The Santanderina crew of the 'Yamamay' picked up the beautiful Castro Cup in the award-giving, only made with the winners, after clearly taking the final general to Gustavo Arce's' Aizen 'and to the' Impredigital Gorilón 'of Emigdio Bedia, who completed the podium ahead of Javier Onaindia's' Symphony 'and Ignacio Giménez's' Kenex V '.

He finished the Castro 2020 Cup with the final triumph of the "Yamamay 'by Javier Gallo, a First 40.7 of the Royal Maritime Club of Santander, so this historic trophy remains one year in the Royal Nautical Club of Castro Urdiales.

The race in which about 40 ships participated was decided with two barlovento-sotavento for the class A-B with north-west winds after which were imposed in the different divisions the 'Yamamay' of Javier Gallo in Class A (first in the absolute general with three first positions), the 'Aizen' of Gustavo Arce in Class B, the 'Kohen' of Juan Carlos Estefania in the C, the 'Aldabra III' of Rafael Aranguren in the class without certificate, the 'New Territories' of Rafael Arce 'of the "Pramui' in the class of the first and the 'of the' of the types of the" Kamu 'in the' of the 'of the "Kamu.

By classes, the 'Yamamay', a crew of the Royal Maritime Club of Santander, exceeded in the division A to the 'Symphony' of Javier Onaindia, the 'Tchin Tchin' of José Luis Ribed, the 'Akelarre' of Mauricio Guibert, the 'Maitena' of Mikel Emaldi and the 'Rat Pack' of Javier CHA varri. On the other hand, Gustavo Arce's' Aizen 'was first in class B ahead of the' Impredigital Gorilón 'of Emigdio Bedia and the' Kenex V 'of Ignacio Giménez, with the' Kribi ',' Go Blue ',' Marmotinha 'and' Sigmos' in the following positions of the classification.

In class C, he first finished the "Kohen 'of Juan Carlos Estefanía, exceeding the" Emilu', 'Turi' and 'Ramper'. On the other hand, Rafael Prada's' New Territories' won the lead in the J80 class with two first positions, followed in the final general by the 'Katxarro', 'Obelix' and 'Marrajo'. Rainer Miller's' Kosamui 'was again made with the final lead, won his two tests, in First Class 8, with the' Aila 'and' Saetta 'below. Rafael Aranguren's' Aldabra III 'in occupied the highest in the uncertified class.

2020 / 09 / 19: First round of the Castro Cup with the victory of Javier Gallo's "Yamamay" santanderino

This Sunday is the final race with a technical test with an Olympic triangle in 12-mile Urdial Castro waters

The Castro Cup started with a 16-mile race and very variable winds between Getxo and the Villa de Castro Urdiales in Cantabria. After it, the 'Yamamay' of Javier Gallo, the most laureated ship in this quote, leads the classification in the Cruise class ahead of the 'Impredigital Gorilón' of Emigdio Bedia and the 'Alpega' of Alfonso Churruca.

The "Tchin Tchin 'by José Luis Ribed and the" Rat Pack' by Javier-varri, which are ahead of the "Maitena ',' Symphony ',' Aizen ',' Mingus' and 'Kenex V', are then classified. The 'Kohen' by Juan Carlos Estefanía leads class C. For its part, the 'Txintxo X' is first in the uncertified class and the 'Koosamui' in the First Class 8 class.

The 'New Territories', for its part, is a leader among the J80, whose most of the fleet participates in Hondarribia in the Spanish Championship.

2020 / 09 / 17: Turno for the Castro Cup with 35 cruises... from Getxo to Castro Urdiales

One of the usual "Maitena..." the ship that has won most times is the santanderino "Yamamay" with no less than 13 wins

It is celebrated this weekend, the more than centenary Copa Castro that since 1907 have organized the Real Club Marítimo del Abra - Real Sporting Club and the Real Club Náutico de Castro Urdiales... and will be as always two tests... the first from one of the afternoon a Getxo-Castro online... and as a dessert an Olympic triangle in 12-mile canteen waters. In line of departure there will be 35 cruises from the different fleets of the Cantabrian.

The Castro Cup is always exposed in the winning club of the last edition: the Real Club Náutico de Castro Urdiales if the winner is a candid boat; and in the Real Club Marítimo del Abra - Real Sporting Club if the one imposed is a Basque ship. This year the beautiful trophy has presided over the Cantabrian club after the victory of Gustavo Arce's' Inzenhabit 'in the last edition of 2019.

The Copa Castro is a unique case in the Spanish candle, as it is a trophy donated by a whole town - Castro Urdiales - and acquired by popular subscription among its neighbors. Made of solid silver, the price paid at the beginning of the last century has not been recorded, although the beauty of its forms has been highlighted over the years by those who have been able to conquer it.