The 150 regatists who have filled the bay of Santa Pola with candles, have put all the meat on the roast for the tests that would secure them the position in the Championship

The closing day began with the departure of the little ones... three tests were able to complete in which Hugo Colomar (CS Formentera) continued in his line without letting any contenders sign three first that have led him directly to the gold of the competition. After three seconds, the silver Pablo Momparler (CN Jávea), the youngest regatist of the competition, has been hung, and the bronze has been taken away by Fabio Díaz (RCM Melilla).

Change in the general classification of sub 15 where he has highlighted Azul Sánchez (RCM Melilla) who has won all the competitive tests in the last day setting indisputable champion. From among the Enrichetta Bettini (RCN Gran Canaria) females he has won the subchampionship and Aitana Duarde (RCM Melilla) has won the third position. Although Mateo Jimenez (CS Formentera) has not had its best day, the constancy throughout the championship has placed him male Spanish champion with enough advantage over Sandro Portune (CN Salou) who has won the title of subchampion. Bruno Barbara (RCN Gran Canaria) closed the top3 of the class.

Billy James Coll (CN Fornells) knew that if he wanted to recover the first position of sub17, he could not fail today, and he has given it all by getting a point of difference by being able to take the title of champion. Nicolás Madero (CMSAP - Ca'n Pastilla) has been close to the title but has had to conform to the subchampionship and Lluis Pérez (CN Ràpita) also goes down a step from the previous day with the bronze. Among the women, Barbara Winau (CN s'Arenal) is the national champion followed by Adriana Castro (RCN Torrevieja) and Natalia Moreno (CR Madrid).

Carlos Sánchez (CN Santa Pola) has been proclaimed in his Spanish champion house of Techno Plus. He went out this morning with almost the gold already in his hand and has achieved it with a wide difference over the second, which has been, Sergi Lapuente (CS Formentera) and the third, which has been Tomás Mossel (CW Hispano-French Valencia), having held those same positions throughout the championship. Cristina Padilla (RCM Melilla) is the female Spanish champion followed by Natalia Blanquer (CW Hispano-French Valencia) who has gone up to the second step and the third has been occupied by his club partner Marion Lextray (CW Hispano-French Valencia).

In the IQFoil category (Olympic from Paris 2024) the organizing committee decided to repeat the spectacular slalom of the previous day. The local regatist Javier Clement demonstrated his skill in this type of race and with soft winds being the slalom champion of today's test. In T-95 Bernat Tomas (CN s'Arenal) has been proclaimed champion of Spain with 8 first of 12 competing trials in total. Nacho Baltasar (CN Rapita) is the subchampion and Josep Estrany has taken the bronze. Naiara Fernández (CN s'Arenal) is the first girl on the table. In T-85 Zoe Fernández (CN s'Arenal) is the Spanish champion followed by Pilar Samalea (CN Sevilla) and Lucía García (CN Sevilla). Álex Ortega (CN Jávea) has been the first in the male classification of T-85 ahead of Joan Villalonga (CN Ràpita) and Alejandro López (CN Mar Menor).

The award has taken place at the Santa Pola Nautical Club with the presence of the Alicantine windsurfer Ivan Pastor, 4 times Olympic in RS: X, who has been dedicated to the championship. His training partner and world class champion, Kiran Badloe, has also been present as well as the mayor of Santa Pola, Loreto Serrano; Juan de Dios Navarro as representative of the Diputación de Alicante; Julio Miguel Baeza, Santa Pola Sports Council; Carlos Torrado, President FVCV; Pascual Orts, President of the CN Santa Pola; and Javier Clement, director of the race, and his team.

2021 / 04 / 02: The National Windsurf & amp; IQfire Youth pioneer in the slalom test for the foils

Tomorrow will be the final day that will start at the edge of 11: 00 in the morning

Today the day began in Santa Pola with the sleeves of IQFoil and the mallorquin Bernat Tomás (CN s'Arenal), the initial leader of the group has signed a third, being unbanished in the slalom by Nacho Baltasar (CN Ràpita) who has managed to cross the finish line first.

Josep Estrany (CN s'Arenal) has done it in second position by getting a step up and placing third, exchanging the position with Oscar Casas (CMSAP - C'an Pascilla). But after the elimination three more tests have been competed, in which Bernat Thomas has shone in winning them all. Three first for Thomas, together with three seconds for Nacho Baltasar. Josep Estrany has got two third and one fourth to put him in the third provisional. Javier Clement is the first regatist of the classified host club, and Naiara Fernández (CN s'Arenal) is the first female in the table.

