Blanca Manchón (senior), Daniel Sánchez (Sub 23), Jordi Bosch and María Antonia Domínguez (Veterans) and Jaime Andrés and María del Mar Lara (Grand Master) have been the other winners.

The Andalusian windsurfer Curro Manchón has today proclaimed himself the champion of the first punctuable test for the Spanish Cup of Raceboard in the waters of the Gaditana Bay, where this Sunday two new tests have put an end to the call of the Andalusian Federation of Vela.

Two of the members of the CN Puerto Sherry in front of a second and a third of their main rival, Alejandro Rivera del CNM Benalmádena, allow the local to untie the tie with which they faced the final day and renew the absolute title and master at home, while Rivera, with three more points, looks the second absolute place.

The third position was decided on the last test on the side of Alvaro Rivera for one point, after the hand-to-hand held with the Olympic White Manchon, with a third and a second of the regatist of the Benalmádena CNM in front of two quarters of the windsurfer of the CN Puerto Sherry, for whom this race has meant its return to the competition after the Tokyo JJ.O..

Manchón is the winner of the women's cup after a race in which she has still been touched by the injury she drags in her foot. Along with her on the female podium, her mother Maria Antonia Domínguez and Laura Cabezas del CV Blanes.

After the fifth place that occupies the windsurfer of the CN Sevilla, Marc Ribo, the sixth absolute and championship Sub 23 is also for Daniel Sánchez of the Spanish nautical, a triumph he has had in his hands since the first day. A post below in the seventh, is classified Jordi Bosch of the CV Blanes, first Veteran, palmares that completes in its female version the sportsman María Antonia Domínguez of the CN Puerto Sherry from a meritoria seventeenth square.

Two posts above closing the top10, the Grand Master Cup is for Jaime Andrés, of the CV Valdelagrana, which closes with his best performance. Andrés ultimately decides to share honors with his wife Maria del Mar Lara, who wins in the same category among women.

There are no surprises in the Techno class, where Arturo Arauz of the CN Puerto Sherry, escorted on the podium by Gonzalo Díaz of the CN Sevilla and Jaime Aragon of the CN Puerto Sherry. The champion is Miryam Tortosa, absolute fourth, with the second and third female position for Claudia and Gema Herrero, the three under the colors of the CN Puerto Sherry.