You’ve probably seen Alex Gray in the news this week after American Air destroyed his boards. If not see here:
As you might’ve guessed from the coverage, Alex spends a lot of time in steel birds. He uses them to chase the promise of swell around the world. Some of which pan out, some of which don’t.
In this clip Alex describes the ups and downs of this existence, and heads to Morocco where it all comes together and he scores some of the best waves of his life.
After burning his QS budget on two early exits, Arch ditched the jersey, chased slabs and came back stronger.
An uninhabited island, a turtle massacre and the hope of a fun left hander.
Has big bru found his post tour retirement plan?
Surfing's answer to Bear Grylls is at it again.
Why Milla Coco Brown’s unfiltered, full-throttle approach has everyone paying attention.
The tight-knit brothers redefining the scope of a modern surfer.
Three decades behind the lens with Andrew Buckley.
Joel Parkinson 2001 - Tavarua Island portrait and Cloudbreak carve.
Get full access to every feature from our print issues, read classic Tracks issues from the 70s, 80s and 90’s, watch all of our classic films & more …
Get full access to every feature from our print issues, read classic Tracks issues from the 70s, 80s and 90’s, watch all of our classic films & more …
This is the last time the original cooly kids were captured together and features some of their best surfing.
Their rivalry helped push each of them onto the world stage but their friendship endured. This is the last time the original cooly kids were captured together and features some of their best surfing.
A film by Shaggadelic Productions
Seven free surfers embark on a voyage to boldly go where no man had gone before.
Not that long ago, in an island chain far, far away, seven free surfers embarked on a voyage to boldly go where no man had gone before. Equipped with an array of surfboards, a packet of crayons and two ukuleles, their chances of success were slim. In pursuit of perfection, they were forced to navigate under the radar of a fleet of imperial boat charters. Despite numerous obstacles, the rebel alliance of wave-riding beatniks continued to make Galactik Tracks into a new surfing cosmos; their search for a Nirvana reaching its climax when they arrived at… The Island of Nowhere.
A film by Tom Jennings
The film features the enigmatic and free-thinking Dave Rastovich at home on the Far North Coast of NSW.
Gathering is a short film from independent filmmaker Nathan Oldfield, the creator of the award-winning left of centre surf films Lines From a Poem, Seaworthy and The Heart & The Sea. The film features the enigmatic and free-thinking Dave Rastovich at home in the sacred playgrounds of the Far North Coast of New South Wales. The film explores Rastovich’s ideas around how the tension between the industrial and the natural in the surfing world unfolds in that place. Ultimately, Gathering celebrates how diversity and difference in ecosystems, relationships and surfing contribute to the preciousness of life. Gathering is easy on the eyes and ears and Tracks Magazine is proud to present it to you. Nathan Oldfield is a maverick, a filmmaker who wants a surf movie to say something important, to move us and make us grateful for the sea around us and the life within us. His films are quiet, beautiful and brimming with sacred purpose. Tim Winton, Acclaimed Australian Novelist
In this quintessentially Australian film, the two friends ride waves with the nation’s best surfers.
From dreamy, north coast points to nights beneath starlit desert skies follow Luke Hynd and Mikey Wright as they embark on a surfing odyssey. In this quintessentially Australian film, the two friends ride waves with the nation’s best surfers, down beers with cantankerous locals and visit some of the more innocuous nooks of the continent’s rugged fringes. Wanderlust lets you rediscover the country and the coastline you love. Be careful, you might even be inspired to toss it all in and embark on your own journey around The Great Southern Land.
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