The Sevillian Blanca Manchón closes its performance in the European with a fourth place in the Medal Race... in juveniles, silver Sub17 for the Zoe Fernández and bronze in the general for the Andalusian Aurelio Terry... and Angel Granda, the first tenth, is the best Spanish in RS: X Male

Little wind in the Lusitan Algarve, in its nautical reference: Vilamoura... where the European of RS: X was put to a point and end... where the Sevillian Blanca Manchón was the only Spanish to access this select and restricted final race, in which it achieved the fourth position, which was worth seventh in the general classification.

The French Charline Picon was finally raised with a title for which she has defined herself as the main favorite since the first day, without at any time abandoning the position of leader. The subchampion of the world, the Israeli Katy Spychakov is now also the subchampion of Europe, and the bronze has been for the Polish Zofia Noceti.

In the senior male category there have been six Spaniards present in this European, and the canary Ángel Granda and the Andalusian Juan Manuel Moreno the most prominent among them. They both started the championship at Top10, with a quarter and a seventh place respectively. The next day would take Granda to seventh position, as Moreno went down to 14th. After the third day, Granda was left at the gates of Top10, without the possibility of recovering his gap between the first ten in the absence of evidence on the last day. Juan Manuel Moreno finishes 14th, Ivan Pastor 17th, Joan Carles Cardona 21st, Sergi Scandinell 22nd, and Tomas Vieito 24th, among 43 participants.

In the male general, the Israeli Yoav Cohen has demonstrated his superiority from beginning to end, rising with a well-deserved title as the champion of Europe. He was accompanied on the podium by his compatriot Shahar Zubari and Dutch Kiran Badloe.

Among the youth, the Andalusian Aurelio Terry has been made with the bronze of the European Men's Championship, a podium post for which he has fought since the first day on which he was second, winning the Israeli Daniel Basik. And although without absolute podium, good mouth taste also among girls with silver in U17 achieved by the Zoe Fernández (6th in general). The female youth winner was Russian Yana Reznkova, and Israeli Linoy Schwartz (3rd in general) was the first U17.

RS: X Male Day 5 Tests 1-10
1. ISR Yoav Cohen: 7-2-2-2-5-4- (13) -6-7-10 = 45 points
2.- ISR Shahar Zubari: 4- 8- (22) -11-10-2-3-4-5-4 = 51 sts
3. NED Kiran Badloe: (15) -13-11-15-2-8-2-1-1-2 = 55 sts
4.- GRE Byron Kokkalanis: 6-18- (30) -6-1-5-3-3-20 = 63 sts
5.- GBR Tom Squires: 18- (21) -20-1-4-9-1-2-6-6 = 67 sts
11.- ESP Ángel Granda (RCN Gran Canaria): 2-10-5-18-11-16-17- (20) -13-14 = 106 sts
14.- ESP Juan Manuel Moreno (Vista Hermosa CG): 12-7-9-19-19-7-22-9-10- (34) = 114 sts
17.- ESP Ivan Pastro (CN Santa Pola): 23-20-13-8-21-15-15-11-24- (27) = 150 sts
21.- ESP Joan Carles Cardona (CN Arenal): 26-23-21-23-20-14-27-21-12- (30) = 187 sts
21.- ESP Sergi Scandinell (CN Arenal): 22-14-14-28- (30) -17-18-28-21-25 = 187 sts
24.- ESP Tomás Vieito (CN Rodeira): 20-26-23- (36) -27-20-14-25-19-16 = 190 sts

RS: X Women Day 5 Tests 1-10
1.- FRA Charline Picon: 1-3-4- (10) -1-1-1-3-9-2 = 25 points
2.- ISR Katy Spychakov: 5- (6) -3-2-2-5-6-6-6-4 = 39 sts
3.- POL Sofia Noceti: 7-2-2-5-7-3-5- (32) -1-12 = 44 sts
4. GBR Emma Wilson: 3- 4- (9) -1- 3- 3- 3- 3- 1- 7-20 = 49 sts
5. ITA Giorgia Speciale: 4-5-6-8- (12) -6-4-5-11-10 = 59 sts
7.- ESP White Manchón (CN Puerto Sherry): 8-7-1- (14) -9-12-7-8-4-8 = 64 sts

