This Championship has been the forerunner of the World ILCA 7 that the BISC will hold from 4 to 10 November and the World ILCA Master that will be held from 11 to 20 November, also in Barcelona

The national of Olympic Clases of Vela, is fired from Barcelona with the proclamation of Cristina Pujol as champion in ILCA 6, Joaquín Blanco in ILCA 7, María Bover and Pablo García in 470 mixed, Tomás Vieito in IQFoil male and Pilar Lamadrid in IQFoil female.

In ILCA 6, the Catalan Cristina Pujol of the CN Port d'Aro, Olympic in Tokyo and top favorite to take the championship, has not failed and has dominated the championship from beginning to end.

The Andalusian Ana Moncada, is proclaimed as the absolute subchampion and champion sub21, the canaria Martina Reino, of the Royal Nautical Club of Gran Canaria, goes up to the third drawer of the podium.

The champion sub19 has been the Gemma Llamas of the Real Club Náutico Palma. It should be noted that the French Marie Burrie, has been the absolute winner of the race.

In ILCA 7, the canary and Olympic in Rio Joaquín Blanco, of the Real Club Náutico de Gran Canaria, has also won the championship with authority. Leopoldo Barreto, from the Royal Nautical Club of Tenerife, has been proclaimed absolute subchampion and sub21 champion and Catalan Ricard Castellví, from the Náutic Cambrils Club, has been third.

In 470 mixed, the couple formed by the balar María Bover, the Real Club Nautico de Palma, and the canary Pablo García, the Real Club Nautico de Gran Canaria, have been the absolute and sub24 champions, followed by Onán Barreiros and Zuleima Santana, the Real Club Nautico de Gran Canaria, seconds. The podium is closed by the canaries Patricia Reino and Jaime Wizner of the Royal Nautical Club of Gran Canaria.

In IQFoil, the Galician Tomás Vieito, of the Rodeira Nautical Club, has been the great dominator and has been proclaimed champion. The Balar Bernat Tomás, of Club Nàutic s'Arenal, hangs the absolute silver and the gold sub21, while the Andalusian Fernando Lamadrid, of Club Náutico Puerto Sherry, is made with bronze.

In IQFoil, Pilar Lamadrid, from the Puerto Sherry Nautical Club, is strongly imposed on its competitors and is proclaimed a champion. The Arab-born madrilewood Nicole Nicole van der Velden is the subchampion and the Andrea Torres ballast, of the Nautico Club s'Arenal, third absolute classified and sub21 champion. The Mexican Mariana Aguilar has been the subchampion of the race.

2021-04-09: In the absence of a day, nothing decided at the National Olympic Classes in Barcelona

Today's favourable conditions on the Barcelona coast have allowed us to meet the programme of which was the third day of races

In the absence of the closing day, the Spanish Olympic Classes Championship that is being held in Catalan waters has almost everything to decide... dAfter staying unnavigated on the second day of competition, the more than a hundred regatists housed in the Barcelona International Sailing Center... have enjoyed very favourable conditions.

In Barcelona on a sunny day with southern component winds ranging from 8 to 10 knots, four more... could be completed... which brings to 9 the number of tests valid so far for the IQFoil and three tests for the 470 mixed and the ILCA 6-7, which already add up to 5 tests disputed to date.... It should be noted that the tables have celebrated today's races in slalom format.

In terms of classifications, the leaders of the different classes retain the first position: Cristina Pujol and Joaquín Blanco in ILCA 6-7; María Bover and Pablo García in 470 mixed; and Tomás Vieito and Pilar Lamadrid in IQFoil.

For tomorrow's decisive day, weather conditions similar to today's are expected and a final infarction is seen where everything can happen.

2021-09-03: The lack of wind causes a blank day in the National Olympic Classes of Barcelona

The wind did not want to join this great event of the Olympic candle that is taking place in Barcelona

After the strong wind and waves experienced on the first day of the competition of the Spanish Olympic Classes Championship, Barcelona has dawned with a considerable glow that led to the worst of the scenarios for the celebration of a race, the absence of wind.

