The race organized by the Calpe Nautico, for beneficial purposes in favor of the Maite Boronat Occupational Center, is included in the calendar of the Autonomical Cup as well as in the Five Clubs Trophy that has closed its fifth test today

The Real Club Náutico de Calpe has today closed its tenth Rumbo Solidario Trophy for the ORC Cruise class, a punctuable test for the FVCV's Autonomical Cup. An appointment that had beneficial purposes since the collection obtained in the sale of the ballots for the draw has been destined in its entirety Occupational Centre Maite Boronat, whose members of the center have designed and developed the trophies. The companies Ancomaro and Restaurante RCNC have collaborated on the various gifts that have been drawn before the delivery of trophies.

In the class ORC 1, which has had the participation of the JV49 City of Melilla (RCM Melilla) led by José Luis Pérez and which has concluded fifth, the Marina Greenwich (CN Campomanes) of Dominique Luna has been made with the final triumph. On the opening day the Swan 42 de Luna closed the day with 1-2 partials, while in the coastal race and after the compensated times he signed his second partial triumph in Calpine waters.

He was accompanied by the Tagomago II podium of Juan Carlos Albelda (4-1-3) and Itaca, by Manuel Gallego (2-4-2), both of the RCN of Calpe. Both ships have concluded with 8 points, but the best "numbers" of the Albeada boys have allowed him to occupy the second square.

As far as ORCs 2 are concerned, equality has been the highest. After the two days and the three tests completed triple tie to 7 points on the top. Kalamandurri (CN Altea) of Pablo Nogueroles has taken the prize by having a partial triumph in his locker, achieved in the second Saturday test. His club partner, Guaguanco II of Thierry Lallemand hangs the silver, although his partial triumph was before the ship of Nogueroles: 1-3-3. The bronze remains at the house of the hand of Aurora de Javier Lledó with partials of 3-2-2.

Marina Six (CN Altea), led by Vicente Guijarro, has had no problems in achieving the victory in Calpe. With 4 points and good regularity: 1-1-2, it allows you to keep the calpine trophy. Blade (RCN Calpe), by Barry John McCrae, is second with 8 points, while Archimedes, patrolling by Francisco Guardila and sailing through the CN of Altea, has been third by the numbers achieved in the two days: 2-3-4.