Fouesnant covered his file with high note... now in 2018 from 6 to 12 October it is the turn of Spain... the organization in charge of the Maritime Club of Vigo and the Maritime Liceo of Bouzas

It ended in the French port Fouesnant the European Laser Master Championship with a participation close to 200 lasers from a dozen countries, organized by the Nautical Center that was perfect and excellent sea and wind conditions and worth the data that was completed the program of the ten sleeves, at the rate of two daily. In the standard class all the fish was sold, as the bat Carlos Martínez of the Real Club de Regatas de Santiago de la Ribera was much higher than its rivals, obtaining 17 points for 34 the second and 59 the third!. In the last day the Spanish regateó in a conservative plan without risk to achieve its goal of achieving the gold. The silver for the Rik Wolters holandes that was not tied on the closing day and the bronze for the British Alan Davis who finished with a first what was worth to him to enter the podium. By the way the first sleeve of the day was for the Michel Majon of Belgium, which ends in the 29th final place!. Excellent Leandro Rosado that went up to fourth place, after today achieving a fourth and a fifth. The third Spanish was Cedric Canas, who finished tenth, and the fourth Miguel Noguer in the 17th, Andres Grau was 22nd and Oriol Marron was the 27th.

In Spanish radio the best Mónica Azón of the Náutic Club El Masnou, which in the end was sixth, behind the British who took the first four squares and the Italian Alessio Marinelli. The rest of the Navy best classified David Mateu (16th), Pablo Gomeza (39), Carlos Jane (50th) and Didier (51st).

Standard class - Final general classification
1 Carlos Martínez (Spain) 17 points
2nd Rik Wolters (Netherlands) 34
3rd Alan Davis (United Kingdom) 59
4th Leandro Rosado (Spain) 65
5th Wolfgang Gerz (Germany) 71
6th Tim Law (United Kingdom) 73
7th Bertrand Blanchet (France) 73
8th Wouter Duetz (Netherlands) 83
9th Roger Schulz (Germany) 84
10th Cedric Canas (Spain) 91

Radial class - Final general classification
1 Ian Jones (United Kingdom) 28 points
2nd Steve Cockerill (United Kingdom) 30
3rd Jon Emmett (United Kingdom) 33
4th Ian Gregory (United Kingdom) 37
5th Alessio Marinelli (Italy) 37
6th Monica Azón (Spain) 48
7th Michiel Pals (Netherlands) 78
8th Gilles Coadou (France) 83
9th Rob Cage (United Kingdom) 105
10th Jeff Loosemore (Australia) 116

14 / 06 / 2017: Tomorrow the European Laser Master with Carlos Martínez of leader

In the standard class of the European Laser Master Championship that is being held in Fouesnant waters in western France, Carlos Martínez of the Real Club de Regatas Santiago de la Ribera de la Región de Murcia practically keeps his distance on the second classified as the Rik Wolters holandes now 9 points away from the Spanish. Martinez achieved a first and a fourth on the fourth day, while his biggest competitor Wolters achieved a second and a first. The distance with the third, which is now a regular Wolgang Gerz from Germany, is 40 points! That is, gold and silver are practically determined. For its part Rosado holds in the 8th, Canas goes down to the 10th, Miguel Noguer recovers and is already in the 15th, Andrés Grau is the 19th and Oriol Brown closes the top thirty.

In radial the exception of the Spanish grey performance, is the Catalan Mónica Azón that is fifth

In radial la Roja, except for the Catalan Mónica Azón that holds the type in the fifth place with options to climb some position on the sixth day, is far from the head. New leader in the British Ian Jones, followed closely by his compatriot Steve Cockerill, closing the provisional podium the Italian Alessio Marinelli. Today's tests were for the Jones the first and Gregory the second... with regard to the Spanish lasers, amen de Azon, are in the following positions: Pablo Gomeza (41), Pere Susell (48), Didier Goron (49) and Miguel Alvarez (50)... the rest are out of the top fifty.

Standard class
1 Carlos Martínez (Spain) 13 (4) points
2nd Rik Wolters (Netherlands) 22 (15)
3rd Wolfgang Gerz (Germany) 62 (24)
4th Bertrand Blanchet (France) 65 (18)
5th Wouter Duetz (Netherlands) 67 (69)
6th Tim Law (United Kingdom) 70 (38)
7th Alan Davis (United Kingdom) 74 (69)
8th Leandro Rosado (Spain) 75 (33)
9th Roger Schulz (Germany) 97 (20)
10th Cedric Canas (Spain) 81 (29)

Radial class
1 Ian Jones (United Kingdom) 28 (17) points
2nd Steve Cockerill (United Kingdom) 30 (21)
3rd Alessio Marinelli (Italy) 35 (11)
4th Jon Emmett (United Kingdom) 37 (15)
5th Mónica Azón (Spain) 37 (12)
6th Ian Gregory (United Kingdom) 53 (26)
7th Sebastien Baudier (France) 62 (28)
8º Michiel Pals (Netherlands) 71 (96)
9th Gilles Coadou (France) 79 (28)
10th Rob Cage (United Kingdom) 98 (42)

