About 1,300 regatists from all over the world have passed through the Spanish Circuit of Optimist, in the four races held in the Royal Nautical Clubs of Vigo and the Port of Santa Maria as well as the Nautic Costa Brava and the Club de Vela Palamós

The Alicantino Miguel Campos of the Real Club de Regatas de Alicante, has been made with title at the Optimist Excellence Cup 2018-2019 after closing this last weekend in Palamós the fourth and last test of the Spanish circuit, of international projection, through which have passed about 1,300 regatists from all over the world in the four headquarters that have hosted the OEC in this edition.

Campos has taken part in the 4 races of the circuit: RCN Vigo, RCN El Puerto de Santa María, RCN Torrevieja and now, this last weekend, in the CN Costa Brava-CV Palamós in which he has managed to add a total of 285 points, while the Latvian Martin Atilla, after his final triumph in Palamós, remains with 270. The world's bicampeone, the Spanish Maria Perelló (CN S'Arenal), is the third square and the first female with 264 points.

The RCR regatist of Alciante achieved the 3rd place in Vigo, with a participation of 247 regatists last November. As early as 2019, between 1 and 5 January, Campos was able to finish the 20 in Andalusian waters of El Puerto de Santa Maria, a race that brought together a total of 155 participants. Already close to his house, in the Trophy Euromarina Optimist Torrevieja, with 368 registered the young regatites concluded in place 33 of the absolute general and already in the last, disputed this weekend in Palamós, has managed to end in place 55 of a fleet that has reached the 533 participants.

The equality between the circuit fleet, one of the most prestigious within the Optimist class, has been evidenced by the very short margins in the ranking, proof of this has been the fourth, fifth and sixth place in which they have been equal to points, with 257, the Maayan Shemesh fema of Israel, the Pau Mesquida (CN S'Arenal) ballet and the Portuguese Guilherme Capaco, although its different partials have provided that they occupy their respective positions in the general ranking.

But from behind the margin has also been short. Mar Mesquida, also from the nautical S'Arenal, achieves a score of 255 points, while the Irish Rocco Wright ends eighth with 241, 2 less than the Belgian Kwinten Borghijs and 5 from the Swiss Sam Nokes that closes the top ten of the general.