RS: X Male Youth Day 5 Tests 1-9
1. ISR Daniel Basik (U17): 1-1-1-1-1-1- (2) -2-1 = 9 points
2. POL Kamil Manowiecki: 4- (5) -2-3- 4- 1-1-3 = 22 sts
3. ESP Aurelio Terry (CN Sevilla): 2-2-2- (4) -4-3-4-4-2 = 23 sts
5. ESP Daniel Sánchez (CN Sevilla): 5-5-3-5-5-5- (7) -5-5 = 38 sts
6. ESP Alejandro Arauz (CN Puerto Sherry) (U17): 6-6-6-7-7- (8) -6-7-6 = 51 sts

RS: X Female Youth Day 5 Tests 1-9
1.- RUS Yana Reznikova: 1-1-1- (2) -2-1-2-2 = 11 points
2.- ISR Naama Greenberg: 2-2-2- (4) -1-1-2-3-1 = 14 sts
3. ISR Linoy Schwartz (U17): 3- 3- (5) -2-3- 3-3-1-3 = 21 sts
6. ESP Zoe Fernández (CN Arenal) (U17): 6-6-6- (8) -6-8-6-4-5 = 47 sts
7.- ESP Lucía García-Cubilana (CN Sevilla) (U17): 7-7-7- (8) -8-8-7-8-7 = 59 sts

2020 / 11 / 27: White day in Vilamoura... that harms us... White single manchón in medal race

The lack of evidence today leaves the Spanish Angel Granda at the gates of the Medal Race

The calm today took hold of the Portuguese coast of Vilamoura, leaving the fourth day of the RS: X European Championship blank... the almost 90 participants have remained on the ground waiting for conditions to improve, coming out in the water when the breeze began to rise.

But the wind has not been enough and, after giving a way out to the girls, the Committee has been forced to annul in the face of the low wind, while the boys were in the process of leaving... tomorrow, the senior male and female categories will dispute the Medal Race, in which Blanca Manchón will be the only representative of our country and will do so from the eighth position, by changing the classifications by the withdrawal of some regatists in the eighth race for having made mistakes in the course.

RS: X Male Day 4 Tests 1-9
1.- ISR Yoav Cohen: 7-2-2-2-5-4- (13) -6-7 = 35 points
2. GRE Byron Kokkalanis: 6-18- (30) -6-1-5-3-3 = 43 sts
3.- ISR Shahar Zubari: 4-8- (22) -11-10-2-3-4-5 = 47 sts
11.- ESP Ángel Granda (RCN Gran Canaria): 2-10-5-18-11-16-17- (20) -13 = 92 sts
12.- ESP Juan Manuel Moreno (Vista Hermosa CG): 12-7-9-19-19-7- (22) -9-10 = 92 sts
16.- ESP Ivan Pastro (CN Santa Pola): 23-20-13-8-21-15-15-11- (24) = 126 sts
20.- ESP Joan Carles Cardona (CN Arenal): 26-23-21-23-20-14- (27) -21-12 = 160 sts
21.- ESP Sergi Scandinell (CN Arenal): 22-14-14-28- (30) -17-18-28-21 = 162 sts
24.- ESP Tomás Vieito (CN Rodeira): 20-26-23- (36) -27-20-14-25-19 = 174 sts

RS: X Women Day 4 Tests 1-9
1. FRA Charline Picon: 1-3- (10) -1-1-1-3-9 = 23 points
2.- GBR Emma Wilson: 3- 4- (9) -1- 3- 3- 3- 3- 1- 7 = 29 sts
3.- POL Sofia Noceti: 7-2-2-5-7-3-5- (32) -1 = 32 sts
8. ESP White Manchón (CN Puerto Sherry): 8-7-1- (14) -9-12-7-8-4 = 56 sts

RS: X Male Youth Day 4 Tests 1-8
1. ISR Daniel Basik (U17): 1-1-1-1-1-1- (2) -2 = 8 points
2. ISR Adir Tawl (U17): 3- 3- (4) -3- 2-2-3-3 = 19 sts
3.- POL Kamil Manowiecki: 4- (5) -2-3- 4- 1- 1 = 19 sts
4.- ESP Aurelio Terry (CN Sevilla): 2-2-2- (4) -4-3-4-4 = 21 sts
5. ESP Daniel Sánchez (CN Sevilla): 5-5-3-5-5-5- (7) -5 = 33 sts
6. RUS Ivan Kovbasiuk (U17): (8) -7-6-6-8-5-6 = 45 sts
7.- ESP Alejandro Arauz (CN Puerto Sherry) (U17): 6-6-6-7-7- (8) -6-8 = 46 sts

