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IllustrationGraham “Sid” Cassidy, the Sydney newspaperman behind the 1974 Surfabout who later split pro surfing into the WQS and WCT as ASP boss, has died. Tracks marks it by rerunning Phil Jarratt’s 1977 profile of a guy who loved contests and worried about them, too.
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IllustrationGraham “Sid” Cassidy, the Sydney newspaperman behind the 1974 Surfabout who later split pro surfing into the WQS and WCT as ASP…
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IllustrationTracks says goodbye to Larry Bertlemann, the Hilo-born Rubberman whose layback “Bert” turn changed how people rode waves and concrete alike. Phil…
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IllustrationEggs, potatoes, beans and cheese rolled tight in foil: a post-session breakfast burrito that stays warm on the dash while you surf.…
