180 regatists participated this weekend in the race held by the Nàutic S'Arenal Club

María Perelló was the winner of the Kraftwerk Trophy of the Nàutic S'Arenal Club in the Optimist class, held this weekend in the waters of Palma Bay. The race, which has been held in two days, has had a participation of 180 regatists divided between the classes Optimist, Optimist D, 420, Laser Radial, Laser 4.7, Bic Techno 293 and RS: X.

The Saturday day was done smoothly in the three sleeves scheduled in all classes, with winds of between 10 and 12 knots. While today's day has been more complicated with strong winds of up to 23 knots and a lot of waves, this has caused only one manga in the Optimist class and two for the rest of the classes.

In the Optimist class, the winner was María Perelló, from Club Nàutic S'Arenal, followed by her teammates Pau Mesquida and Marc Mesquida. While in the sub-13 category the winner has also been the CNA regatist, Fernando Barceló. The victory in sub-11 has been for Tim Lubat of CVP Andratx.

In Optimist D the first square has been for Ana Santamaría, of the CN Estanyol, followed by the regatists of the CN Ràpita Xavi Truyols and Toni Truyols.

In class 420 the victory was for the couple formed by Laura Homar of the CNA and Mar Fuster of the RCNP. The second square has been for Caterina and Joana Aina Cabanellas from RCN Port de Pollença, and the third for Marina Lladó from CNR and Angela Serra from CNA.

In Laser Radial, Miquel Sitges of the CMSAP has proclaimed himself a winner, followed by the CNA regatists Clive Walker and Justo Martínez. While in Laser 4.7 Ignasi Torrandell of the RCN Port of Pollença has been awarded the first square, followed by his teammate Marc Goma and Santiago Rossello of the CVP Andratx.

As for the Bic Techno 293, the podium of the sub-17 category has been for three CNA regatists, Naiara Fernández, Xicu Ferrer and Zoe Fernández. And the first sub- 15 has also been for a CNA regatist, Bernat Tomás.

The winner of the RS: X class has also been the CNA, being the first rated Albert Serra.