RS: X Young Women Day 4 Tests 1-8
1.- RUS Yana Reznikova: 1-1-1- (2) -2-1-2 = 9 points
2.- ISR Naama Greenberg: 2-2-2- (4) -1-1-2-3 = 13 sts
3. ISR Linoy Schwartz (U17): 3- 3- (5) -2-3- 3- 3-1 = 18 sts
4.- RUS Anastasia Shchedrine: 5-5-3-3- (8) -4-5 = 29 sts
5. BLR Jana Lomats: 4-4-4-5-5- (8) -5-6 = 33 sts
6. ESP Zoe Fernández (CN Arenal) (U17): 6-6-6- (8) -6-8-6-4 = 42 sts
7.- ESP Lucía García-Cubilana (CN Sevilla) (U17): 7-7-7- (8) -8-7-8 = 52 sts

2020 / 11 / 26: A complicated day in Vilamoura... Manchón holds on to the top ten and Granda falls

White Manchón defends his ninth position while Angel Granda stays at the door of Top10 at the end of today's three tests (Oga Photo)

Long day today in Vilamoura, Portugal, where the RS European Championship is being held: X. After a first attempt, with the fleet in the water and the blush included, the participants have waited on the ground for conditions to allow to sail, which happened around 3: 00 in the afternoon.

For the second time in water and with a wind of between 15 and 20 knots, the Committee has worked quickly to add three new tests in both senior and two juvenile categories. Following them, Blanca Manchón has the only Spanish flag in Top10 positions, in the ninth position of the female classification, which is still led by the French Charline Picon.

It has not been the day of the Canary Angel Granda, which goes down to the eleventh place, but it has been the day of the Andalusian Juan Manuel Moreno that ascends to the 12th square tied to the point with Granda. Ivan Pastor, 16, is the third Spanish in a classification in which the Israeli Yoav Cohen continues to command with authority.

The youth have only played two sleeves and the Andalusian Aurelio Terry remains the best-ranked Spanish, with a fourth place two points from a podium to which he hopes to return tomorrow.

RS: X Male Day 3 Tests 1-9
1.- ISR Yoav Cohen: 7-2-2-2-5-4- (13) -6-7 = 35 points
2. GRE Byron Kokkalanis: 6-18- (30) -6-1-5-3-3 = 43 sts
3.- ISR Shahar Zubari: 4-8- (22) -11-10-2-3-4-5 = 47 sts
4.- NED Kiran Badloe: (15) -13-11-15-2-8-2-1-1 = 53 sts
5. FRA Thomas Goyard: (44) -11-7-4-7-11-7-8-2 = 57
11.- ESP Ángel Granda (RCN Gran Canaria): 2-10-5-18-11-16-17- (20) -13 = 92 sts
12.- ESP Juan Manuel Moreno (Vista Hermosa CG): 12-7-9-19-19-7- (22) -9-10 = 92 sts
16.- ESP Ivan Pastro (CN Santa Pola): 23-20-13-8-21-15-15-11- (24) = 126 sts
20.- ESP Joan Carles Cardona (CN Arenal): 26-23-21-23-20-14- (27) -21-12 = 160 sts
21.- ESP Sergi Scandinell (CN Arenal): 22-14-14-28- (30) -17-18-28-21 = 162 sts
24.- ESP Tomás Vieito (CN Rodeira): 20-26-23- (36) -27-20-14-25-19 = 174 sts

RS: X Women Day 3 Tests 1-9
1. FRA Charline Picon: 1-3- (10) -1-1-1- 4-10 = 25 points
2.- GBR Emma Wilson: 3- 4- (9) -1- 3- 3- 7-3- 1-8 = 30 sts
3.- POL Sofia Noceti: (7) -2-2-5-7-3-5-7-1 = 32 sts
4.- ISR Katy Spychakov: 5-6-3-2-2-5-6- (9) -7 = 36 sts
5. NED Lilian de Geus: 6-1-5- (11) -11-2-8-2-4 = 39 sts
9. ESP White Manchón (CN Puerto Sherry): 8-7-1- (14) -9-12-7-11-5 = 60 sts

