The president of the Spanish Federation, Juan José Román Mangas, receives from the delegate in Ourense of the Galician Federation of Piragüismo, José Manuel Fernández, the vouchers required by the federal entity, which with this official support to the International Federation the candidacy of Castrelo de Miño in Ourense to host in 2020 the first edition of the World Championship of Esprint of non-Olympic tests

The Galician Federation of Piragüismo has given to the Spanish the documentation that is supported by the Xunta de Galicia, the Diputación de Ourense and the City Council of Castrelo de Miño so that this Galician town can host in 2020 the first edition of the World Esprint Championship of non-Olympic tests.

The president of the Real Federación Española de Piragüismo, Juan José Román Manga, has received from the delegate in Ourense of the Galician Federation (FEGAPI), José Manuel Fernández, the writings with the support of the three Administrations to make Castrelo de Mino the candidate defended by the State entity to the International Federation, ICF for its initials in English, to host the new international competition next year.

The documents are signed by the xeral secretary for O Sporte de la Xunta de Galicia, José Ramón Lete; the president of the Diputación de Ourense, Manuel Baltar, and the mayor of the City Council of Castrelo de Miño, Xurxo Rodríguez.

The Spanish will defend before the International Federation of Piragüismo the option that Castrelo de Miño be the stage of the international competition planned for speed tests that are not included in the Olympic program, which would mean that Spain would first host a World Speed World, which would coincide with the organization in 2020 of the World Championships of Slav and Brave Waters.