The canary Alejandro Molina was one of the participants in Catalan waters. Photo: Simone Smith

The British Joseph Harvey has proclaimed himself in El Balís the winner of the European circuit P1 AquaX Pro, which was held in the waters of Sant Andreu de Llavaneres on 14 and 15 October. Harvey came as the main favorite to the last test after those held in Wales and France, and in the third and last, English was crowned as a great winner in the Queen Enduro category.

Another of the winners of the Aqua X Pro of El Balís has been the Barcelona Joan Sevil (Yamaha), only 14 years old, who was imposed on Sprint Junior. The Catalan won at home by eight points over French Baptiste Camels (Yamaha) and nine by Esteban Díaz (Kawasaki).

Who stayed at the gates of victory was Tarraconense Jordi Tomàs (Sea-Doo) in the Spark category. Tomàs played it all in the last manga with the French Philip Salobier (Kawasaki), who would end up taking the victory by four points over the Catalan pilot.

In Sprint Kawasaki 1500 win for French Simon Raoulx, winner of three of the four sleeves, followed by Philip Salobir and Jeremy Wohlgemuth.

On the first day of competition in Enduro, the great dominator was the French Thomas Favolini (Yamaha), who won the two sleeves, the also Galo Jordan Lambert (Yamaha) was second and the great favorite, the British Joseph Harvey (Kawasaki), third. This allowed him to be the champion of the European AquaX circuit in the absence of the second and last day. In Enduro AquaX 300 was dominated by Belgian Claude Vangansbeck and in AquaX 200 by French Tom Iluciano.

After two days of competition, the four tests planned in each of the classes were completed, with unbeatable weather conditions with sun and flat sea, which were able to enjoy the many fans who came to see the competition both from the Port Balís and from the Club beach.