RS: X Young Male Day 3 Tests 1-8
1. ISR Daniel Basik (U17): 1-1-1-1-1-1- (2) -2 = 8 points
2. ISR Adir Tawl (U17): 3- 3- (4) -3- 2-2-3-3 = 19 sts
3.- POL Kamil Manowiecki: 4- (5) -2-3- 4- 1- 1 = 19 sts
4.- ESP Aurelio Terry (CN Sevilla): 2-2-2- (4) -4-3-4-4 = 21 sts
5. ESP Daniel Sánchez (CN Sevilla): 5-5-3-5-5-5- (7) -5 = 33 sts
6. RUS Ivan Kovbasiuk (U17): (8) -7-6-6-8-5-6 = 45 sts
7.- ESP Alejandro Arauz (CN Puerto Sherry) (U17): 6-6-6-7-7- (8) -6-8 = 46 sts

RS: X Female Youth Day 3 Tests 1-8
1.- RUS Yana Reznikova: 1-1-1- (2) -2-1-2 = 9 points
2.- ISR Naama Greenberg: 2-2-2- (4) -1-1-2-3 = 13 sts
3. ISR Linoy Schwartz (U17): 3- 3- (5) -2-3- 3- 3-1 = 18 sts
4.- RUS Anastasia Shchedrine: 5-5-3-3- (8) -4-5 = 29 sts
5. BLR Jana Lomats: 4-4-4-5-5- (8) -5-6 = 33 sts
6. ESP Zoe Fernández (CN Arenal) (U17): 6-6-6- (8) -6-8-6-4 = 42 sts
7.- ESP Lucía García-Cubilana (CN Sevilla) (U17): 7-7-7- (8) -8-7-8 = 52 sts

2020 / 11 / 25: Granda and Manchón remain in the head group of the European RS: X in Vilamoura

The arrival of the blush complicates the field of regats with intense rain, unstable wind and large waves as protagonists (Osga Photo)

Durum day in the Vilamoura regatta field, on the second day of the RS: X European Championship, where rain, very intense during the first test, unstable wind in direction and great waves add to the meteorology as one of the enemies to beat on this continental... the wind has blown with an intensity of 14-16 knots, allowing the dispute of three regats for all participants.

The members of the Spanish Olympic and pre-Olympic team, the ESP Sailing Team, have defended their positions in a table that already reflects the first discard - the possibility of eliminating the worst result after the fourth test - with some important positions dances, starting to shape the favorites and denoting how tight and expensive the European scepter is to be sold.

The canary Angel Granda remains the best-ranked Spanish, with a seventh place in the male category... in the general classification the Israeli Yoav Cohen is still commanded to distance himself from his new persecutor, his compatriot Yoav Omer, who is now second followed by the Greek Byron Kokkalanis.

Among the girls also the Andalusian Blanca Manchón is ninth after this hard day... the French Charline Picon keeps her position at the front of the table, but the world champion, the Israeli Katy Spychakov asalta the podium, being second, followed by the current subchampion of Europe, the British Emma Wilson.

And it is still the Andalusian Aurelio Terry who carries the singing voice among the youth, clinging to his second position in the male classification, led by the Israeli Daniel Basik, while in the group of the girls, the shooting Zoe Fernández continues in sixth position, ahead of the Andalusian Lucía García- Cubilana.

RS: X Male Day 2 Tests 1-6
1.- ISR Yoav Cohen: (7) -2-2-2-5-4 = 15 points
2.- ISR Yoav Omer: 10-9-1- 3- (17) -3 = 26 sts
3. GRE Byron Kokkalanis: 6-18- (30) -6-1-1 = 32 sts
4.- ITA Mattia Camboni: 8-1-6- (10) -8-10 = 33 sts
5. ISR Shahar Zubari: 4-8- (22) -11-10-2 = 35 sts
7.- ESP Ángel Granda (RCN Gran Canaria): 2-10-5- (18) -11-16 = 44 sts
14.- ESP Juan Manuel Moreno (Vista Hermosa CG): 12-7-9- (19) -19-7 = 54 sts
18.- ESP Ivan Pastro (CN Santa Pola): (23) -20-13-8-21-15 = 77 sts
21.- ESP Sergi Scandinell (CN Arenal): 22-14-14-28- (30) -17 = 95 sts
23.- ESP Joan Carles Cardona (CN Arenal): (26) -23-21-23-20-14 = 101 sts
25.- ESP Tomás Vieito (CN Rodeira): 20-26-23- (36) -27-20 = 116 sts

