The Martha AC entered at 15: 31, employed at more than an hour and a half to complete the 8 miles

Thirty-sixth edition of the Inverse Regata-BBVA... which in 2020 could not be celebrated by the pandemic... and which returned to the Maritime Calendar... and did so successfully, as 50 cruc ers participated, being the absolute victory for the Martha AC, a Hallberg Rassy 44, armed and patronized by Matías Alonso del Marítimo del Abra.

The Vizcain cruiser relieves the Tchin Tchin in the palmarés of a test that always has a high participation... after Martha ACse classified the 'Go Blue' of Ángel Herreerías, the 'Uso Manuela' of Gonzalo Miguvarri, the 'Tchin Tchin' of José Luis Ribed - winner in 2019 - the 'Symphony' of the veteran patron Javier Onaindia, the 'Alai' of Leticia Gandarias, the 'Kohen' of Juan Carlos Estefanía, the 'Zur' of José Miguel ', and the' of "Antonio Bazbizel 'of José,' of" Antonio de José, '. They were the first ten at this candle party that set out a perfect day to sail.

After them, dozens of boats went in that once again gave a spectacular color and generated a beautiful image as they entered the inner Abra, in a race that can be seen from both the right margin (Getxo) and the left margin (Santurtzi and Portugalete).

The first-class Martha AC... A little more than five minutes later the 'Go Blue' arrived, which led a platoon in which the 'Uso Fly', 'Tchin Tchin', 'Symphony', 'Alai' and 'Kohen' were. From second to seventh they entered in only 13 seconds of difference in a beautiful sprint of ships.

The first boat to leave was the 'Albacora III' and the last the 'Maitena', in a Regata a la Inversa-BBVA, one of the classics of the Cantabric, which developed with the established security measures.

2021 / 04 / 29: Turno for a very special and traditional race in El Abra... the BBVA Inverse

The winning Tchin Tchin in 2019 has been the last edition held. This very peculiar race of the sailing world, which was held virtual in 2020, is one of the classics in the Cantabric and is always one of the most expected days by the regatists to take part in this historic event

After its suspension by the pandemic a year ago, the Inverse-BBVA Regata returns to the Vizcaina waters of the Abra as every first of May for 35 years until that dry brake of the competitions in March last year.

50 cruises will be on the starting line, on Saturday May 1 from 1.45 p.m., in one of the most attractive tests due to the emotion it presents each year. This holiday is related in the Vizcadno sport with a Regata a la Inversa-BBVA that reaches its 36th edition. It also establishes a very unique development in which the compensated times, unlike the rest of the races organized by the Real Club Marítimo del Abra-Real Sporting Club, are carried out before taking the exit. From the first of the dozens of crews to the last, after 2.30 hours, a great sailing party with a spectacular image is expected in the Abra, which houses one of the relevant calendar days.

Some 300 crew members, distributed in the boats of the Regata, Cruise and J80 classes, will sail for a win always very open in each edition. The favoritism that is used to being seen in other races of the calendar is here in the background according to the weather conditions and the cravings of the wind. On a usually planned tour of about 10 to 15 miles, according to the organizing committee of the Royal Maritime Club of the Abra-Real Sporting Club, the exciting persecution of the larger cruises to the smaller ones will be checked once again. The first one to cross the finish line, without waiting for the usual time control according to the measure of each ship, is the winner. There are already registered vessels such as the 'Maitena', 'Akelarre', 'Rat Pack', 'Nexus', 'Bacilón', 'Alpega', 'Emilu', 'Urbegi', 'Kohen', 'Go Blue', 'Calipso Dos', 'Free Spirit', 'Zur', 'Lula', 'Modark', 'Uso Manuela', 'Aizian', 'Biobizz', '' Mandovi ',' Wilco ',' '' Kiwi '' ',' '' ',' '' Pajo '' '', ',', ',', '

Two years ago, the "Tchin Tchin" was imposed by José Luis Ribed and Juan Ignacio Gomeza in their premiere in the competitions. The winning crew took just six minutes to the "Gaitero 'of Juan Valdivia, with the" Kribi' of Juan Manuel Pereiro in the third square to complete the podium. The "Go Blue 'of Ángel Herreerías, the" Symphony' of Javier Onaindia, the "Mingus' of Jon Garai, the 'Lasai' of Gonzalo Arnal, the 'Vissi' of Juan Llano, the 'Mandovi' of Ramón Zubiaga, the 'Akelarre' of Mauricio Guibert and the 'Rat Pack' of Javier-varri were then classified.