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About the tour
The Basics
Pro points
Pro Points are awarded to skiers based on their competitive placement at Pro Events. Each skier’s Pro Point total determines their position on the Tour Leaderboard.
Not all Pro Points contribute; only the best few results of each skier count towards their Pro Point total.
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The details
Pro Waterski Events
A Pro Waterski Event represents the top standard of competitive water skiing: where the best skiers around compete for wins, podiums and points in the disciplines of slalom, jump and trick. Professional water skiers travel around the world to compete in such events. For 2023 the season starts in April and ends in September.
Click here for the 2023 Pro Waterski Event schedule.
Event Format
Not all Pro Waterski Events use the same method, or format, to determine competitive placement. There are 3 formats used in Pro Events.
PRO points
Pro Points are awarded to skiers based on their competitive placement at Pro Events. Each Pro Event has a Star rating that determines how many points are on offer for each placement.
PRO points Table
The total of each skier’s Pro Points is used to determine their position on the Tour Leaderboard.
Not all Pro Points contribute; only the best few results of each skier count towards their Pro Point total. The number of Pro Events that contribute Pro Points to each skier’s total is determined by the total number of Pro Events scheduled on the day the season starts.
If a skier is awarded Pro Points below the level of their worst contributing result the points are not used at all.
For the 2023 season:
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Men Slalom: 5 tour stops contribute
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Women Slalom: 5 tour stops contribute
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Men Jump: 3 tour stops contribute
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Women Jump: 3 tour stops contribute
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Men Tricks: 1 tour stops contribute
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Women Tricks: 1 tour stops contribute