The regatists have patiently waited in the BISC facilities, and then in the water, with the hope that thermal wind would enter and be able to start the tests. However, despite the efforts of the organizers, the committee has proceeded with the suspension.

The forecasts for tomorrow are more hopeful and it is expected to be able to celebrate the scheduled races. It should be recalled that Cristina Pujol and Joaquín Blanco lead the classifications of ILCA 6 & 7; María Bover and Pablo García lead the classification of the mixed 470; and Tomás Vieito and Pilar Lamadrid are the leaders of the IQFoil debuting class.

2021-09-02: The Spanish Olympic Classes Championship began in Barcelona

At about 12 noon the Delta signal has rang and the regatists have thrown themselves into the water to deal with a lift ranging from 15 to 18 knots and a generous wave. At the end of the day, all classes have completed the tests scheduled for today: two for the ILCA, two for the 470 and 5 for the IQFoil

The first day of the Spanish Olympic Class Championship, which is being held in Barcelona waters and in the BISC facilities, has enjoyed demanding weather conditions that have allowed to see the high level of the Spanish Olympic candle for the IQFoil M & F, ILCA 6 & 7 and 470 mixed classes.

The Catalan Cristina Pujol, from Club Nàutic Port d'Aro, confirms her favorite status and is at the forefront of the ILCA6 classification, followed very closely by the Canaria Carlota Sánchez, the Real Club Náutico de Gran Canaria, and the Andalusian Ana Moncada. It should be noted that the French Marie Burrie is the first of the general.

The canary Joaquín Blanco, from the Real Club Náutico de Gran Canaria, with two first, is located in the first position of the ILCA7, followed by the canary Leopold Barreto, the Real Club Náutico de Tenerife, and the Catalan Ricard Castellví, the Club Níutic Cambrils.

The couple formed by the balar Maria Bover, the Real Club Náutico de Palma, and the canary Pablo García, the Real Club Náutico de Gran Canaria, with two first positions, leads the classification of the 470 mixed, followed by the canaries Onan Barreiros and Zuleima Santana, the Real Club Náutico de Gran Canaria, and the Neus Ballester, the Real Club Náutico de Palma, and the Catalan Nacho Dávila, of the Club Náutico el Balís.

The IQFoil class, Olympic in Paris 2024, premiered in a Spanish Championship with very good sensations. In the male category, the Galician Tomás Vieito, of the Nautico Club Rodeira, leads the championship, tied to points with the ballet Bernat Tomás, of the Nautic Club s'Arenal, and followed by the Andalusian Fernando Lamadrid, of the Nautical Club Puerto Sherry.

In the female category, the Andalusian Pilar Lamadrid, fourth in the World Cup held recently in the Swiss lake of Silvaplana, is put in the head closely followed by the Aruban-born wood Nicole Nicole van der Velden and the Andrea Torres Ballet of the Náutico s'Arenal Club. It should be noted that the Mexican Mariana Aguilar is second to the general.

2021-08-30: Spanish Championship of Olympic Sailing Classes in Barcelona

The organization is in charge of the Real Club Náutico de Barcelona, the Reial Club Marítimo de Marítimo de Barcelona and the Federació Catalana de Vela, with the collaboration of the Real Federación Española de Vela

From 1 to 5 September, Barcelona will be the epicenter of the Spanish Olympic candle for the mixed 470 classes, ILCA 6, ILCA 7 and IQFoil. This Spanish Olympic Class Championship will be held at the Barcelona International Sailing Center (BISC) and will host about 150 regatists from all over Spain, including the presence of Cristina Pujol and Ángel Granda, Olympic in Tokyo, and the former Olympic imfuels José María Van der Ploeg, Miguel Noguer, Josele Doreto and Monica Azón, among others.

This event gave the starting pistolet last April for the 49er and 49erFX classes. The championship was also held at the BISC and the Assyrian brothers Federico and Arturo Alonso, in 49er, and Conrad Konitzer and María Cantero, in FX, were proclaimed champions of Spain.