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Test Your Joel Tudor Knowledge for a Chance to Win this Prize Pack

By SURFER Magazine

| posted on July 22, 2010

Test your knowledge of Joel’s unorthodox surf career and enter to win a brand new custom 2010 Kookbox Scarab model surfboard and Joel Tudor’s entire new line of clothing by Vans. The first person to correctly answer the three trivia questions about our 2009 Guest Editor below will take home the ultimate loot.

Dust off that Tudor knowledge, and sharpen your pencils. Ready?

You may begin.

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