The Royal Maritime Club of the Abra-Real Sporting Club was the venue for this weekend of this championship that brought together 13 crews

Dorsia Covirán of the Real Club de Regatas de Alicante, was imposed in the second act of the Iberdrola League of Women's Sailing, which under the name EKP Women's Cup was held in waters of Vizcaya, under the baton of the Real Club Marítimo del Abra-Real Sporting Club de Getxo.

During the two days of the event, 27 sleeves were recorded, where the Alicantine crew composed Natalia Via Dufresne, Nuria Sánchez, Marta Peñarrubia, María Torcida and Elena Arévalo... managed to reedit their victory in El Abra, from 2020 and 2021.

The end was very tight as the powerful Gipuzcoan crew of the Docoexsa arrived at the Master's Medal Race presenting their candidacy to repeat the absolute victory of 2022... a very solid team of which were part in Getxo: Olatz Muñoz, Eva González, Patrizia Alza, Gabriela Cruz and Claudia Carpenter... who finally achieved the second square after those of Alicante, reaching the silver.

In the third position of the general, the Balearia Team of the Royal Nautical Club of Palma (María Bover, Laura Martínez, Gemma Llamas, Giulietta Lang and Melania Henke) was classified. The fourth place was for the C.N. Arenal (Aina Jordi Ballester, Marina Bonet, Marisa Vicens, Catalina Homar and Aina Colom) and the fifth place of the general was for the Surne vizcadino (Carmen Galdós, Joana Abásolo, Natalia Carreira, Camila Rojas and Pilar Morquilla) of the Royal Maritime Club of the Abra-Real Sporting Club.

Dorsia Covirán is imposed in the Abra at the IV EKP Women's Cup-Liga Iberdrola

The final general of the EKP Women's prayed this way: Dorsia ended with 16 points, the Decoexsa with 22, the Balearia and the Arenal with 27 and the Surne with 30. Later, the Zero Womens de Hondarribia (33), the Biobizz vizcadno (34), the Nautico Club Altea Altea (34), Madrid Navega (36), Real Club Regatas de Alicante (39), Real Club Nautico Calpe (39), Code Zero (42) and Ausart (49) were classified.

The first three crews, the components of the Las Arenas podium

The Iberdrola- Spanish Women's Sailing Championship is organized by the Real Federación Española de Vela, the Real Club Marítimo del Abra, Real Sporting Club, Real Club Náutico Calpe, Real Club Náutico Madrid, Club Náutico S'Arenal and Real Club de Regatas Alicante, with the collaboration of the Autonomous Federations headquarters of the races. This weekend's competition has also been sponsored by Euskadiko Kirol Portuak and BBVA.

2023-05-20: First day in Getxo of the EKP Women's can be noted for the Iberdrola League

In this event take part the crews of the Dorsia Covirán and Decoexsa, dominators in the start of the competition, Surne, Biobizz, Ausart, Zero Women, Code Zero of Lanzarote, Real Club of Regatas de Alicante, Team Balearia de Palma, Calpe, Club Nautico Altea, Madrid Navega and Níutic S'Arenal

The female crews returned to the Vizcaina waters of the Abra for the fourth consecutive year at the EKP Women's Cup - Women's Iberdrola League in the J80 class, which presented a new competition format.

The first tests of this edition were dominated by the Dorsia Covirán alicantino, with Natalia Via Dufresne as patron. It was a 15-kt north-west wind championship start. The third test was one of the most spectacular, with a very exciting arrival between the Dorsia and Team Balearia, winners in Calpe.

The crews were doing better and better maneuvers, adapting to the conditions. Then the wind went down to 8-10 knots and the sky clouded. The maneuvers, at that time, were somewhat easier, with more equality and a domain on that part of the first day of the Decoexsa gipuzcoano, defender of the title in the Abra, with remarkable performance also of the C. N. Arenal, Team Balearia and Surne and Biobizz vizcados.

In a first day with good wind in the Inner Abra, 13 teams who sailed in the system of competition of all against all, technically known as round robin... were involved in the absence of the decisive day of this Sunday.

The tests were more and more tight, with greater competitiveness, although as the day progressed, the tiredness in the teams began to be a little noticed. This Sunday the IV EKP Women's Cup will be decided.

The Royal Maritime Club of the Abra-Real Sporting Club, in the season of its 125th anniversary, organizes this test that promotes the navigation of the female crews and the promotion of their leadership. The Real Federación Española de Vela has established the headquarters of this League Iberdrola 2023, the only Spanish female sailing circuit in monotypes that has already emphasized in the R.C.N. Calpe, this weekend it does so in the Real Club Marítimo del Abra-Real Sporting Club, and then in the R.C.N. Madrid, the C.N. Arenal and the R.C.R. Alicante.