RS: X Women Day 2 Tests 1-6
1. FRA Charline Picon: 1-3- (10) -1-1 = 10 points
2.- ISR Katy Spychakov: 5- (6) -3-2-2-5 = 17 sts
3.- GBR Emma Wilson: 3- 4- (9) -1-3- 7 = 18 sts
4.- POL Sofia Noceti: (7) -2-2-5-7-3 = 19 sts
5. NED Lilian de Geus: 6-1-5- (11) -11-2 = 25 sts
9. ESP White Manchón (CN Puerto Sherry): 8-7-1- (14) -9-12 = 37 sts

RS: X Male Youth Day 2 Tests 1-6
1. ISR Daniel Basik (U17): (1) -1-1-1-1-1 = 5 points
2. ESP Aurelio Terry (CN Sevilla): 2-2-2- (4) -4-3 = 13 sts
3. ISR Adir Tawl (U17): 3-3- (4) -3-2-2 = 13 sts
4.- POL Kamil Manowiecki: 4- 4- (5) -2-3-4 = 17 sts
5. ESP Daniel Sánchez (CN Sevilla): (5) -5-3-5-5-5 = 23 sts
6. ESP Alejandro Arauz (CN Puerto Sherry) (U17): 6-6-6- (8) -7-8- = 33 sts
7.- RUS Ivan Kovbasiuk (U17): (8) -7-6-6-8 = 34 sts

RS: X Female Youth Day 2 Tests 1-6
1.- RUS Yana Reznikova: 1-1-1- (2) -2 = 8 points
2.- ISR Naama Greenberg: 2-2-2- (4) -1-1 = 6 sts
3. ISR Linoy Schwartz (U17): 3- 3- (5) -2-3-3 = 14 sts
4.- RUS Anastasia Shchedrine: 5-5-3-3- (8) = 20 sts
5.- BLR Jana Lomats: 4-4-4-5-5- (8) = 22 sts
6. ESP Zoe Fernández (CN Arenal) (U17): 6-6-6- (8) -6-8 = 32 sts
7.- ESP Lucía García-Cubilana (CN Sevilla) (U17): 7-7-7- (8) -8-8 = 37 sts

2020 / 11 / 24: The European RS: X in Vilamoura begins: Angel Granda (4th) and Blanca Manchón (6th)

The wind is timid in the first day without exceeding 7 knots (Photo Maria Muíña)

First day of the RS: X European Championship in Vilamoura, Portugal, with a good start from the Spanish who are in top ten positions in all divisions and categories.

All the fleets have been able to dispute three tests, although the wind has been quite shy all day, with an intensity of between 5 and 7 knots from the East that has been gaining South as hours passed, with a variation of 40 ° throughout the day.

In the male category, where Spain has six regatists of the pre-Olympic team, the canary Ángel Granda stars the most outstanding performance, with a 2-10-5 in its partials that lead it to occupy the fourth place of the general, three posts on the podium. The Andalusian Juan Manuel Moreno also gets into the first Top10 of the championship with the seventh position, the next Spanish being the Sergi Scandinell, 14th. The Israeli Yoav Cohen rises as the first leader to a single point of Swiss Mateo Sanz.

Blanca Manchón, who will defend Spanish colors in the Tokyo JJOO, has been able to go from less to more on this first day, exceeding the eighth place of the first race to close the day with a victory that places it at the sixth place on the results table. The French Charline Picon leads the female classification, followed by the Polish Sofia Noceti and the title defender, the Dutch Lilian de Geus.

Among the young, brilliant performance of the Andalusian Aurelio Terry, who signs a 2-2-2 to stand behind the Israeli Daniel Basik on the provisional. Daniel Sánchez is fourth and Alejandro Arauz sixth. Among the girls, the shooting Zoe Fernández wins the game to the Andalusian Lucía García Cubilana and is placed sixth to three points from her compatriot.

