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SURFING · EVENT PRIZE MONEY · MIDDLES, ISABELA, PUERTO RICO

Puerto Rico surfing prize money

The Puerto Rico has paid £375,940 across 1 edition in 2010. That year Kelly Slater won £56,391 and Stephanie Gilmore £11,278.

PAID IN TOTAL£376k
EDITIONS1
2010 TOP PRIZE£56k
SURFERS PAID54
RANK29 of 32

Every edition

Who won, what they took, and what the edition paid in all

Every edition of the Puerto Rico with its winner, the winner's prize and the total paid.
YEAR WINNER TOP PRIZE PAID
2010 Kelly Slater, Stephanie Gilmore £56,391£56k £375,940£376k

The Rip Curl Search payouts

What each finishing place was worth at the latest edition

Prize money by finishing place at the Rip Curl Search.
PLACE SURFERS EACH BAND TOTAL
Men's Winner 1 £56,391£56k £56,391£56k
Men's Runner-up 1 £22,556£23k £22,556£23k
Men's 3rd 2 £12,782£13k £25,564£26k
Men's 5th 4 £9,962£10k £39,850£40k
Men's 9th 4 £7,519£8k £30,075£30k
Men's 13th 12 £6,015£6k £72,180£72k
Men's 25th 12 £4,511£5k £54,135£54k
Women's Winner 1 £11,278£11k £11,278£11k
Women's Runner-up 1 £6,767£7k £6,767£7k
Women's 3rd 2 £4,511£5k £9,023£9k
Women's 5th 4 £3,947£4k £15,789£16k
Women's 9th 8 £3,383£3k £27,068£27k
Women's 17th 2 £2,632£3k £5,263£5k

Every cheque by name is on the Rip Curl Search payouts page.

Who has earned the most at the Puerto Rico

Prize money won here, across every edition we hold

The surfers who have won the most prize money at the Puerto Rico.
# SURFER NATION WINS PRIZE MONEY
1 Kelly Slater United States 1 £56,391£56k
2 Bede Durbidge Australia 0 £22,556£23k
3 Michel Bourez France 0 £12,782£13k
4 Taj Burrow Australia 0 £12,782£13k
5 Stephanie Gilmore Australia 1 £11,278£11k
6 Adriano de Souza Brazil 0 £9,962£10k
7 Dane Reynolds United States 0 £9,962£10k
8 Jordy Smith South Africa 0 £9,962£10k
9 Mick Fanning Australia 0 £9,962£10k
10 Chris Davidson Australia 0 £7,519£8k
11 Jeremy Flores France 0 £7,519£8k
12 Owen Wright Australia 0 £7,519£8k
13 Taylor Knox United States 0 £7,519£8k
14 Carissa Moore Hawaii 0 £6,767£7k
15 Bobby Martinez United States 0 £6,015£6k
16 Brett Simpson United States 0 £6,015£6k
17 C.J. Hobgood United States 0 £6,015£6k
18 Daniel Ross Australia 0 £6,015£6k
19 Dusty Payne Hawaii 0 £6,015£6k
20 Dylan Graves Puerto Rico 0 £6,015£6k
21 Freddy Patacchia Jr. Hawaii 0 £6,015£6k
22 Gabe Kling United States 0 £6,015£6k
23 Kieren Perrow Australia 0 £6,015£6k
24 Matt Wilkinson Australia 0 £6,015£6k
25 Roy Powers Hawaii 0 £6,015£6k

Other surfing events

The events either side of the Puerto Rico by prize money paid

Surfing events ranked around the Puerto Rico.
# EVENT EDITIONS PAID
17 Huntington Beach 8 £1,294,286£1.3m
18 New Zealand 5 £1,087,218£1.1m
19 Santa Catarina 3 £763,233£763k
20 New York 1 £733,083£733k
21 Abu Dhabi 1 £710,511£711k
22 G-Land 1 £671,335£671k
23 Mexico 1 £606,015£606k
24 Newcastle 1 £606,015£606k
25 Rottnest Island 1 £606,015£606k
26 Narrabeen 1 £599,248£599k
27 Mundaka 2 £485,639£486k
28 Beachley Classic 5 £419,549£420k
29 Puerto Rico 1 £375,940£376k
30 San Francisco 1 £319,549£320k
31 Santa Cruz 1 £319,549£320k
32 Peru 3 £195,113£195k
1 Bells Beach 17 £9,812,137£9.8m
2 Saquarema 15 £8,795,340£8.8m
3 Portugal 15 £8,386,046£8.4m
4 Margaret River 13 £8,286,723£8.3m
5 Pipeline 17 £8,112,813£8.1m
6 Teahupoo 17 £7,792,257£7.8m
7 Gold Coast 14 £7,570,964£7.6m
8 Jeffreys Bay 13 £6,229,474£6.2m

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner get at the Rip Curl Search?

Kelly Slater took £56,391 and Stephanie Gilmore took £11,278. The whole edition paid £375,940 across 54 surfers.

How much prize money has the Puerto Rico paid?

£375,940 across 1 edition in 2010. The richest was the Rip Curl Search, at £375,940.

Who has won the most money at the Puerto Rico?

Kelly Slater, with £56,391 and 1 win. Bede Durbidge is next on £22,556.

Where does the Puerto Rico rank for prize money?

29th of the 32 surfing events we hold, by total prize money paid.

Where to next

Every surfing event and surfer is ranked on surfing prize money. The latest edition is the Rip Curl Search. What the men's and women's fields are paid is compared on men's vs women's surfing prize money.