13 / 06 / 2017: Carlos Martínez most leading in the European Laser Master and Monica Azón fifth

Day with the wind very fair, but enough to complete two new sleeves at the European Laser Master Championship in the French town of Fouesnant... so they have reached six. In the standard class he is increasingly distancing the laserist of the Real Club de Regatas de Santiago de la Ribera, Carlos Martínez, who achieved on the day of Tuesday 1st-2nd, being the other victory for André Martinie of the Dominican Republic. The bat was able to extend to no less than ten points on the second in discord, the Dutch Rik Wolters and twenty on the third, the also New Dutch Wouter Duetz. As for the rest of the Spaniards, Cedric Canas stands in the fifth square and Leandro Rosado goes up to the tenth... Miguel Noguer is already 20th and Andrés Gau the 21st and Oriol Brown closes the chapter of the first thirty, with the 29th place.

Carlos Martínez is increasingly in the lead of standard

In radial change of leader, that without between British goes the game, with Steve Cockerill in the first square, very tight with his compatriots Emmet and Jones. Marinelli the Italian is fourth and fifth our Mónica Azón of the Nautical Club El Masnou of Barcelona. The rest of the "Navy": David Mateu (29th), Jaime Mumbru (38th), Didier Goron (41st), Pep Campi (42nd) and Vicenç Batlle (50th), the rest outside the first fifty. Today's radio tests were the first for French Gilles Coadau and the second for Italian Alessio Marinelli.

Standard class
1 Carlos Martínez (Spain) 9 (3) points
2nd Rik Wolters (Netherlands) 19 (15)
3rd Wouter Duetz (Netherlands) 29 (17)
4th Bertrand Blanchet (France) 41 (11)
5th Cedric Canas (Spain) 45 (29)
6th Alan Davis (United Kingdom) 51 (69)
7th Peter Vesella (USA) 53 (22)
8th Tim Law (United Kingdom) 53 (38)
9th Leandro Rosado (Spain) 56 (33)
10th Wolfgang Gerz (Germany) 57 (24)

Radial class
1 Steve Cockerill (United Kingdom) 16 (21)
2nd Jon Emmett (United Kingdom) 17 (7) points
3rd Ian Jones (United Kingdom) 22 (17)
4th Alessio Marinelli (Italy) 24 (11)
5th Mónica Azón (Spain) 41 (12)
6th Ian Gregory (United Kingdom) 34 (26)
7th Gilles Coadou (France) 40 (28)
8th Michiel Pals (Netherlands) 40 (96)
9th Sebastien Baudier (France) 79 (28)
10th Rob Cage (United Kingdom) 54 (42)

12 / 06 / 2017: Bat Carlos Martínez most leading in the European Laser Master

Second day in the European Laser Master with two sleeves held in the standard class with wind of 8 to 10 knots, with excellent regatta of the Spanish lasers, starting with the bat Carlos Martínez of the Real Club of Regatas of Santiago de la Ribera that was once again magnificent, with two partials of 2nd and 3rd, so it is removed in the general and with the particularity that has three seconds and a third that it disposes for the moment. The races of this Monday day were the first for the Dutch Rik Wolters who is second in the general three points of the bat; and the second for the Catalan Miguel Noguer, who is now seventeenth in the accumulated one. The other two Spaniards who are upstairs with Cedric Canas (5th) and Leandro Rosado (10th).

In radio the best position of the Navy for Monica Azón which is the fifth after four races

In radio also two sleeves, but the second with controversy... as the judges shortened the route and part of the fleet was out of time as the wind came down... many claims that were being seen by the international jury. The partial wins for British Ian Jones and French Gilles Coadou. The British Jon Emmett is still a leader, but very close to him Jones at one point, third being another English: Steve Cockerill. The Spanish Mónica Azón goes up to sixth, while David Mareu is the 23rd and Pere Tusell is the 30th.

Standard class
1 Carlos Martínez (Spain) 6 (3) points
2nd Rik Wolters (Netherlands) 9 (15)
3rd Wouter Duetz (Netherlands) 16 (8)
4th Peter Vesella (USA) 20 (15)
5th Cedric Canas (Spain) 27 (29)
6th Bertrand Blanchet (france) 27 (11)
7th Alan Davis (United Kingdom) 29 (69)
8th Tim Law (United Kingdom) 29 (18)
9th Michael Nissen (Germany) 31 (19)
10th Leandro Rosado (Spain) 31 (19)