RS: X Male Day 1 Tests 1-3
1. ISR Yoav Cohen: 6-2-2 = 10 points
2.- SUI Mateo Sanz: 4-4-3 = 11 sts
3. ITA Mattia Camboni: 7-1-6 = 14 sts
4.- ESP Ángel Granda (RCN Gran Canaria): 2-10-5 = 17 sts
7.- ESP Juan Manuel Moreno (Vista Hermosa CG): 11-7-9 = 27 sts
14 ESP Sergi Scandinell (CN Arenal): 21-14-14 = 49 sts
17 ESP Ivan Pastro (CN Santa Pola): 22-20-13 = 55 sts
23 ESP Tomás Vieito (CN Rodeira): 19-26-23 = 68 sts
25 ESP Joan Carles Cardona (CN Arenal): 26-23-21 = 70 sts

RS: X Women Day 1 Tests 1-3
1. FRA Charline Picon: 1-3-4 = 8 points
2. POL Sofia Noceti: 7-2-2 = 11 sts
3. NED Lilian de Geus: 6-1-5 = 12 sts
6. ESP White Manchón (CN Puerto Sherry): 8-7-1 = 16 sts

RS: X Young Male Day 1 Tests 1-3
1. ISR Daniel Basik (U17): 1-1-1 = 3 points
2. ESP Aurelio Terry (CN Sevilla): 2-2-2 = 6 sts
3. ISR Adir Tawl (U17): 3-3-4 = 10 sts
4.- ESP Daniel Sánchez (CN Sevilla): 5-5-3 = 13 sts
5. POL Kamil Manowiecki: 4-4-5 = 13 sts
6. ESP Alejandro Arauz (CN Puerto Sherry) (U17): 6-6-8 = 20 sts
7.- RUS Ivan Kovbasiuk (U17): 7-7-8 = 22 sts

RS: X Young Women Day 1 Tests 1-3
1. RUS Yana Reznikova: 1-1 = 3 points
2. ISR Naama Greenberg: 2-2-2 = 6 sts
3. ISR Linoy Schwartz (U17): 3-3-5 = 11 sts
4.- BLR Jana Lomats: 4-4-4 = 12 sts
5. RUS Anastasia Shchedrine: 5-5-3 = 13 sts
6. ESP Zoe Fernández (CN Arenal) (U17): 6-6-6 = 18 sts
7.- ESP Lucía García-Cubilana (CN Sevilla) (U17): 7-7-7 = 21 sts

2020 / 11 / 23: The European of RS: X begins in Vilamoura, with twelve Spanish windsurfers

The national contingent is headed by Blanca Manchón, of the Spanish Olympic team, along with Cardona, Scandinell, Granda, Moreno, Pastor and Vieques of the pre-Olympic team (Photo Maria Muíña)

The first race of the RS: X European Championship, in which Spain will be represented by twelve windsurfers, is scheduled to leave tomorrow, Tuesday, at the edge of the twelve.

The Andalusian Blanca Manchón leads the Spanish representation as a member of the Spanish Olympic team, the ESP Sailing Team, which will represent us at the Tokyo JJOO. In the male category, which has not yet appointed the regatist to attend the Games, the members of the pre-Olympic team will sail: the canary Ángel Granda, the baleares Joan Carles Cardona and Sergi Scandinell, the Andalusian Juan Manuel Moreno, the alicantino Ivan Pastor and the Galician Tomás Vieito.

There will also be an important representation of the Spanish youth fleet, with the Andalusian Lucía García-Cubilana and the shooting Zoe Fernández among the girls and the Andalusian Alejandro Arauz, Daniel Sánchez and Aurelio Terry among the boys.

In the absence of the current champion of Europe and the World, the Dutch Kiran Badloe, and his compatriot Dorian van Rijsselberghe, the subchampion of Europe and the World, will be the French Thomas Goyard the main enemy to beat as a defender of the European male bronze. The best Spanish on the last continental date was Ivan Pastor who finished in ninth place.

Among the girls the Dutch Lilian de Geus stands up as a favorite as the winner of the last European and bronze in the World Championship, although her podium companions will not miss in the European Championship: the British Emma Wilson and the French Charline Picon. The subchampion of the World, the Israeli Katy Spychakov, will also sail in Portuguese waters. Blanca Manchón will fight to improve his ninth place in 2019.

In order to decide the European scepter the organisation has planned a series of races that will take place between tomorrow Tuesday and Friday 27, to give way on Saturday 28 to the Medal Race, final races that will uncover the new champions of Europe, with the ten best classified in male and female category in both divisions, seniors and youth. The weather parts make it possible to anticipate a complicated week with the entrance of a front from tomorrow.