EuroTour 2025 Concludes With Final Rankings After Seven-Stop Season

A shot from the 2025 Race Series finale at the Royan SUP Festival. | Photo: EuroTour / Mario Entero

SAN DIEGO, California – The 2025 EuroTour Stand Up Paddle season has officially wrapped up after seven stops across Europe, beginning in Germany with the Boot Düsseldorf SUP Sprint and the Nordhausen SUP Race, and closing in France at the Royan SUP Festival. The 11th edition of the Tour once again delivered world-class racing, featuring athletes from more than 30 countries and offering divisions for Juniors, Masters (40+), and Kahunas (50+).

The overall champions this year are Maricarmen Rivera (Puerto Rico) and Shuri “Shrimpy” Araki (Japan), both of whom set the standard with dominant performances throughout the season. Rivera’s consistency placed her atop the women’s rankings, while Araki’s explosive paddling secured him the men’s crown.

Season Highlights

The EuroTour 2025 showcased the variety and depth of SUP racing across Europe. Starting with the fast-paced sprints in Germany, the Tour moved through iconic Spanish venues — including Sancti Petri, the World SUP Festival in Costa Blanca, and Barcelona — before heading north to Belgium’s Namur SUP Festival. The season culminated in Royan, France, where oceanic conditions and packed crowds provided the perfect stage for the grand finale.

With its unbiased and transparent rankings — covering every athlete from first to last — the EuroTour remains the benchmark for SUP racing worldwide. The mix of rising young talents and seasoned veterans underscored the sport’s continued global growth.

2025 Women's Champ, Maricarmen Rivera, at the Barcelona Event. | Photo: EuroTour / Mario Entero

Final Rankings – Women’s Top 20

1. Maricarmen Rivera (Puerto Rico) – Infinity SUP

2. Alba Frey (Spain) – Starboard

3. Duna Gordillo (Spain) – NSP Racing

4. Espe Barreras (Spain) – Starboard

5. Iona Rivet (France) – NSP Racing

6. Lola Pelletier (France) – NSP Racing

7. Susak Molinero (Spain) – Sunova

8. Anais Guyomarch (France) – 3Bay Paddle

9. Emma Freja Pedersen (Denmark) – Sunova

10. Jenny Kalmbach (Costa Rica) – NSP Racing

11. Melanie Lafenetre (France) – Infinity SUP

12. Madeline Leblanc (Canada) – Flying Fish Board Co

13. Elin van der Sar (Netherlands) – Light Board Corp

14. Annabel Page (UK) – NSP Racing

15. Gaelle Paponnaud (France) – 3Bay Paddle

16. Oda Diestel (Germany) – Starboard

17. Marin Hoeboer (Netherlands) – Sunova

18. Katniss Paris (USA) – Infinity SUP

19. Brianna Orams (New Zealand) – Starboard

20. Stinna Morell Lerche (Denmark) – Infinity SUP

2025 Men's Champ, Shuri Araki, at the Barcelona Event. | Photo: EuroTour / Mario Entero

Final Rankings – Men’s Top 20

1. Shuri Araki (Japan) – QB Paddles

2. Donato Freens (Netherlands) – Infinity SUP

3. Ethan Bry (France) – SIC Maui

4. Arthur Arutkin (France) – Infinity SUP

5. Aaron Sánchez (Spain) – Starboard

6. Fernando Perez (Spain) – Starboard

7. Antonio Morillo (Spain) – NSP Racing

8. Manuel Hoyuela (Spain) – Sunova

9. Blue Ewer (UK) – NSP Racing

10. Ivan de Frutos (Spain) – Starboard

11. Titouan Puyo (France) – NSP Racing

12. Unax Etxeberria (Spain) – Sunova

13. Eliott Bry (France) – SIC Maui

14. Bastian Grimm (Germany) – Sunova

15. Christian Andersen (Denmark) – NSP Racing

16. Michael Booth (Australia) – Starboard

17. Eri Tenorio (Brazil) – Flying Fish Board Co

18. Maximus Sijrier (Netherlands) – BR1 Boards

19. Paolo Marconi (Italy) – Sunova

20. Ole Schwarz (Germany) – Starboard

Looking Ahead

As the EuroTour celebrates its 11th year, it continues to unite the global SUP community under one clear mission: to provide a fair, competitive, and inclusive racing platform for athletes of all levels. With Rivera and Araki crowned champions, the Tour sets the stage for another thrilling season in 2026.

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