The champions in Valencia were Sara and Isabel Momplet and Mateo and Simón Codoñer in the 29th class; Miguel Campos and Pablo Moreno in 420; Agustín Zabalua and Belén Olivas in Snipe; Julián Rodríguez in iQFoil; Rafael Ros in Raceboard; Natalia Blanquer in BIC Techno Plus; Jacobo Ruíz in BIC Techno SUB17 and Andrea Sira Martínez in the SUB15 (Pep Porta Photos)

Second delivery of the Valencia Trophy for the classes 29er, 420, Snipe and for the rest of the classes has also been a valid regatta for the Autonomous Cup of the Valencia Fedaration of Vela. This has been the development of the following classes:

Sara and Isabel Momplet and Simon and Mateo Codoñer, champions in 29th
Sara and Isabel Momplet (RCN Calpe) have been very strong, achieving full: three of three... Mateo and Simón Codoñer (RCN Valencia) seconds (with the same score as the champions)... third Sergi Soler (RCNV) and Stjin Gast (RCNC).

Campos and Moreno, no problems between the 420
Miguel Campos (RCR Alicante) and Pablo Moreno (RCN Valencia) have had no problems to continue to command in the 420... Luis Alonso Suárez and Mariano Arroyo (CN Altea) silver and bronze for Ángel Poveda and Arantza Reig (CN Jávea).

Zabalua and Olivas command in the Snipe class
Agustín Zabalua and Belén Olivas were the clear winners, the second José Luis Maldonado and Laura Morata the four of the Royal Nautical Club of Valencia and The third podium square is for the baleares of C'an Patilla Víctor Pérez and Juan Carlos Serrano.

This graphic example gives an idea of the great atmosphere experienced in this second delivery in Chés waters (Pep Portas photos)

Plenary for Julien Rodríguez on iQFoil
Julien Rodríguez (CW Spanish French) has dominated from beginning to end in Valencian waters, six out of six and without giving options to its rivals. Alex Ortega (CN Jávea) hangs the silver, while the bronze is taken by Héctor Rodríguez (CN Alicante Costa Blanca).

Natalia Blanquer and Carlos Sánchez share the loot in BIC Techno Plus
In the BIC Techno Plus victory for Natalia Blanquer (CW Spanish French) and Carlos Sánchez (CN Santa Pola) is second. After them, Diego Ruíz (CW Spanish French) and Carlos Laborda (CN Santa Pola). In this youth class, BIC Techno SUB17, the CN Jávea has imposed its law... Jacobo Ramón is first and Carlos Mari follows him to only 2 points... third José Mª Alcáiz (CN Santa Pola).

Andrea Sira Martínez, at BIC Techno SUB15, is untreatable at home
Andrea Sira Martínez (RCN Valencia) has been intractable in these two days of competition... silver and bronze in this category of the smallest has been for Alejandro Pascual (CN Alicante Costa Blanca), with 11 points, and Pablo Momparler (CN Jávea).

2021 / 04 / 17: Second phase of the Grand Trophy of Valencia with many ships and excellent level

The favorites meet in all classes when they occupy one of the podium squares, on a day marked by the equality between the fleet and the good wind conditions in the Gulf of Valencia

The first day of the Great Trophy of Valencia, in its second delivery, has not been able to have better start, thanks to the good wind conditions... this is what has happened in the different classes:

Mateo and Simon Codoñer command in 29er
Mateo and Simón Codoñer (RCN Valencia) have set themselves leaders in the 29th, while Daniela Senís and Obdulia Fernández are second of the table and first in females with 8 points, to 1 of the leader. The Valencian-Calpine tandem formed by Sergi Soler (RNC Valencia) and Stijn Gast (RCN Calpe) are in third place.

No surprises in the Snipe class, with Zabalua and Olivas leaders
Agustín Zabalua and Belén Olivas are left with the first temporary podium square, in competition with 25 snipes, second are the Mahoneses Jordi Triay Sara Franceschi (3-4-3) of CN Mahón, and third the Malorcan tandem Victor Pérez and Juan Carlos Serrano.

Campos and Moreno make full in class 420
The Alicantino Miguel Campos (RCR Alicante) and the Valencian Pablo Moreno (RCN Valencia) have had no problems in class 420, with 10 registered ships, making full of victories, three of three... seconds are Luis Alonso Suarez and Marino Arroyo (CN Altea) and Santos Santiago (CN Altea) and Sergio Moreno (CN Benidorm), are third parties.

