Mick Rips it up in Peniche

 

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    29 OCT 2009
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    Mick Fanning
    About this Video
    Mick Fanning took his third win of the year in the Supertubos of Peniche in Portugal and took a commanding lead in the ASP world tour with one event to go. Having won the inaugural the Rip Curl Pro Search in 2005 follow Mick as he makes a triumphant return.

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