The Pérez Canal went to the "Green April" to the second place (Photo Maria Muíña)

The Winter Series Bosch 2018-19 organized by the Royal Nautical Vigo Club and the J70 Class, reserved for the monotype in the high competition sailing in Europe, the J70... with a weekend of great equality and spring time as if it were a "advance" of the Spring Series that will come from March. On Saturday, with a spectacular sun and temperature and with the viper (thermal wind, W, from sea to ground) that came on time after finishing a test with the "bocana- terral" (north-east wind) that lasted more than normal, it was rounded the day with those two tests with our classic and stable viper (west wind).

The "Pazo de Cea" (patronized by Cominges and the Ojea brothers) began strong in the first two, but "LaGuardia & Moreora" (with González to the cane replacing Gonzalo Araujo) after the first one, imposed its law in the last two with two first places. "Sogacsa" with a crew made up of Páramo, Sampedro, Carrera eIglesias) and the "Noticia V" directed by Cabiedes and Pichu Torcida, which would end up also up thanks to their regularity.

On Sunday it took time to enter the southern wind that fresh the parts but did not enter until 12 in the morning which allowed only two tests within the time limit, the "Marnatura" with Manel Cunha as pattern replacing the usual Bugarro and Freire and "Noticia V" that managed to master to be 3rd and 1st respectively in the general of the last weekend of the Winter Series Bosch.

"LaGuardia & Moreira" by Gonzalo Araújo took the general (Photo Maria Muíña)

The "Sogacsa" thanks to its strong regularity would be 2nd on the podium, while "LaGuardia & Moreira" and "Pazo de Cea" would end up tied to points in the 4th and 5th place. With this "LaGuardia & Moreira," is the great dominator, and is made with the general of these Winter Series Boach, which has been held on four weekends between the months of November and February, completing the first squares the very regular "April Verde" by Luis Pérez Canal and the "Sogacsa."