Carissa Moore's Trip To The Title

Marvin Green

The Inertia Editorial Intern

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Carissa started her year strong with a third place finish on the Gold Coast. Image: ASP/Will H-S

$Carissa slashed up Margaret River\'s steep walls en route to her first win of the 2013 season. Image: ASP/Robertson$

Carissa slashed up Margaret River's steep walls en route to her first win of the 2013 season. Image: ASP/Robertson

Margaret River represented an upswing for Moore as she won two stops in a row. Image: ASP/Robertson

$Carissa carved Bells\' buttery walls as she took home her second win of the year. Image: ASP/Robertson$

Carissa carved Bells' buttery walls as she took home her second win of the year. Image: ASP/Robertson

$What a natural with the bell. You can hardly tell that it\'s her first time ringing it. Image: ASP/Kirstin$

What a natural with the bell. You can hardly tell that it's her first time ringing it. Image: ASP/Kirstin

$A fifth place in New Zealand marked Moore\'s worst result of this years Tour. Deep in thought. Image: ASP/Robertson$

A fifth place in New Zealand marked Moore's worst result of this years Tour. Deep in thought. Image: ASP/Robertson

Carissa is all smiles with a third place in Rio. Image: ASP/Kirstin

Her second US Open win was her third of the year. Image: ASP/Rowland

After a third in France, Carissa got down to business in Portugal. Image: ASP/Poullenot

With a victory in Portugal, Moore claimed her second ASP World Title in only her fourth year on Tour. Image: ASP/Poullenot

After only four years on tour, Carissa Moore has already nabbed her second ASP World Title. It’s been a long time since the 2013 World Tour kicked off on the Gold Coast so let’s take a look back at some of Carissa’s journey. It’s been quite a ride.

Make sure to check out Carissa’s (HEADSPACE) where she opens up about her personal life, surfing and all the good stuff in between.

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