Javier de la Gandara's "Okofen" is still in the lead after winning two sleeves this Saturday (Photo Rosana Calvo)

The "Okofen" by Javier de la Gandara is held in the head of the Winter League Class J80 of Mount Real Club of Yates after imposing on two of the three tests held on Saturday in Baiona Bay. The ship patrolled by Gandara had its hardest rival in the "Miúdo by Storax" of Francisca Barros, who managed to overcome it in one of the sleeves. That first place in one of the races, the two seconds he got in the rest of the manga, and the discard that was applied after completing twelve tests, allowed the Portuguese to shorten distances with the "Okofen." Ten points separate, after the end of this fourth day, the first and second classified from the monotypes league. "Okofen" with ten points and "Miúdo" with twenty, would, if they managed to maintain results, the gold and silver of the competition. Bronze would be a little more curtailed, as dances continue to be produced in that position.

The "Virazto" of Miguel Lago, patronized by Javier Rey in the last two days, fell on Saturday to the fourth position after Enrique Porto's "Ferralemes" managed to take away the third place of the provisional podium. However, the separation between the two ships is only three points, so we will have to wait for the next days to see how the league evolves. The "Cansino" of Fernándo Yáñez, with the great Joseph of the Gandara to the cane on this fourth day, remains in fifth position; and the sixth position remains for the "Mondo" of Bernardo Macedo. The general classification after the fourth delivery is as follows:

1. Okofen - Javier de la Gandara (10 points)
2. Miudo by Storax - Francisca Barros (20 points)
3. Ferralemes - Enrique Porto (36 points)
4. Vidito - Javier Rey (39 points)
5. Cansino - José de la Gandara (49 points)
6. Mondo - Bernardo Macedo (57 points)
7. Pazo de Cea - María Campos (70 points)
8. Namasté - Luis de Mira (72 points)
9. Luna Nueva - Juan Luis Tuero (77 points)
10. Marías - Manuel María Cunha (102 points)
11. Alumisel - Willy Caamaño (109 points)
12. Nautico Cormorán - Francisco Javier Martínez (111 points)