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The ultimate video about the ultimate big-wave surfing contest. On 24-hours notice, 24 of the world's greatest surfers are summoned by one of the world's biggest surf breaks and by Jeff Clark, the man who first surfed it alone. They are called to compete, not for huge prizes and not for commercial glory, but because to face Mavericks and to win is to gain the ultimate respect among surfers and surfing fans around the world. Everyone at every surf spot on the globe knows of Mavericks but only a very few have successfully faced the frigid cold water, the jagged rocks, the merciless paddle out and waves that are taller than buildings and wider than houses. It's all captured on The Official 2003/2004 Mavericks Surf Contest Video.

This official document of the 2005 MAVERICKS SURF CONTEST offers some high octane action amid the towering California waves in Half Moon Bay. With a sizeable cash prize up for grabs, these wave riders have to be fearless to be crowned champion, and some behind-the-scenes footage helps shed some light on the personalities of the men who put their lives on the line. In the tradition of the contest, all the competitors were only informed of their invitation to participate just 24 hours before the event took place, and when they arrived, they were greeted with some of the biggest waves in the world. Expertly captured by an experienced camera crew, this is the next best thing to being there.

Perilous waves, horrendous wipeouts and perfect 10 rides mark The 2006 Mavericks Surf Contest. On 24 hours notice, 24 of the world's best big-wave warriors convened in Half Moon Bay, California to do battle with merciless 50 foot waves, rough & frigid waters, ragged rocks and each other. The 2006 Contest has been described by industry insiders as the best big-wave surf contest ever. Produced and Directed by a 5-time National Sports Emmy Award Winning Producer, the Official 2006 video captures the action from every angle-from a helicopter above, from high-powered shore-based cameras, from a boat bobbing in the channel, and from a jet ski hovering near the impact zone. Relive the anticipation. See the swell build.