A camera mounted on a remote-controlled helicopter followed Gerroa surfer Sally Fitzgibbons as she competed in the Surfest Women’s Classic at Newcastle’s Merewether Beach yesterday.
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Fitzgibbons, last year’s world number two, made her way into the quarter-finals where she will face young Hawaiian surfer Alessa Quizon.
Fitzgibbons finished second to American Lakey Peterson, after reigning world champion Steph Gilmore bowed out in a difficult one-metre swell.
A camera watches Sally Fitzgibbons. Picture: SIMONE DE PEAK
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