Congratulations! Three LOST team riders have been confirmed to compete in the Tokyo Olympics!
Let us introduce these three people again!
"Caroline Marks"
She is a 17-year-old player.
He was the youngest person to join the World Tour and also the youngest person to win.
Despite her small size, she has the ability to power surf, making it easy to get into the pocket and show off her techniques. Recently, she has mastered the frontside air reverse, and we expect to see her show it off in competitions on the 2020 tour. She finished second in the WSL 2019 World Tour rankings, and her favorite board is the DRIVER 2.0.
"Carissa Moore"
Carissa, now 27, won the 2019 World Championship. She's a Hawaiian surfer who has been the World Champion four times, in 2011, 2013, 2015, and 2019. She recently announced she won't be participating in the 2020 World Tour, much to the disappointment of LOST fans, but she will be competing in the Tokyo Olympics. This will be her first time at the beach in Chiba, Japan, so please look forward to it! The board she uses to become the 2019 World Champion is the DRIVER 2.0.
"Kolohe Andino"
Kolohe, now 25, is the ace of the LOST surfboard team and had a great year in 2019, competing for the World Championship right up until the final round of the World Tour. When he was selected for the Olympic team, his father, Dino, contacted Nishii. "I'm going to Japan with my wife, so please take care of me!" he emailed. He also asked Nishii to arrange accommodation and transportation. Dino is excited to be going to Japan for the first time in a long time. He's probably happier than anyone that his son will be competing in the Tokyo Olympics. Mayhem also said he wants to watch the Tokyo Olympics.
Kolohe, who finished 5th in the 2019 WSL World Tour Rankings, also uses the DRIVER 2.0 board!
There are four slots for USA athletes.
The fact that three LOST team riders have been selected as Olympic athletes means
This result proves the excellent competition performance of "DRIVER 2.0".
