Surfer Tyler Wright’s world championship chase by the numbers

SHE was the youngest surfer ever to win a world tour event and now she is bidding to become the latest Australian to win a world crown. We look at Tyler Wrights numbers game.

Tyler Wright has had that winning feeling all season long.

SHE was the youngest surfer ever to win a world tour event and now she is bidding to become the latest Australian to win a world crown.

NSW surfer Tyler Wright has been ripping it up all season to put her right in the mix for a maiden world crown in 2016.

IN MY HEART I HAD QUIT

From a family of surfers, Wright has been impressive on the world surf tour since her rookie year. But 2016 has been a standout for the Australian.

We take a look at Wright’s numbers game.

Tyler Wright surfing to victory in round one of the Cascais Pro.

4: The number of surfing siblings she has — Tim, Owen, Kirby and Mikey.

4: The number of world surf league events she has won this year.

11: The total number of world surf league wins she has had.

13: Her worst place on the World Surf League this year.

13.97: Her average heat score.

14: How old she was when she became the youngest surfer in history — male or female — to win a world tour event back in 2008.

16: Her age when she made the world tour as a rookie.

20: She will be the 20th Australian world champion if she wins.

22: Her age now as she chases a world crown.

170cm: Wright’s height.

231,450: Her career earnings in US dollars.