French Surfing Team Tests Future Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Venue
Led by Olympic champion Kauli Vaast, the squad trained at Trestles, California, ahead of the 2028 Games, according to France 24.
The French surfing team used the future Los Angeles 2028 Olympic venue for a first full training camp, as the Lexus Trestles Pro competition took place in California, France 24 reported.
Led by reigning Olympic champion Kauli Vaast, the squad tested both its sporting preparation and logistics as it builds toward defending France's medal success from the Paris Games, according to the report.
Sources
- Surfing: France tests Olympic venue ahead of LA 2028 — France 24 — English
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