A bad call on an ocean swim puts a surfer's retirement plans on the rocks. Written by Sean Murphy.

World record holder, surf coach and mental health advocate Blakey Johnston is on course to ride 1,000 waves in the month of ...

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 ...

4. Julian is most surprised by Jack Robinson’s rise amongst the new Aussie crop Australian surf fans were not confident in having a title challenger on the men’s side of the tour this year. With ...

Bill Morris’s infatuation with G-Land began a little over four decades ago. Since then, he’s answered the call of the jungle more than 20 times. As a committed surfer he’s always juggled his barrel ...

There’s an entire generation of surfers who can’t remember exactly what year it was when their dad walked out — but play the soundtrack from whichever Taylor Steele film was new at the time, and it ...

Tracks recently spoke to Gibran Putra Wirjawan who grew up between Java and Bali, and is currently editing a documentary titled Samudra, which explores the role surfing plays in Indonesia. When asked ...

Australian surfers love an out-of-control rebel. Particularly if they surf exceedingly well. We admire their free spirited, devil-may-care approach to life; both in the water and on the land. They do ...

Issue 592 features a new series exploring the dark seams that run through Australian surf culture. The first installation of ‘Dark Lineage’ invites you to consider the volatile journeys of Bobby Brown ...

Check out our feature on the Wave pool phenomena in Issue 589; It includes four very different stories testing the water on wave pools. Our new mag is on stands now, available for purchase online, or ...

This is from the pages of our new mag ‘Issue 590’, which is on stands now, available for purchase online, or click here to subscribe and read all of Tracks Premium content! Five years after Nias was ...