The Nautico de Vigo was awarded the titles of vaien, 420 and snipe on Atlantic Week, which was closed without wind on the final day (Photo Juan Caballero)

Final for the first cycle of the Atlantic Week in viguese waters, in which three crews of the school of the organizing club: the Royal Nautical Club of Vigo of classes 420, vaien and snipe, were made with the places of victors. In addition, a day without history, since no manga could be celebrated, due to the lack of wind, which has been the real protagonist for its absence, in this initial cycle of the already classic dedicated to light sailing. The final classifications of the respective participating classes were as follows:

Galician Vaurien Championship
1. Tone Pérez-Ana Santirso (RCN Vigo)
2. Alejandra Suárez-David Fernández (RCN Vigo)
3. Alberto Viejo-Carmen Alonso (RCN Vigo)

Iberian cup of vaurien
1. Pablo Cabello-Javier Martínez (RCN Vigo-CVF As Pontes)
2. Paulo Lima-Claudia Miranda (CV Viana do Castelo)
3. Alejandra Suárez-David Fernández (RCN Vigo)

Galician Radial Laser Championship
1. Roberto Bermudez de Castro (RCN La Coruña)
2. Tayte Stefanniuk (CV Viana do Castelo)
3. Jorge Juan Tábara (RCNN)

Standard Laser Galician Championship
1. Miguel Rothes (CVA Leixóes)
2. Rafael Campelo (RCM Agiete)
3. Miguel Reboreda (RCN Portosín)

Galician Laser Championship 4.7
1. Pedro Fernández (CM Canido)
2. Pablo Reboreda (RCN Portosin)
3. Enrique Vilariño (RCN La Coruña)

Trophy Atlantic Snipe Week
1. Patricio de Haz-Mario Pérez (RCN Vigo)
2. Joao Leite-Joao Castro (CVA Lexióes)
3. Juan Luis Pérez-Lafuente-Carmen Blanco (RCRG Vilagarcía)

Trophy Atlantic Week 420
1. Martín Wizner- Pedro Ameneiro (RCN Vigo)
2. Yago Barca-Diego Peleteiro (RCN Sanxenxo)
3. Jacobo García-Toni Ripoll (RCN Sanxenxo)

20 / 10 / 2018: Pablo Cabello imposes his law, and is already leader of the Iberian Cup of Vaien at Vigo Week

Radial Laser and 4.7 remained unable to compete; Rafael Campelo of the Real Club de Mar de Aguete, remains in front of standard (Photo Juan Caballero)

The Light-Sailing Atlantic Week, organized by the Royal Nautical Vigo Club with the sponsorship of Agua de Sousas and the Recutación de Pontevedra, had as star the Vigués Pablo Cabello world champion of the class in 2017, which with Javier Martínez, of the Club de Vela Fluvial de as Pontes, as a crew has added a second position and a first in many other races and already runs in the Iberian Championship of the class with 3 points, although the Galician remains a question of Tone Pérez and Ana Santirso, also of the Nautico vigués.

In 420, Martin Wizner and Pedro Ameneiro (RCN Vigo) and Jacobo García and Toni Ripoll (RCN Sanxenxo) met again, all of the world's champions Sub-17 this year (Wizner and Ameneiro in January in Fremantle, García and Ripoll in Newport in summer), all of the continental champions in Sesimbra in Sub-17 and júnior, respectively. Both this class and the laser were unable to meet the program planned by the absence of wind.

In 420, Wizner and Ameneiro (RCN Vigo) won, followed by Yago Barca and Diego Peleteiro and Jacobo García and Toni Ripoll, both crews of the Sanxenxo Nautico. García and Ripoll defend the title of the Week, in which the Sanxenxo fleet pressurizes the leaders by coping the following seven posts.

In laser, the Portuguese Miguel Rothes (CV Atlantic) leads the Standard classification with 5 points, series of 1- 3- (8) -1, tied with Rafael Campelo (RCM Aguete), which with its records, 3- 1- (3), is the solid provisional leader of the Galician Championship. Meanwhile, radial and 4.7 remain as they were because they could not have held a race. Thus, Roberto Bermudez de Castro (RCN Coruña, 2-2-1) in radial and Pedro Fernández (Marítimo de Canido, 1-5-1) in laser 4.7.

In snipes, the first leaders of Atlantic Week 2018 are the current champions, Patricio de Haga and Mario Pérez del Náutico de Vigo, who were imposed in the first and only race of the afternoon. After the Viguese ship, the lute Joao Leite and Joao Castro (CV Atlántico) and Juan Luis Pérez-Lafuente and Carmen Blanco (Real Club de Regatas de Galicia).

