Crew of Miniña Miña, winners in the Salvora class and in the general

He could not have better colofon, as for meteor conditions he refers in this second and final day, the Atlantic Regata for Classical and Epoch ships in its seventeenth edition that has organized the Nautical Club San Vicente do Mar with the sponsorship of Portos de Galicia, Xunta de Galicia, El Corte Inglés and Yoryojana.

In the category Ons, with the ships of greater length and speed, again the French Griffon of Pierre Loic Chantereau was first to cross the finish line, completing the tour in 02-47-00 that also worth the victory in time compensated, followed by also the Teuton Tikaroa of Olivier Beau that was 4 minutes and 20 seconds in compensation. Third in this test was Paul Mazard's Thalamus in 12 minutes.

In the category Sálvora was imposed at this stage the Kraken II of Bertrand Kerrand, followed in compensation by the Miniña of Fabián Garrido only 47 seconds, being third the Acali of Santiago Tomé 6 minutes and 20 seconds in compensated time.

18 / 08 / 2019: First day of the Regata of the Atlantic Islands of Classics in San Vicente do Mar

Griffon, Miña Miniña and Dorna Meca lead the first day of the Illas Atlánticas Regata of San Vicente

First day of the Atlantic Illas Regata for Classical and Epoch ships... the appointment organized by the Nautical Club San Vicente do Mar with the sponsorship of Portos de Galicia, Xunta de Galicia, El Corte Inglés and Yoryojana has started today in the era of Pontevedra with the dispute of the first of the two scheduled coastal tests. The French Griffon, Miña Miniña and Dorna Meca are the first leaders of this new edition.

In the Ons category, which brings together the highest length and speed, the French Griffon of Pierre Loic Chantereau was the first to cross the finish line, completing the tour in three hours and 14 minutes and standing at the top of the provisional podium. Eleven minutes later Paul Davies' Little Girl arrived, although in compensated time it is located in the third place of the general behind the Tikaroa of Olivier Beau, which marches second.

In the category Sálvora, for the time being, the Miniña de Fabián Garrido, which after sealing a large exit, was able to master the entire route and cross the arrival after three hours and 25 minutes of navigation. The Acali in second position and the Kraken II of Bertrand Kerrand in third place follow him.

For its part, in the Cíes class he leads the Dorna Mecca of Gerardo Iglesias with an inverted time of four hours and 47 minutes. The second place in this category is now in Irmandiña de José Garrido.