The Balear team is imposed in the final to Valencia by an adjusted 3-2, while the Canary Islands achieves bronze thanks to its 2-0 triumph over Andalusia

Maria Perelló, Marta Cardona, Pau Mesquida and Nacho Baltasar, with the Balear team, were awarded Spanish Champions for Teams, an award that gives the Balear Vela Federation national representation in the European Team Racing Championship to be held in August in Italian waters of Ledro.

The end of yesterday Sunday was spectacular, like almost all the meetings that were held since last Friday in which he started the National Team in the Bay of Campoamor. The final challenge, at the best of three, had the Balearic Islands and Valencia as the main protagonists, with Valencia going to hit first. The baleares were being loaded in the next confrontation, and the Valencians recovered the advantage. The baleares wanted to do something great and put land through in the next two final encounters.

Something 'easier' was the combination of the Canary Islands in their duel with Andalusia, also to the best of three. A clear 2-0 of the canaries left the Andalusian quartet without options, so the team of the islands was made with the bronze and the fourth square travels to Andalusia.

07 / 07 / 2018: Balearic Islands and Valencia will fight the most final of the National of Optimist by Teams

Tomorrow the great final, and the clashes for the 3rd and 4th place, as well as the rest of the clashes to determine the backposts and the overall classification, are disputed

Baleares 2, with a quartet made up of Maria Perelló, Marta Cardona, Pau Mequida and Nacho Baltasar will be playing tomorrow Sunday, July 8, the great final of the Spanish Team Championship and will do so in front of Valencia 1, with Claudia Adam, Adriana Castro, Javier Clement and Antonio López, another of the great favorites to get the title, as it has shown in these two days.

This penultimate day has been marked by the wind that has reached 18 on a 040th axis. These good weather conditions have made it possible to complete the program of the day in compliance with the Round Robin of the semifinals and part of the meetings to determine the posts from 5 to 16.

Baleares 2 has been relentless in its pass to the final by winning all its confrontations, while Valencia 1 has lost the only one with them. Canarias 2 has won a single duel, against Andalusia 1 who has failed to score in these semifinals.

06 / 07 / 2018: Valencia and the Canary Islands impose their law on the National of Optimist by Teams

Andalusia 1, Valencia 1, Baleares 2 and Canarias 2 will fight tomorrow Saturday, the semi-finals in a Round Robin (Photo Pep Portas)

The Spanish Team Championship for Autonomy has not been able to have a better start. The good wind conditions in Campoamor Bay have made it possible to complete the program with the 7 flight, so the two groups are closed and in both with two clear dominators: Valencia 1, with Claudia Adam, Adriana Castro, Javier Clement and Antonio López, and Canarias 2 formed by Alberto Morales, David Santacabu, Alejandra Pérez and Alvaro Alonso. Both teams have made full progress in achieving triumph in all their meetings of their respective groups.

Andalusia 1 (Pelayo Infante, Nacho Toronjo, Adriana Serra and Patricia Bañez) and Baleares 2 (Maria Perelló, Marta Cardona, Pau Mesquida and Nacho Baltasar) have been the other two teams that have made the difference Campoamor, although they have been those of the islands that have been somewhat more successful with 6 wins by 5 that have achieved the Andalusians. Behind and occupying a third provisional square, Andalusia 2 and Canarias 1 have been placed.

04 / 07 / 2018: Start in Orihuela Costa the National of Optimist by Teams

The race, which will continue until next Sunday, July 8, brings together 16 teams from 8 Autonomous Communities: Andalusia, Galicia, Canarias, Cantabria, Murcia Region, Catalonia, Balearic Islands and Valencia Community

The Dehesa Campoamor Nautical Club is already ready for the big children's sailing party. A final delivery of the national titles for the Optimist fleet, such as the Spanish Championship for Autonomy Teams, which starts on Friday, July 6, from 11 a.m. and will end on Sunday. From the day of Thursday and throughout the whole day of tomorrow will be held the registration of the 64 ships that will take part in the competition, organized by the Nautical Club Dehesa Campoamor, by delegation of the Royal Spanish Federation of Vela, in collaboration with the Federation of Sailing of the Valencia Community, the Real Nautical Club Torrevieja, and the Spanish Association of the International Class Optimist.

Much level is quoted in the Bay of Campoamor, among which the two national teams stand out, one of them has closed a few days ago his participation in the Dutch town of Scheveningen the European championship, with the Tinerfeño David Santacabu hanging the silver medal. But not only did the success of the Tierfeño stand out, but Spain also took bronze as the third best country. Some of the seven members of the Dutch meeting are in Campoamor, in addition to Santacemu, the santapola Claudia Adam, Javier Ojeda, of Gran Canaria and Neus Ballester, of Can Pascilla, is listed.

The winning team of the race has the prize of being the Spanish representative, in the next European Championship to be held, in Lago di Ledro in Italy, from 20 to 25 August.