The male quartet again repeated triumph in Sanabria's career and second place in the female competition

The 56 edition of the International Regata to Lake Sanabria left us the absolute triumph of Spain, thanks to its victory in the male test and the second place of the female quartet. The second position was for Hungary, which won in women but ended fourth in men, and the third place was for Portugal, which repeated bronze in the male test and had to settle for sixth position in the female career.

The Spanish quartet, made up of Miguel Llorens, Luis Amado, José Julián Becerro and Miguel Fernández, won with a time of 16 minutes and 35 seconds, compared to 16: 39 in the Danish quartet and 16: 51 in the combined luso.

In women Hungary reconfirmed its quality and took the victory with a time of 18: 50, for the 19: 01 in Spain - with Tania Fernández, Eva Barrios, Laura Pedruelo and Tania Elizabeht Alvarez - and 19: 09 in Denmark.

Along with the international career there was also a classification of Autonomous Communities, where Euskadi was imposed on men, ahead of Castile and León and Extremadura, while Galicia was on to women, exceeding Euskadi and Castilla La Mancha.

The 56 Sanabria International Regata brought together a hundred boats, both individual and double or four crew, where the victory in the club general was for the Iuxtanam Monteoro de Mérida, ahead of the Iberdrola de Zamora and Piragua Ciudad de Zamora.