The National Open Foil and Raceboard ended up in the bay of Cadiz
The National Open Foil and Raceboard ended up in the bay of Cadiz
Martínez del Cerro, Lamadrid, Vieito, Tomas, Torres and Manchón, new Spanish Windsurf champions after a spectacular farewell in Gaditan waters
The IQ Foil, an Olympic class in Paris 2024, has been the focus of attention at the National Open Foil and Raceboard held in Cadiz Bay, with the victory of Tomás Vieito (Rodeira Nautical Club) which is second in the general classification of Open Foil. Second is the member of the RS pre-Olympic team: X Ángel Granda (RCN of Gran Canaria) followed by his partner on the team Ivan Pastor (Movistar- CN Santa Pola).
Among the females, Pilar Lamadrid (Club Náutico Puerto Sherry) is first followed by his club partner and Spanish representative for the JJ.OO. of Tokyo in RS: X Blanca Manchón, and Nicole van der Velden, member of the Spanish pre-Olympic team of 49erFX.
The young Bernat Tomas and Pep Estrany (both of the CN s'Arenal) occupy the first two positions next to Aurelio Terry (CN Sevilla) in third position.
In the Racebord class, the winner was Francisco Manchón Domínguez, and in Open Foil the victory has been for Fernando Martínez del Cerro.
2020 / 09 / 19: Tomorrow closing day in the bay of Cadiz of the National of Raceboard and Open Foil
Tomorrow Sunday last day of this spectacular Spanish Championship in the waters of the Gaditana Bay
Curro Manchón, Fernando Martínez del Cerro, Pilar Lamadrid and Baleares Bernat Tomas and Andrea Torres, leaders in the absence of a day after a long day in the Gaditana Bay.
Long and working day today in the Gaditana Bay, where fleet and committees have taken patience to save the second day of the Spanish Raceboard and Open Foil Championship. A couple of chubascos in the beginning, the wind's fall and its variability were translated into long waiting and several nil exits, until at last two more tests could be validated for the Raceboard and Open Foil Male, and one more for the women and young people, sailing under complicated conditions also by the strong current and the deep sea that left the eraser.
By gathering experience and technique, the Sevillian Curro Manchón continues unstoppable towards victory in the Raceboard class, in which the NC windsurfer Puerto Sherry defends title. Manchón adds up to two new ones and comes unbeatable to the final day, no longer to the fight that the Toni Colomar and the brothers Alejandro and Álvaro Rivera of the CV Valdelagrana hold behind. Colomar holds the second square but is already under pressure from Alejandro Rivera, who puts himself to a point of the visitor with three of advantage over his brother Álvaro, fourth.
He could also be shown today by Fernando Martínez del Cerro that he was shooting the win between the Open Foil, a fleet that adds two more tests that had the winner of the Alicantino and member of the Spanish Olympic team Ivan Pastor.
The so many of Pastor who discards a bad result and is placed second, come very well to the athlete of the CAND of Chipiona to distance from the head in fifteen points on the pliers and the Galician Tomas Vieito, tied in second and third place, respectively. For his part Juan Manuel Moreno (Vistahermosa) rises one place to the fourth and puts the podium to four points, exceeding in seven Ramón Pastor (Saltwater Tarifa) who pricks on this day and places fifth.
Among the girls, a third one is worth Pilar Lamadrid (CN Puerto Sherry) to hold the lead one more day and reach the final day with two points of advantage over his team partner Blanca Manchón, winner of today's test. Manchón rises a position and the title is put to the shot, followed by Nicole Van Der Velden and Blanca Péraau (CN Sevilla), third and fourth, respectively. The fleet of women was one of those who today most accused the instability of the wind on an exhausting day.
The Juveniles also today add a test that again won the Bernat Tomas ballast, followed by the Andalusian Aurelio Terry (CN Sevilla). With his victory and the puncture of his immediate rivals, Tomas manages to distance himself from the head, while Terry achieves the expected reaction to place second to seven points of the shooting, a distance that depending on what happens tomorrow and with the discards even at stake, could be reduced to the most possible victory of the host.
The third position is also for the balar Álvaro Gestoso, followed by a point of the Sevillian Daniel Sánchez who is on the podium but keeps his options intact for the final day. Among the girls, the Andrea Torres Ballet is held first from the eleventh place of the general.
2020 / 09 / 18: The very hard start of the National of Raceboard and Open Foil in the bay of Cadiz
Durable conditions today for the start of the bay in Gaditana, where winds above 20 knots, waves of two meters and intermittent chuckets turned the field of races into one of battle, only suitable for athletes of the experience and the level that attests to the fleet that has been quoted in the first championship of the history of windsurfing with fire in our country
Fernando Martínez del Cerro, Pilar Lamadrid, Curro Manchón and Baleares Bernat Tomas and Andrea Torres, first leaders after a very hard start in Gaditan waters, from the Spanish Raceboard Championship and Open Foil
The Raceboard class was the first to complete two tests that ended with the victory of the title's defender Curro Manchón. The NC windsurfer Puerto Sherry leads imbatted after this first assault, followed by the shooting Toni Colomar, second in the two trials, and the also Andalusian with the flag of the CV Valdelagrana, Alejandro Rivera, creditor of the two third parties of the day showing the same regularity as their rivals. At the podium doors is his brother Alvaro from the same club, 4th and 5th today.
The German Sebastian Koerdel has also been shown in the men's fleet Open Foil, with full in the first four tests. Outside the national fight, the visitor gave way to an interesting hand-in-hand between the European Champions of Formula Foil, Fernando Martínez del Cerro (CAND Chipiona) and Ramón Pastor (Saltwater Tarifa) that he had in head of the latter after the first two tests, but was resolved on the side of Martínez del Cerro with a 3rd and a 2nd in front of a 6th and 3rd of Pastor in the other two. That and the first discard allow Martínez del Cerro to place second absolute and leader of the Spanish championship with three points of advantage over Pastor with the new iQFoil table.
The third Spanish - the fourth absolute - is the Galician Tomás Vieito, followed by close to the Andalusian Juan Manuel Moreno (Vistahermosa) that shone with a second in the test two, and Borja Carracedo (CN Sevilla), tied in the fifth and sixth place, respectively. The one of Vistahermosa today has shown himself superior to his companions in the Spanish Olympic team, Ángel Granda (7th), Ivan Pastor (9th) and Sergi Scandell (11th).
And the fourth test has been decisive so that Pilar Lamadrid can look three first and with the discarding of an off-line in the first test, shine from the top of the girls' provisional classification. The NC's windsurfer Puerto Sherry completed an almost perfect day and led with three and four points of rent on Nicole Van Der Velden and his team partner Blanca Manchón who is worth a 1, a 2 and a 4.
At the doors of this first podium two other great favorites, the windsurfers of the CN Sevilla Blanca Pámau and the Olympic champion Marina Pámau, the latter with only two trials disputed. All to the controls of the new iQFoil table.
The youth with Foil were only fighting two trials that left a first lead at the hands of the Bernat Tomas shooting, followed by their territorial partner Pep Estrany. Both were distributed the so many partials and tied to points, followed by five more by the regatist of the CN Sevilla Daniel Sánchez.
At a podium point is the young Aurelio Terry who has not just been comfortable today in the race area. With much regatta ahead, the equality shown among the seekers complicates the quinielas. Among the girls the first is the Andrea Torres Ballet... tomorrow Saturday the second chapter in the bay of Cadiz.
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