Carlos Espí and Blanca Ferrando in Optimist A and Iván Sáez and Elena Álvarez - Miranda in Optimist B are taking the title of this autonomous race of Children's Sailing (Photo Tactic Audiovisual)

The Nautical Club Dehesa Campoamor has become the center of the children's sailing, of the southern Mediterranean, by bringing together at its facilities one hundred and eighty-five optimist to contest the tenth edition of its Dehesa Trophy of Campoamor.

The best children of the Valencian Community and the Murcia Region have jumped to the sea divided into Optimist A and Optimist B to compete for two days and take the title of this race which in turn is measurable at the autonomic level.

Carlos Espí of the Royal Nautical Club of Valencia has not let down at sea and has proclaimed himself the champion of this tenth trophy. A victory that has not been easy for him, although the first day of race managed to take the partial this second day has not been so right and has closed the sleeves in fourth and seventh position.

It has been Sergio López of the Real Club de Regatas de Cartagena who has become the protagonist of the last day of competition, awarding the two partials of the day and thus going up to the second step. Along with them, he completed the podium of the Nautical Club of Santa Pola Ramón de la Serna.

In the female category, the sisters Blanca and Marta Ferrando of the Royal Nautical Club of Valencia have been the great victors rising to the top of the general not only in category sub13 but also in absolute category. On his side, Leo Griñán of the RCN of Torrevieja has taken the gold in male sub13.

One less test has not been an excuse for the Optimist B classification to be closed with a very tight medallion. An example of this has been the tie with which the absolute female classification of the hand of Elena Alvarez - Miranda (RCNV) and Isabel Gallar (RCRA) has been closed. Finally, it has been the one of valence who has collected the gold sharing podium with Isabel and with the torreviejense Valentina Belso who in turn takes the gold in category sub11.

As for the male general, it was Ivan Saez, Gonzalo Ballester and Arthur Baker who had the top three in both absolute and sub11 classification.