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Laura Crane: From Surfing to Love Island and an Accident

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For surfers, Nazaré, Portugal, is one of the most dangerous places in the world. For Britain's Laura Crane, waves over 20 meters have become more than a sporting challenge: they have become part of a process of personal reconstruction. In December 2025, Laura caught a wave at Nazaré estimated at about 22 meters, large enough to get into question for the world's female record. ...
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For surfers, Nazaré, Portugal, is one of the most dangerous places in the world. For Britain's Laura Crane, waves over 20 meters have become more than a sporting challenge: they have become part of a process of personal reconstruction. In December 2025, Laura caught a wave at Nazaré estimated at about 22 meters, large enough to get into question for the world's female record. ...

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gsp.ro broke the news on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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