The Taxus MedioAmbiente, by Alfredo Flórez in Cruciero I and the Espumeru, by Juan Bouza in Cruciero II winners of the Spring Trophy of the Real Club Astur de Regatas (Photo Felix G.Muñiz)

Emotion to the end in the Spring Cruise Trophy in which two ships, the Bullbox and the Taxus MedioAmbiente were played the triumph in the last manga, a round-trip coast between Gijón and Luanco.

The journey was fought with a north wind of between 8 and 9 knots at the beginning, which would rise to 12 in the last stretch of the test, with the sea as a dish, on a day clear at the beginning and where it would end up raining.

In the end the Taxus MedioAmbiente, by Alfredo Flórez would be imposed for three minutes and six seconds on the Bullbox, by Luis Noguera, a triumph that would be worth taking the Trophy. The second place would be for the Bullbox, and the GS1, by Fernando Alonso would end third in the day and at the end, in the general of class I.

In group II, the ships carried out a shorter round-trip, between Gijón and Candás, with a win again for the Espumeru, Juan Bouza, followed by the Ita II, Pedro Guerra and the Pria de Hernán del Frade. The general classification of the group would end up being the same as that of yesterday's test, with the Espumeru at the head followed by the Ita II and the Pria.

The Light Sailing Summer Trophy that began on Saturday, was held only one of the two sleeves planned due to the rapid rise of the wind, which with strong rachas put at risk the celebration of the second race. Among the Optimist, the victory in the manga was for Eva Martínez followed very closely by, Covadonga Fernández and the young Alvaro Alonso very battling throughout the day. For his part, his brother Fernando Alonso would be the best in Laser 4.7, the second position he got, Alvaro Pérez. Sergio González was the best in Laser Radio, followed by Victor Mestdag. Jaime and Iñigo Alvarez-Hevia in the Snipe class were the best to make spectacular plans, they arrived very prominent to the line of arrival. José Palacio and Alberto Suárez ended up in second position, ahead of Guillermo Marqués and Iñigo Mendes.