The Iberdrola- Spanish Women's Sailing Championship is organized by the Real Federación Española de Vela, the Real Club Marítimo del Abra, Real Sporting Club, Real Club Náutico Calpe, Real Club Náutico Madrid, Club Náutico S'Arenal and Real Club de Regatas Alicante, with the collaboration of the Autonomous Federations headquarters of the races.

The competition, which also has the sponsorship of Euskadiko Kirol Portuak and BBVA, is another of the important citations of the sailing sport that take place in Getxo during the coming months, as also will be held the Spanish Championship J80 from 15 to 18 June 2023.

2023-05-19: EKP Women's Cup-Liga Iberdrola, in the cathedral... in the Abra Maritime

The Real Club Marítimo del Abra - Real Sporting Club will welcome this weekend the second date of the Spanish circuit of women's sailing

The second meeting of the Iberdrola League of Women's Sailing will be held this weekend in Getxo coinciding with the fourth edition of the EKP Women's Cup of the Royal Abra Maritime Club - Real Sporting Club, which this year celebrates its 125 anniversary

After the good sensations of the League's first race, which was held last month in Calpe, this time there will be 13 women's teams that will be playing the two days of competition... after the Basque meeting, the League will be held up with competitions in: the Real Club Náutico de Madrid, Club Náutico S'Arenal and Real Club de Regatas de Alicante.

If in Calpe the teams were released on board the Tom28, now the turn of the J80 class comes. The Royal Maritime Club of the Abra-Real Sporting Club has made these monotypes available to the crews, thus complying with the rule that each headquarters of the Iberdrola League provides a different class of monotype, giving a more competitive circuit.

Today, the teams have been able to have a first contact with the J80 in the official training races organized by the host club. Tonight, at the Club de Las Arenas, referred to among the historical clubs... the cathedral of the Spanish candle... will be held the welcome ceremony for the crews that will be measured from tomorrow in the waters of the Abra. In addition to the sports program, the Club has a crew dinner, tomorrow Saturday, and a cocktail for the Sunday awards.

The RCNP Baleària Team, thanks to its status as leader of the provisional classification, is the main rival to beat. Palma's team demonstrated great solvency in its adaptation to the Tom28 of Calpe and should not have problems in J80, a class in which its crew are used to sailing.

But to repeat the gestures of Calpe on this occasion, they will have to deal, among others, with the Decoexsa, the best female team of the world of J80 of 2021, or the Dorsia Covirán, winner of the Iberdrola League 2022 that was fully disputed in these monotypes. In the Getxo race, the ZeroWomens de Hondarribia, the Vizcains of the Biobizz, Surne and Ausart, and the Majorcan team of the Arenal Nautical Club are also added to the group of women's teams of the Iberdrola League.

2023-05-17: On Friday at the Maritime of the Abra, the EKP Women's Cup begins.

The Royal Spanish Federation of Vela established the dates and headquarters of this Iberdrola League 2023, the only Spanish female sailing circuit in monotypes that has already emphasized in the Nautico de Calpe, this weekend it does so in the Real Club Marítimo del Abra - Real Sporting Club, and then in the Nautico de Madrid, in the Nautico S'Arenal and in the Real Club de Regatas de Alicante

The female crews return to the Abra and take their role again as in previous editions. For the fourth year in a row and in different format, the EKP Women's Cup, the Iberdrola Women's League in the J80 class, returns.

The Royal Maritime Club of the Abra-Real Sporting Club, in the season of its 125th anniversary, organizes from Friday 19 to Sunday 21 May this test that will take place in the field of regatas of the Vizcaina waters of the Abra. This promotes the navigation of female crews and the promotion of their leadership.

This appointment starts on Friday with the opening of the race office, as well as the registration and control of candles and equipment, on a day where there will be training and meeting of employers. The expected departure of the first of the proposed tours will take place on Saturday 20 at noon and will continue on the final day on Sunday 21. For this appointment, the ships of the Balearia Team of Palma - winners in Calpe-, the Decoexsa gipuzcoano - who defends the puppet - and the ZeroWomens of Hondarribia, the Dorsia Covirán - one of the great favorites -, the vizcains of the Biobizz, Surne and Ausart, the Madrid Navega, the Code Zero and teams of Mallorca, Valencia, Calpe, Alicante and Altea are already pre-registered.

The Iberdrola League - Spanish Women's Sailing Championship is organized by the Real Federación Española de Vela, Real Club Náutico Calpe, Real Club Marítimo del Abra - Real Sporting Club, Real Club Náutico Madrid, Club Náutico S'Arenal and Real Club de Regatas Alicante, with the collaboration of the Autonomous Federations headquarters of the races. The competition, which also has the sponsorship of Euskadiko Kirol Portuak and BBVA, is another of the important citations of the sailing sport that take place in Getxo during the coming months, as also will be held the Spanish Championship J80 from 15 to 18 June 2023.