As for the classification of T-85, Álex Ortega (CN Jávea) is the one that is first classified and Zoe Fernández (CN s'Arenal) is the first in the female classification. All the techno completed two tests along the afternoon of between 15 and 18 knots from the south. In sub13 Hugo Colomar (CS Formentera) remained unbeatable in the first position in all tests, just as Pablo Momparler (CN Jávea) in second position and Fabio Díaz (RCM Melilla) in third position.

In sub15 Mateo Jimenez despite following first in the general did not have his best day signing a sixth, which has been able to rule out and fourth. Which leaves you tied to 14 points with Azul Sánchez (RCM Melilla). With a certain distance, 5 points of difference, Enrichetta Bettini (RCN Gran Canaria) remains third.

The sub17 regatists have a lot of level forming a group head very tight in points. Billy James Coll (CN Fornells) who had been on two days first, has been unbanished to the third position by Nicolás Madero (CMSAP - Ca'n Pascilla) who has marked two first. In between, and without changing position, the second provisional Lluis Pérez (CN Ràpita) is located just one point from Bill Coll.

The premises Carlos Sánchez (CN Santa Pola) in Techno Plus, which practically has gold hanging from the neck, remain unmoved. With 8 points still at the top of the table, 9 points of difference over Sergi Lapuente (CS Formentera) and 15 of Tomas Mossel (CW Hispano-French Valencia).

2021 / 04 / 01: In Santa Pola, the baleares dominate Windsurfing & IQfoil Juvenil nationals

For the day of tomorrow, the third and penultimate of the two championships, it is planned to start with the tests at 11 in the morning

Second day in Santa Pola for the Spanish Championships of Windsurfing & Iqfoil Juvenil, behind which they dominate are the representatives of the Balear Federation... in competition are the Valencia Community, Andalusia, Balearic Islands, Canary Islands, Catalonia, Castilla la Mancha, Galicia, Madrid, Melilla and Murcia Region... as well as the Czech Republic and Sweden.

The Techno sub13 and sub15 completed three more tests, totaling a total of 6. The regatists had to read the race field very well because with an average wind of 12 knots, they had to deal with subtle roles and changes in intensity. Among the smaller ones, the positions were confirmed as the same results were repeated as the previous day, with Hugo Colomar (CS Formentera) being the first, followed by Pablo Momparler (CN Jávea) and Fabio Díaz (RCM Melilla).

The positions were also maintained in the sub15 group. Mateo Jimenez, (CS Formentera) did not start the day with his best position, but he was able to concentrate to sign a second and a first and to recover the leadership position he was leaving. Azul Sánchez (RCM Melilla) with two points of difference was placed second and Enrichetta Bettini (RCN Gran Canaria) third.

With a race field that exceeded 15 knots of 075, the Techno sub17 and Plus also completed 3 tests that established positions by dismissing the worst result of each regatist. The fleet of the sub17 is one of the most difficult. Only one point separates Billy James Coll (CN Fornells) from the second position. In turn, only one point separates Lluis Pérez (CN Ràpita) from the third position. Who occupied Nicolás Madero (CMSAP - Ca'n Pastilla) after being relegated to the third provisional step by Lluís Pérez.

The santapolero Carlos Sánchez must note the heat of his land because he has managed to capitalize the fleet together with to get distance from his closest rival, the formalist Sergi Lapuente, to whom he doubles in points. Tomás Mossel (CW Hispanic - French Valencia) has managed to stay within the top3 and to preserve the position.

Youth IQFoil participants have completed 4 tests with winds that have moved between 12 and 16 knots of 065. In T-95, Bernat Tomás (CN s'Arenal) has reaffirmed its first position by exceeding the finish line in first place three of the four competing tests. His club partner, Naiara Fernández, is the first female on the table. With regard to T-85, it is Álex Ortega (CN Jávea) who has managed to place the leader of the category, and Zoe Fernández the girl who has shown more authority in the water.

2021 / 03 / 21: spectacular start in San Pola of the National Windsurfing & Iqfire Youth

Two different categories are the protagonists of this event: Techno (Plus, sub17, sub15, sub13) and IQFoil... in total, 150 regatists have filled the bay with candles, ensuring a very competitive Holy Week

The youngest opened the race field with a wind of 10 knots from 070. Hugo Colomar, of the CS Formentera, wanted to make his authority clear from the very beginning, starting and maintaining a first position in the two competing tests. Pablo Momparler (CN Jávea) and Fabio Díaz (RCM Melilla) have exchanged positions by finishing the day tied to points.