Radial class
1 Jon Emmett (United Kingdom) 6 (7) points
2nd Ian Jones (United Kingdom) 7 (14)
3rd Steve Cockerill (United Kingdom) 11 (21)
4th Alessio Marinelli (Italy) 19 (11)
5th Gilles Coadou (France) 20 (28)
6th Mónica Azón (Spain) 20 (12)
7th Ian Gregory (United Kingdom) 20 (26)
8th Michiel Pals (Netherlands) 21 (96)
9. Jeff Loosemore (Australia) 24 (96)
10th Sebastien Baudier (France) 26 (28)

11 / 06 / 2017: Carlos Martínez de Santiago de la Ribera leading in the European Laser Master

Planning was completed at the opening of the European Laser Master in French waters, in Fouesnant, as the 12 knots caused the two scheduled tests to be covered with show and on schedule. In standard partial wins for Dutch Rik Wolters, and French Kevin Dufeal... however the provisional lead is for Spanish Carlos Martínez of the Real Club de Regatas de Santiago de la Ribera, with two second places. The second of the "Red" is Leandro Rosado, the first one, which counted a 19th and a 5th, with the third being the Olympic gold medal Miguel Noguer, which appears 20th in the general standard with partials of 21st and 24th.

The European Master Laser Championship with 12 knots of wind started in Fouesnant

In the radial class total dominion on the opening day of the British, which at the moment they are the first squares, being the leader Jon Emmett who totals two first in the two sleeves held. The best place for Spain is an eighth, which occupies Mónica Azón from the El Masnou Nautical Club. In the seventeenth is Pep Campi with 26-23 and in the eighteenth is Pablo Gomeza with 17-33, the rest of the "Navy" outside the top twenty. Tomorrow, in Fouesnant, everything to decide.

Standard class
1 Carlos Martínez (Spain) 2-2 = 4 points
2nd Kevin Dufeal (France) 6-1 = 7
3rd Peter Vesella (USA) 5-7 = 12
4th Wouter Duetz (Netherlands) 8-6 = 14
5th Rik Wolters (Netherlands) 1-15 = 16
6th Bertrand Blanchet (france) 7-11 = 18
7th Richard Pratt (United Kingdom) 9-12 = 21
8th Michael Nissen (Germany) 3-19 = 22
9th Tim Law (United Kingdom) 12-10 = 22
10th Roger Schulz (Reunion Islands) 15-8 = 23

Radial class
1 Jon Emmett (United Kingdom) 1 -1 = 2
2nd Ian Jones (United Kingdom) 4-2 = 6
3rd Steve Cockerill (United Kingdom) 3-5 = 8
4th Michiel Pals (Netherlands) 7-6 = 13
5th Ian Gregory (United Kingdom) 10-4 = 14
6th Alessio Marinelli (Italy) 5-9 = 14
7th Rob Cage (United Kingdom) 2-17 = 19
8th Mónica Azón (Spain) 9-12 = 21
9th Jean-yves Fillion (USA) 15-7 = 22
10th Roel Ballieux (France) 13-14 = 27

10 / 06 / 2017: 200 laser from 4 continents and 18 countries start in Fouesnant the European Master

After the two days dedicated to measurements and inspections, tomorrow Sunday the Laser Master European Championship begins in French waters with the presence of 200 ships from 4 continents and 18 countries, with a greater presence in radial and lower standard. The European is organized by the Fouesnant-Cornouaille Nautic Centre, with the support of the French Sailing Federation and EURILCA. In total five days of competition where the ten sleeves will be in a single race field, since it has not reached enough of ships (more than 250) to be two.

Vigo will be the class's next continental date in 2018 (Photo Ronan Quemere)

In standard the country with the highest number of athletes will be France with a total of 20 lasers... followed by the United Kingdom with a dozen, while Spain will have six in competition. The other countries present are Austria, Belgium, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Denmark, Germany, Sweden, Australia, Martinique, Jamaica, South Africa and the United States. In radial there are far more than 100 ships, and here too France with no less than 36 is the largest expedition, after the Galos is precisely our country 25. Other flags are Germany, United Kingdom, Italy, Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland, Australia, United States and Austria.

The Bouzas Maritime Liceo and the Vigo Maritime Club will collect the witness of the Fouesnant Nautical Centre at the end of the final ceremony of this European... as in 2018 it will be held in the Ria de Vigo between 6 and 12 October with its organization.

Planning European Championship Fouesnant
09JUN - 14.00 / 19.00 - Measurements, ship inspection
10JUN - 13.30 / 18.00 - Measurements, inspection ships
11JUN - 13 - 2 tests
12JUN - 13.00 - 2 tests
13JUN - 13 - 2 tests
14JUN - 13.00 - 2 tests (19.30 Official reception)
15JUN - 13.00 - 2 tests (19.30 Closing ceremony)

2017 - FOUESNANT-FRANCE CAMP.EUROPA LASER MASTER RADIAL
2017 - FOUESNANT-FRANCE CAMP.EUROPA LASER MASTER STANDARD