Show - Presented by LG

Three Days of Arial Action!

The surf show will open with the Boost Mobile Surf Show schools 'teams' challenge on Friday 13th of April; a teams format open to 16 schools nationally. The winning team will walk away with national glory and an all expenses paid trip to Perisher Blue to watch the Boost Mobile Snow Show in September ‘07. Each team will consist of two under 16 surfers and three open surfers.

The action continues on Saturday 14th of April with sixty of Australia’s finest aerial exponents fighting it out for A$10,000 and one of six spots into the $20,000 Boost Mobile Surf Show. The format is as per a standard Airshow with six surfer heats.

Wrapping up the exciting, all weekend surfing festival will be the invitational Boost Mobile Surf Show presented by LG on Sunday 15th of April, 2007. Twenty of the world’s best aerial surfers will surf against each other in a one day, winner takes all A$20,000 surf show.

The Big Wheel...

The format will be based around a large spinning wheel (Boost Mobile Surf Show Wheel) that will dictate the aerial tricks to be performed. Four Surfers in the water will have only 10 minutes to perform each trick spun on the wheel. Every 10 minutes a new group of four hit the water and the wheel will be spun again to find the next new trick.

Surfers' manoeuvres will be given the thumbs up, or thumbs down by a three guest judges panel; two out of three thumbs up signifies a completed aerial trick.

Any surfer who completes an aerial trick will receive a letter. Surfers are aiming to spell "B-O-O-S-T".

Once 25 qualification heats are completed, the top 8 surfers with the most completed aerial tricks (B-O-O-S-T) will enter the Boost Mobile Surf Show final.

The final will feature only 3 spins of the wheel, with each spin eliminating half of the surfers who are slowest to complete the trick.


	Three Days of Arial Action! The surf show will open with the Boost Mobile Surf Show schools 'teams' challenge on Friday 13th of April; a teams format open to 16 schools nationally. The winning team will walk away with national glory and an all expenses paid trip to Perisher Blue to watch the Boost Mobile Snow Show in September ‘07. Each team will consist of two under 16 surfers and three open surfers. The action continues on Saturday 14th of April with sixty of Australia’s finest aerial exponents fighting it out for A$10,000 and one of six spots into the $20,000 Boost Mobile Surf Show. The format is as per a standard Airshow with six surfer heats. Wrapping up the exciting, all weekend surfing festival will be the invitational Boost Mobile Surf Show presented by LG on Sunday 15th of April, 2007. Twenty of the world’s best aerial surfers will surf against each other in a one day, winner takes all A$20,000 surf show. The Big Wheel... The format will be based around a large spinning wheel (Boost Mobile Surf Show Wheel) that will dictate the aerial tricks to be performed. Four Surfers in the water will have only 10 minutes to perform each trick spun on the wheel. Every 10 minutes a new group of four hit the water and the wheel will be spun again to find the next new trick. Surfers' manoeuvres will be given the thumbs up, or thumbs down by a three guest judges panel; two out of three thumbs up signifies a completed aerial trick. Any surfer who completes an aerial trick will receive a letter. Surfers are aiming to spell "B-O-O-S-T". Once 25 qualification heats are completed, the top 8 surfers with the most completed aerial tricks (B-O-O-S-T) will enter the Boost Mobile Surf Show final. The final will feature only 3 spins of the wheel, with each spin eliminating half of the surfers who are slowest to complete the trick.