A lot of excitement also in the first positions of the sub15 table that have competed the two tests of the day with an average wind of 12 knots. Mateo Jimenez, also representing the CS Formentera, has added a total of 3 points, but the difference is very little with respect to Azul Sánchez (RCM Melilla) that adds 5 and Enrichetta Bettini (RCN Gran Canaria) that accumulates 6.

The regatists of Techno sub17 and Techno Plus, have had a regatta field with a more intense wind, reaching to hold between 18 and 20 knots, which has allowed the achievement of 3 tests. The top 3 of the sub17 has made it clear that they were raining Santa Pola with the clear goal of winning. Billy James Coll (CN Fornells), Nicolás Madero (CMSAP - Ca'n Pascilla) and Lluis Pérez (CN Ràpita) have signed each one first, putting their name on the table among the favorites. Billy James is sleeping in the first position today, though tied to points with Nicolás Madero and a single point from Lluis Pérez.

More clearly, the leadership of the Carlos Sánchez (CN Santa Pola) in Techno Plus, who playing at home has signed three first of three tests. The second and third positions that are provisionally awarded to Sergi Lapuente (CS Formentera) and Tomás Mossel (CW Hispano-French Valencia) are in conflict, respectively, with a single point of difference between them.

IQFoil participants have been able to complete the 4 tests planned with a wind of 17 knots from the northwest. Bernat Tomás (CN S'Arenal) has been the regatist that has shone most in the water with a 1 -5-1-1 although its most direct competitors are not going to make it easy. At two points it has Nacho Baltasar (CN Ràpita) with a 2-4-2-2 and this in turn, with two more points, is stalked by Óscar Casas (CMSAP - C'an Pascilla) with a 3-2-3-4. Javier Clement is the first regatist of Santa Pola to be placed within the top10 of the provisional classification.

After the first day, the different provisional classifications indicate a domain of the baleares. Tomorrow they follow the tests from 11 in the morning with a wind, which is projected, lower than today. The race continues until Saturday, April 3 and will culminate in the award of a championship dedicated to local windsurfer Ivan Pastor, 4 times Olympic in RS: X.

The City Council of Santa Pola, the Municipality of Alicante, and the Higher Council of Sports participate as institutional partners, as well as RFEV, FVCV, Hotel Gran Playa, 226ers, BuenaProa Nautical School, AleHop, Sailing Cuak, SportLink Tarifa, Carrefour, Tactic Audiovisual, and Global Sail Solutions.

2021 / 03 / 26: San Pola will decide the representatives of Spain in European and World Windsurfing and IQFOIL Youth

This morning, the official presentation of the event took place in the City Council of Santa Pola with the presence of the mayor, Loreto Serrano; Juan de Dios Navarro as representative of the Diputación de Alicante; Julio Miguel Baeza, Santa Pola Sports Council; Carlos Torrado, president of the Valencia de Vela; Pascual Orts, president of the Santa Pola Náutico Club; Ivan Pastor 4 times Olympic of Santa Pola; and Javier Clement, director of the race.

With the full sign, 150 regatists will fight to be in the podium in the different categories present in the competition: BIC Techno (Plus, sub17, sub15 and sub13) and IQFOIL youth. Ten autonomous communities will be present at the event (Valencia, Andalusia, Balearic Islands, Catalonia, Castilla la Mancha, Galicia, Madrid, Melilla, Murcia, Czech Republic and Sweden) as well as participants from Czech Republic and Sweden.

As an incentive to all athletes and spectators, the days before the race will be training in the Bay of Santa Pola International Olympic RS: X, as well as one of the most important national regatists of this sport, Ivan Pastor. This figure will be honored during the championship for his excellent sports career.

Prior to the race, an IQFOIL Clínic will take place on 28 and 29 March by Sport Link. March 30 will be the day dedicated to measurements and at 19: 30 the inaugural event of the race will begin at the Club Náutico Santa Pola. For the first day of the tests, March 31, rising winds of between 15 and 17 knots are forecast, so, the show is secure.

The City Council of Santa Pola, the Municipality of Alicante, and the Higher Council of Sports, as well as RFEV, FVCV, Hotel Gran Playa, 226ers, BuenaProa Nautical School, AleHop, Sailing Cuak, SportLink Tarifa, Carrefour, Tactic Audiovisual, and Global Sail Solutions... and the Organization's greatest concern... that is impeccable at the health level are involved as institutional partners.