For this Sunday, third and last day for laser and vaurien and second and last for snipes and 420... the forecast, start at 11: 00 in the morning.

19 / 10 / 2018: It began in the river of Vigo the Week of the Atlantic of Sailing with laser and vaien tests

In play the Iberian of vaurien, with Pablo Cabello defending title

Tone Pérez, the subchampion of the absolute world, has been the leader of the Vaurien Galicia Championship, within the events scheduled by the Royal Nautical Vigo Club in Atlantic Week 2018, which has launched the first of the three cycles, with sponsorship of Sousas Water and the Receptation of Pontevedra.

The vineyard, with Ana Santirso as a crew member, has been imposed on the two races of a complicated day in weather terms: many roles, changes from 10 degrees of wind from one moment to another and, of course, of intensity. As soon as the fleet sailed with 8 knots as it went down to 5 or up to 12.

Without Pablo Cabello, who is added this Saturday to fight for the Iberian Championship - it is the current Iberian champion - and Atlantic Week (two other titles at stake), the Galician seems to be a thing of three crews, with the González sisters, women's champions, in their pursuit.

The other Galician championship in play, that of Laser (in Standard, Radial and 4.7), was able to hold up to three tests in the race field located in the vicinity of Con de Pego. Rafael Campelo (3-1-1 series), from the Real Club de Mar de Aguete, Roberto Bermudez de Castro (RCN Coruña, 2-2-1) and Pedro Fernández (Marítimo de Canido, 1-5-1), command in Laser Standard, Radio and 4.7, respectively, in a fleet of 75 units.

With the fleet called for 11: 00 and a slightly better weather, this Saturday the 420 and the Snipes are already in battle

18 / 10 / 2018: The Galician and laser championships mark the beginning of the races in Vigo

Atlantic Week 2018, organized by the Nautical Vigo Club Foundation and presented by Agua de Sousas, begins on Friday with the dispute of two Galicia championships, of the Vaien and Laser classes (4.7, Radial and Standard), whose champions will be known on Sunday as events scheduled for three days.

The attention signal is set for 15: 55 hours and the participation is high. At the vaurien level, the event celebrates its 50th anniversary, the Golden Wedding, as it was in 1968 that it won the first edition in Sanxenxo Pedro Campos, now president of the local nautical club, with Eduardo Fernández.

17 / 10 / 2018: The Nautical of Vigo launches its Week, in collaboration with Viana do Castelo

As usual the Viguese mayor Abel Caballero next to the sport

The Atlantic City of Vigo Week has been presented today at the Real Club Náutico de Vigo... the series, which has as usual three competitive cycles coinciding with so many other consecutive weekends, two in the Ria de Vigo (19-21 October and 2-4 November) and one in Viana do Castelo (26-28 October), will move in the sum of the two Viguese citations about 460 ships and 600 regatists from at least 11 countries (Spain, Portugal, Latvia, Norway, Great Britain, Ireland, Belgium, Italy, Malta, Mozambique and India that are not closed in this Thursday to).

Since 2014 the event has gone beyond the limits of the era to become international with the mutual collaboration between the Real Club Náutico de Vigo and the Clube de Vela de Viana do Castelo, which already celebrates its fifth edition of the Troféu Cidade de Viana do Castelo, the best event of Optimist in Portugal with 230 ships from seven countries).

The tests will last a total of nine days, three days per cycle, instead of the seven regular days other years, as the first cycle grows (19-21 October). The reason, to host two Galician Championships and to spend two to three days the trophy of Viana, for by its dimension it has reached the rank of Meeting, which already had the Viguese regatta of Optimist. This weekend, about 130 ships are expected in the river to compete for the autonomous titles of Laser (4.7, Radial and Standard) and Vaurien and in the regats of Finn, Snipe and 420.

The successes of the Galician fleet at European and global level in 420 and Vaurien, especially with the grympola of the Royal Nautical Club of Vigo, will have a direct impact on the Viguese Bay. The champions of the Sub-17 world have confirmed their participation in 420 the Vigués Martín Wizner and the Pontevedrés Bruno Ameneiro (RCN Vigo), winners in January, and the Arousan Jacobo García and the Coruñés Toni Ripoll (RCN Sanxenxo), current champions.

Among the Vaurien will also be the best in the world. Tone Pérez, the absolute world champion and mixed world champion, will sail on this occasion with Ana Santirso (RCN Vigo). Pablo Cabello and Mario Pérez (RCN Vigo) and Paula and Paloma González Esteban, women's champions, have also been registered.

The second cycle corresponds to Viana, with its international meeting of Optimist (26, 27 and 28 October) to close the Week with the Meeting City of Vigo, which sponsors the Recession of Pontevedra and which will take 330 regatists to sail in Vigo from 2 to 4 November.