The Biobizz had set his victory in front of other contrasted crews on the first day, in which he also took the Surne in J80

The José Azqueta Biobizz, from the Real Club Marítimo del Abra - Real Sporting Club, confirmed the forecasts in the Abra's peach water for the Euskadi J80 Championship.

The Biobizz signed three first positions on that first day of competition, on the sleeves of the Surne on Saturday, and then, on the second day disputed with a loose wind of five knots and with only a celebrated test, certified its success, despite its tenth square, ahead of the Marina Rubicon-Les Roches canario de Rafael Lasso and Dr. Chacartegui balear, who completed the podium, with the Fhimasa School of Sailing José Luis of Ugarte of Tomás Trueba in a more than meritorious fourth square - the first boat in the youth category and subchampion of Euskadi- and the Freus also vizcino of Christian Jauregui in the fifth position.

The decisive day had very little wind and only one tour was disputed, which was won by the crew Dr. Chacartegui, from the Nautical Club El Arenal, with the Marina-Rubicón de Lanzarote second and the 'Freus' third.

Among the first ten were also the NJ of Javier Amondarain, the Etnia Barcelona cantabre of Peru Múgica, the Dorsia Covirán Sailing Team (Marina Burriananova) of Helena Alegre - the first in the female category -, the Vissi of Juan Llano, who had been the last winner, and the Jet Set of Ibon Basañez.

In these two days of navigation in the waters of the Abra, also participated the Fingolfin of Gonzalo Miguvarri, the Zerostress of José Luis Ayseran, the Katxoka of Álvaro Díaz Munio, the Kiwi of Igor Gil, the Pilgrim of Iñigo Lazaro, the Obelix of Pablo Gomeza, the Kresala of Ander Etxabe and the Hib-Brut of Juan Mocoroa.

This test is part of the J80 Sailing Series that will end in September and takes place with the best of the J80 circuit in the waters of Getxo, Baiona, Santander, Palma, Lanzarote and Cadiz.