Ziralla First of Sanxenxo, Santiago Roma Rías Baixas of Beluso and Arosa VI of Riveira beat in their classes

The seventh edition of the Vuelta a Sálvora was held, organized by the Riveira Nautical Sports Club and sponsored by the Congalsa Business Group. A total of fifteen ships in a race, which passed through the waters of the Arosa river, divided into three classes: Regata, Cruise-Regata and Cruise. The conditions with which they contested the race were, throughout the race, very variable, ending it with an intensity of 10 knots and a direction of the northwest.

The designed tour went through the Ria de Arosa, with a distance of 16.8 miles. The exit was located in the vicinity of the marina of the town of Ribeirense; then, and due to the prevailing wind, a small breakup was made, to go to the border of the island of Rúa and leave it by starboard, to head towards the sign of the Castro and leave it by starboard, the sign of the Sargo leaving it by Babor and to go around the island of Sálvora from the South to the North, to return to the arrival, again located in the vicinity of the marina. The final classification of each of the classes was as follows:

Regata class
1st Ziralla Primer, of the R.C.N. Sanxenxo, patronised by Ramón Barreiro
2nd Txio, of the RCN Riveira, patronised by José Manuel Fernández
3rd Chisperen, of the CN Pobra, patronized by Jesus Churches

Class Cruise - Regata
1 Santiago Roma, Rías Baixas, of the CN Beluso, patronised by Iñaki Carbajo
2nd Camping Ria de Arosa, from CN Boiro, patrolled by Jose M. Pombar
3rd Sampaio One, of the CN Rianxo, patrolled by José Pérez

Cruise Class
1º Arosa VI, of CND Riveira, patronised by José Luis Torres
2nd Somni, from the CND Riveira, patronized by Helmut Bade
3rd Piko Norte, of the C.N.D. Riveira, patroniado por José Manuel Castro