Julien Rodríguez, leader at Open Foil
In the Open Foil Julien (CW Spanish French) has imposed its law, three out of three and a solo leader. Alex Ortega (CN Jávea) is second and Héctor Rodríguez (CN Alicante Costa Blanca) occupies the third place.

Double tie in the first position of the BIC Techno SUB15
Alejandro Pascual (CN Alicante Costa Blanca) and Andrea Sira Martínez (RCN Valencia) share the first place of the provisional general of the smallest in the BIC Techno... the third is for Pablo Momparler (CN Jávea),

The nautical of Jávea rules in the BIC Techno SUB17
Jacobo Ramón Ruíz and Carlos Mari del Náutico de Jávea dominan, third is the santapoleño José María Alcáiz.

Maximum equality in the Plus for the second place
Carlos Sánchez (CN Santa Pola) has been the leader of the other two podium posts, two representatives of the French Hispanic CW, Diego Ruíz and Natalia Blanquer, are fighting.

Ros, Reyes and Leutscher, podium in Raceboard
Rafael Ros (EV Seasurf Patrol), has made good the forecasts and has set up leader in Valencia... Carlos Reyes also del Patrol is second and Marc Leutscher of the Real Club de Regatas de Alicante the third.

Tomorrow second and last day with three tests planned for all classes... at the edge of six o'clock, the closing act.

2021 / 04 / 16: Attractive weekend with the Grand Trophy of Valencia and the President Trophy

On Saturday and Sunday, the races for the classes 29er, 420 and Snipe will be played, which will have the territorial, while Bic Techno, iQFoil and Raceboard will be marked for the Autonomical Cup... on Sunday the fleet of cruises has the first race of the year in Valencian waters, within the framework of the President Trophy (Photo Pep Portas)

The Royal Nautical Club of Valencia is hosting this weekend, two important races for light sailing and cruise. The first is part of the Grand Trophy Valencia, in its second delivery after the one held a few days ago with the ILCA fleet. On this occasion the protagonism is assumed by the 29th, 420, Snipe, Bic Techno, IQFoil and Raceboard, being valid for the Autonomical to the first three classes and can be noted for the Autonomical Cup on the tables.

As an autonomous test, there is much at stake and so the best will be present in the capital of the Turia. The 29er fleet, with 8 local ships, 1 of the RCN of Calpe and a mixed crew, between the RCN Valencia and the RCN Calpe, is noteworthy. In 420 it will also have a common denominator, due to the potential and level of its regatists, mainly the CN Altea or RCN Castellón, to which the clubs of Jávea, Benidorm and Campello join.

The Snipe fleet, with 27 registered, has the highest representation of the Club headquarters, although it also has participation from Catalonia and the Balearic Islands, highlighting the balear tandem formed by Jordi Tryai and Sara Franceschi (CN Mahón). The podium options, as for the premises are very wide, although to be noted we have Agustín Zabalua and Belén Olivas or the brothers Gonzalo and Javier Moner, as well as José Luis Maldonado and Laura Morata.

In iQFOIL two own names: José Luis Boronat (CN Jávea) and Jorge Aranzueque (CN Santa Pola), although in the quineas to be on the podium next Sunday there are also regatists such as Octavio Ramón (CN Jávea) or Javier Clement (CN Santa Pola). In the BIC Techno, in its various categories, there are many options of a possible podium, although it always highlights the powerful fleet of the French Hispanic CW, one of the most representative of the Community, for the quality and level of its regatists, with the permission of the representatives of Santa Pola and Jávea, or the new hornada that comes from Torrevieja or the RCN of Valencia itself.

A line that also follows EV Seasurf Patrol, some of the most laureated clubs in the Community in the Raceboard class, led by veteran Rafel Ros, accompanied is if, by the alicantine Marc Rene Arnold Leutscher (RCR Alicante), another institution in this fleet.

As for the cruise fleet, the competition for them returns, after three months of paron forced by the Covid 19 and the sanitary measures established by the Generalitat Valenciana. The race of this Sunday, 18 April, is on the agenda of the President Trophy, being the third noticeable test, the two previous ones could not be celebrated because of the health situation, as well as the Comodoro Trophy planned for the months of January and February.

The light candle has a wide program in these two days of competition with a total of six planned tests, with the top of departure to the first test of the day scheduled at 1 p.m. on Saturday and 12 noon on Sunday. The cruise, for its part, the committee intends to take a coastal route to the Perelló and return, with the arrival line located at the entrance mouth to the nautical.