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SURFING · 2009-10-04 · LANDES, LANDES, FRANCE

Quiksilver Pro France 2009 surfing prize money

The Quiksilver Pro France paid £255,639 to 48 surfers. Mick Fanning won £30,075. Bede Durbidge took £18,045 as runner-up.

TOTAL PAID£256k
WINNER£30k
SURFERS PAID48
PAYOUT BANDS7

Men's payouts

48 surfers paid, in finishing order

Prize money won by each surfer at the Quiksilver Pro France.
PLACE SURFER NATION PRIZE MONEY
Winner Mick Fanning Australia £30,075£30k
Runner-up Bede Durbidge Australia £18,045£18k
3rd Patrick Beven France £10,526£11k
3rd Tiago Pires Portugal £10,526£11k
5th Ben Dunn Australia £6,767£7k
5th Bobby Martinez United States £6,767£7k
5th Kelly Slater United States £6,767£7k
5th Taj Burrow Australia £6,767£7k
9th C.J. Hobgood United States £4,737£5k
9th Dane Reynolds United States £4,737£5k
9th Dean Morrison Australia £4,737£5k
9th Jordy Smith South Africa £4,737£5k
9th Kieren Perrow Australia £4,737£5k
9th Michel Bourez France £4,737£5k
9th Taylor Knox United States £4,737£5k
9th Tim Boal France £4,737£5k
17th Aritz Aranburu Spain £4,060£4k
17th Chris Davidson Australia £4,060£4k
17th Damien Hobgood United States £4,060£4k
17th Dustin Barca Hawaii £4,060£4k
17th Freddy Patacchia Jr. Hawaii £4,060£4k
17th Greg Emslie South Africa £4,060£4k
17th Heitor Alves Brazil £4,060£4k
17th Joan Duru France £4,060£4k
17th Joel Parkinson Australia £4,060£4k
17th Julian Wilson Australia £4,060£4k
17th Kai Otton Australia £4,060£4k
17th Mick Campbell Australia £4,060£4k
17th Nic Muscroft Australia £4,060£4k
17th Phillip MacDonald Australia £4,060£4k
17th Roy Powers Hawaii £4,060£4k
17th Tom Whitaker Australia £4,060£4k
33rd Adrian Buchan Australia £3,534£4k
33rd Adriano de Souza Brazil £3,534£4k
33rd Alain Riou Tahiti £3,534£4k
33rd Chris Ward United States £3,534£4k
33rd David Weare South Africa £3,534£4k
33rd Dayyan Neve Australia £3,534£4k
33rd Drew Courtney Australia £3,534£4k
33rd Gabriel Villaran Peru £3,534£4k
33rd Jay Thompson Australia £3,534£4k
33rd Jeremy Flores France £3,534£4k
33rd Jihad Khodr Brazil £3,534£4k
33rd Kekoa Bacalso Hawaii £3,534£4k
33rd Marlon Lipke Germany £3,534£4k
33rd Mikael Picon France £3,534£4k
33rd Nathaniel Curran United States £3,534£4k
33rd Tim Reyes United States £3,534£4k

How the money splits

Each finishing band, what it paid each surfer, and what it paid in all

Prize money bands at the Quiksilver Pro France.
PLACE SURFERS EACH BAND TOTAL
Winner 1 £30,075£30k £30,075£30k
Runner-up 1 £18,045£18k £18,045£18k
3rd 2 £10,526£11k £21,053£21k
5th 4 £6,767£7k £27,068£27k
9th 8 £4,737£5k £37,895£38k
17th 16 £4,060£4k £64,962£65k
33rd 16 £3,534£4k £56,541£57k

Where the money went, band by band

Winner £30k
Runner-up £18k
3rd £21k
5th £27k
9th £38k
17th £65k
33rd £57k

The rest of 2009

Every other surfing edition we hold from 2009

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner of the Quiksilver Pro France get?

Mick Fanning took £30,075.

How much did the runner-up get?

Bede Durbidge took £18,045, 60% of the winner's cheque.

What was the total prize money at the Quiksilver Pro France?

£255,639, paid to 48 surfers.

How does it compare with other years?

The Quiksilver Pro France paid £297,218, and the Quiksilver Pro France paid £300,752.

Where to next

Every edition is on the France prize money page, and the whole year on surfing prize money in 2009. The edition before was the Quiksilver Pro France. The one after was the Quiksilver Pro France.