30 ships have competed for two days for the autonomous title in the categories ORC A, B and C (Photo Tactic)

Englobated in the XXII Rumbo Solidario Trophy, the Royal Nautical Club of Calpe has hosted this weekend 30 cruises from 11 nautical clubs of the Valencia Community to celebrate the Autonomous Championship of Cruise ORC 2022, organized by the RCN of Calpe and the Federació de Vela of the Valencia Community. A prestigious race that counts as a qualifying test for the Spanish Cruise Championship and has rehung the full sign in the Calpine club.

On Saturday he started the competition with an average of 12 knots and the most qualified boats on the Valencian coast prepared to sail. During the three sleeves that were carried out, the regatists measured with their peers to get up on top of the classification. After this first day, marked by excellent weather conditions, the cruises began to be placed in the ranking

The first provisional position in the ORC A category was the local boat Itaca, patroniada by Manuel Gallego, with first positions in the three sleeves. Among the largest fleet, that of the ORC B, was the Teamtac of the Royal Nautical Club of Denia, patrolled by Gustavo Gastaldi, with two first and a second place. The ORC were led by the cruise of the Royal Nautical Club of Valencia, Andora III, patronioned by Antonio Gadea, with three other first positions... Sunday was marked by a lack of wind.,

The Calpino Manuel Gallego, in command of the Ithaca, has marked a fourth place during the journey of this day which, together with his first three positions of the previous day, has made him position on the top of the ranking. Six points away, with a total score of 13, was made with the silver Tagomago III, patronized by Lucía Albelda. By closing the top 3 of this category, the Jeffertje II was 15 points, with Carl Bal in command of the crew. A podium completely composed of regatists from the Royal Nautical Club of Calpe.

In the head of the classification of the largest fleet is the Teamtac of the Royal Nautical Club of Denia, which, patronized by Gustavo Gastaldi, has managed to win thanks to its 7 total points. A very tight ending, which left its main rival only a point of difference. The Tanit IV - Medilevel, with Juan Antonio Sánchez of the RCR of Alicante in command, has been made with silver thanks to 8 points. The bronze of this category is left in Calpe with the Aurora boat that, patroned by Javier Lledó, has managed to be placed on the podium with 16 points.

The master Antonio Gadea, in charge of Ardora III, has led his crew to complete victory with an impeccable classification of 4 first positions. The silver in this category goes to the Nautical Campomans Club with Vladislav Goryachev and his Chrono, which has managed to add a total of 10 points to the ranking. Only 2 points away, the Navy Six of the Nautical Club of Altea, patrolled by Vicente Guijarro González, is left with the bronze.