First event, the vaien, in the crazy month of the Nautico de Vigo... the snipes and the cruises with the Maelos Rías Baixas are missing

Francesco Zampacavallo (Livorno, Italy, 1971) and Carlos Francois (Castellón, 1985), with the Zas Carbonfly and the grympola of the Royal Nautico Club of Valencia, have won the International Vaien Event Test that organized the Real Nautic Club of Vigo, although the triumph, in the "Bravo" race field, only fell into the third test of the day, last of the nine scheduled in the competition.

2021 / 07 / 27: Zampacavallo and French lead the Vaien Event Test in the Vigo Ria

It began the crazy month of regatta of the Nautico de Vigo... vaurien, then europe-sur de snipe and as dessert the Regatas Mar de Maeloc: Finisterre and Rías Baixas (Photo Juan Caballero)

Francesco Zampacavallo and Carlos Francois of the Royal Nautical Club of Valencia, are dominating the Viguese fleet of Vaien. After the first day of Test Event the Royal Nautical Club of Vigo, Italian and Evejino march leading leaders with three out of three wins in the field of the Bravo race, a priori the favorite for the international fleet in the next World of Vigo 2022.

In an afternoon with many roles and almost an hour and a half behind schedule, because the wind was not over, the current Spanish champions dominated from beginning to end. If two years ago they were awarded in the era of Pontevedra the National and in Vigo the Cup of Spain, in 2021 the Italian patron and his crew go the same way: they won the Cup of Spain in As Pontes last April and now they command in the international test sponsored by the International Committee of Vaien.

However, the Viguese fleet clears from behind. Secondly, Pablo Cabello and David Fernández, who signed a third in the first race of the day and two seconds (7 points), with Tone Pérez and Laura Llópésica in the third square (2-4-3, 9 points) and the Portuguese Alexandre Paulino and Joao Salvador (Uniao Desportiva Vilafranquense) glued (4-3-4). This Wednesday, the second of the three days (14: 00 hours).