The first edition of the Varadero Valencia Trophy has already won

Organized by the Royal Nautical Club of Valencia, it ended in the waters of the capital of Valencia, the first edition of the so-called Trofeo Varadero Valencia, for the cruise class, which began last November... the cancellation of the second test and the postponement of the third and last one due to the bad weather conditions... caused the only one test to put an end to this race outside the opening, to later coronate the first champions of this trophy that will surely become an important annual meeting in the Valencian club.

The judges with good judgment managed to complete a tight-sotavent barlovento of just under seven miles, which could be valid, that was with very loose winds, of the end character of the southeast that never reached the ten knots. In class 1, he debuted yesterday in the competition the new Frers 45 of Arturo Meseguer, Aquarelle 1, which was made with the victory in real time, but was overcome after the compensation by Expert, of Luis Gutiérrez Ramada, who with two victories in the two trials disputed was proclaimed champion in class 1. The second square was for those of Meseguer, and the third place for Ziving of Javier Arbona

In class 2 regularity was the key to the victory for Zas Sailing, of the French brothers, who were the winners in the general with two seconds placed in the two trials held. The second square was for Majoche, by Alejandro Fliquete, who, despite winning yesterday's test, paid for the fifth square of the first test. He completed the Fin 3 podium of Millán Alvarez, with a fourth and a third place.

Class 3 lived an interesting duel between two identical boats, Saona de Gonzalo Calvo, who left first in the general before this last manga, and Iberolimp - Alhambra, of José Vicente Alhambra, whom yesterday's victory in the test served to take home the trophy of winner, with a three-point tie with his rival, and a first and second place a house. The third position was for Eduardo Tur's Blue Lizard. For his part "A sea without barriers" by Joan Tamarit was unanswered in the Open class, proclaiming himself a champion with two first positions in the two trials held. The second square was for Tetis de Fernando San José Gil and the third for Temptress Dos de Ricardo Llopis.