The water bikes will reach the waters of Sant Andreu de Llavaneres this fall.

The Club Nàutic El Balís, of Sant Andreu de Llavaneres, will host the weekend of 14 and 15 October the European end of the AquaX Pro water bike circuit, which will be held for the first time in Catalonia.

The event will take part in more than half a hundred corridors of different nationalities, among which will highlight the participation, among others, of the Tarraconense Jordi Tomàs, the current continental subchampion of the modality.

During the two days that will last the test, it is also expected that a large number of fans will attend the club's facilities, both for the "international impact of the event," as pointed out by the president of the CN El Balís, Fran Ripoll, as well as for the "easy follow-up of the races for the public," due to the proximity of the race field with the spikon of the port and the beach.

International projection
"For us it is a pride and a challenge to host this championship, as it places us as one of the most important clubs at European level," said Ripoll. "We have a high level of water and social facilities, and events of this magnitude allow us to maximize our brand," he added, for a competition that will be supported by the General Secretariat of l'Esport.

The CN El Balís is one of the most licensed federal clubs in the Mediterranean, and currently has more than 3,000 partners, which make it one of the Catalan ports of reference, a few days from living its first international motonautic test in the coming months.

In addition to the European end of water bikes, you will also host the Finn Class World Master in May next year.