The J80 of Diego Botín was made with the victory very clearly in the waters of Santanderin

It ended the traditional J80 Mundialito organized by the Royal Maritime Club of Santander... with harsh conditions for navigation... which meant that only two sleeves could be completed on Sunday.

The Olympic Diego Botín led to that if J80 accumulated three first and one second: five points. After the cantabra crew, Jaime Piris was also located in Santander with 10 points, the same as Miguel Fernández Vasco who equated to points and managed to close the podium.

The J80 of the Nautico de La Coruña, with a young crew formed by the Spanish champion of finn to the cane and with four regatists out of the School of Sailing of the Royal Nautico Club in which they were... Esteban Martínez de la Colina, Enrique Vilariño, Jaime Herrero and Cayetano Montero, covered extraordinary races relegating a large part of the maximum specialists of the J80 in Spain... among which were large Catalan rods, Basque and Cantabros. Bronze has been a historic success for the group.