In addition to the victory of the Caba sisters in 420 female, the silver has been for Patricia Reino and Isabel Laiseca of the Real Nautical Club Gran Canaria while the bronze has been won by the Mallorcan María Bover of the Nautico of Palma and Catalina Homar of the S'Arenal... full of the Spanish representation... in addition the other girls were placed up with Laura Akrich and Clara Llabrés have been quintas and the tandem Giulietta Lang and Tess Provenzal, tenths.

The Spanish team of 420 has shown great superiority in the world championship of this kind that has been disputed in the American city of Newport... Spanish athletes have achieved a total of eight medals, three of them of gold: the sisters María and Pilar Caba (RCN Gran Canaria) are the new champions of the world in the female category, gestures that have also achieved Jacobo García and Antoni Ripoll (RCN Sanxenxo) in sub 17 male and Marina Garau and Blanca Cabot (CM San Antonio de la Playa) in sub 17 female.

In the male classification, three Spaniards ended up among the top five, with two of them on podium. Elias Aretz and Pablo García (RCNGC) won the silver medal with a difference of one point over their companions Martín Wizner and Pedro Ameneiro (RCN Vigo), who hung the bronze. The fourth position of the general was for Luis Miguel Hernández (RCNGC) and Nacho Balaguer (RCN Valencia).

In sub 17, Jacobo García and Antoni Ripoll (RCNS), male category, and Marina Bosch and Blanca Cabot (CMSAP), female category, won the gold medal of their class. In addition, Paula Van Wieringen (CMSAP) and María del Mar Gil (CV Port of Andratx), were made with the female sub17 bronze and the sixth general position of their class.

The remaining results of the national team have also been quite positive, with most crews among the 20 best teams. In the female category, Julia Miñana and Silvia Sebastiá (CN Jávea) ended up at position 14 and Carmen Losantos and Carlota Hopkins (RCNGC) finished the world's world round in twenty-third position.

In the male category, Rubén Naranjo and Guillermo Castellano (RCNGC) were made with the twelfth position; Lucas and Teo Parés (CN El Balís) in place 14; José Ignacio Dávila and Javier Mestre (CN Balís) completed vigésimos and Pablo Flether (CN Puerto Sherry) and Manuel Páez (CN Sevilla), 25.

In sub 17, Sebastian Riquelme and Miquel Pérez (CNEB) also competed, octavos; Samuel Beneyto and Victor Medina (RCNGC), undecimos and Paula Laiseca and Lucía Calvo (RCNGC), who were ranked in 20 of the general.