The award was held in front of the main entrance of the Real Club Náutico Sanxenxo, an event with the presence of Leonardo López, director of the Hotel Carlos I Silgar; Daniel Arosa, sports councilman of the Concello de Sanxenxo; and Modesto Prieto, representing the Board of Directors of the host club (Photo Juan Caballero)

Emotionating the day lived this weekend in the Ría de Pontevedra, with a 20-boat tour of the route of the Islands, which has organized the Royal Nautical Club of Sanxnino, under the sponsorship of the Hotel Carlos I Silgar and the collaboration of the Xunta de Galicia, through the Xeral Secretariat for or Sport, the Receptación de Pontevedra, the Concello de Sanxenxo, the Real Federación Galician de Vela and Nauta Sanxenxo.

Trophy Hotel Carlos I Silgar, which celebrated its twenty-first edition with 20 cruises with the organization of the Royal Nautical Club of Sanxenxo... the competition took place in all three categories of ABC and the layout was in the archipelago of the Ons, in the south-north sense.

At two o'clock in the afternoon, the exit was given in a timely manner, with the south-west winds of 8 knots, which would reach 12.

In ORC 1, the clear winner was the Urbapaz, one of the favorites of Fran Edreira, of the Club Marítimo La Penela. The second square was for another of the great, the Magic, of Julio Rodríguez. The sailing boat of the Royal Nautical Club of Vigo first entered in real time. And the third square was for the Berlinguiño II, by Andrés Campos, from the Royal Nautical Club of Sanxenxo.

In ORC 2, the Trophy Hotel Carlos I Silgar was for the Orion, by Alberto Pérez, of the Mount Real Club of Yates of Bayona. Second in the podium was the Eibol, by Jorge Carnero, of the San Telmo Nautical Club. And third the Almond, by Rafael Villanueva, of the Riva di Traiano Nautical Club.

With regard to the ORC 3, the general of its division was the Silfo, of José Ángel García, of the C. B. of Gijón. Second was the Piko Norte, by José Manuel Castro, of C. N. Boiro. And he closed the podium drawer, the La Riviere Conservas, of Beatriz Abalo, of R.C.N. Sanxenxo.