Gomez Mostley celebrating the victory in the Xacobeo 21-22 Regata yesterday in La Coruña... Real Club Marítimo del Abra de Getxo, Real Club Náutico de La Coruña and Xacobeo 21-22, have already announced after it great success, to be held next year, the second edition. (Photo Pedro Seoane)

After the clamorous success of the Regata Mar de Maeloc Xacobeo 21-22, the Circuíto continues and is already full in Galician waters, going to hoard the protagonism two nautical clubs that are reference: the Real Club Nautico de La Coruña and the Real Club Nautico de Vigo, and its main heavy sailing races... which are the oldest in the panorama of the Galician heavy sailing: the Regata de las Rías Baixas (1964), the Regata Finisterre (1966) and the Rías Altas (1974).

A total of 340 miles, in which a hundred ships will compete with about seven hundred crew members on board. It should be noted that the Rías Baixas Regata organized by the Royal Nautical Club of Vigo is the most important at national level and that the Finisterre is the second longest cruise test in Spain... with its 120 miles between La Coruña and Vigo.

Antilope of the Gijón Bay winner in ORC One Plus (Photo Pedro Seoane)

The host ports will be those of La Coruña, Laxe, Muxia and Malpica; for the Rías Altas. The Coruña and Vigo for the Finisterre... and the Vigo, Commud and A Pobra do Caramiñal for the Rías Baixas. The first act the Rías Altas from Wednesday with range of being can be noted for the Spanish Championship of Height, which will be dedicated to the measurements... from there until August 14, Galicia with Mar de Maeloc, will be in the front line as regards heavy sailing competitions.