Germany’s Sebastian Steudtner can undoubtedly call himself the “king of surfing” after just yesterday he broke the world record for the biggest wave ever surfed.
The 39-year-old Steudtner was in Nazareth, Portugal, and managed to “ride” a 28.57-metre high wave with his board.
The height of the waves was measured by a drone, and according to reports, Steudtner used a special board that enabled him to reach speeds of up to 100 km/h.
The beach at Nazareth has been dubbed “the Everest of surfing.”
It is noted that the previous world record holder was again the same person, as he surfed a wave of 26.21 meters.
Nazareth beach has been dubbed “the Everest of surfing” due to the huge waves in the area.
39-year-old Sebastian Steudtner is one of the most famous surfers on the planet. At the age of sixteen, he moved to Hawaii from Nuremberg, his hometown, and there he “fell in love” with surfing, in which he excelled.
