Alzira- Moraira, Retarto and Aquarelle1 - Varadero Valencia, command in the 300 Mills A3 - Grefusa Trophy

The 300 Miles A3 Moraira Trofeo Grefusa already sails towards the first step established on the island of Tencarca. The fleet sails quite stretched right now, with a fairly defined board on the ground in its vast majority of the 20 ships that have taken the exit. They are now sailing in the vicinity of Alicante and already turning to the island of Tcamarca, this being the first forced step. In front of you are two ships from the Nautico de Valencia: Retard, a Swan 58, and the Aquarelle1-Varadero Valencia, a Frers 45, although it is more on the ground and behind the Swan 75 Alzira Moraira. The Alicantino Spaniard a Grand Soleil 50 is the one who comes on a strong foot... behind a bouquet of ships that don't lose the wake of those four ships that go ahead. By order Smerit and Elu, while a little further back Modul, Sorolla and M10. The rest of the fleet sails in two groups in the first headed by KIM-Team and the other led by the santapolero Allegro Vivace.

Múgica, Budak and Garcés, aim at the first delivery of the Euromarina Optimist Torrevieja

The first day in the waters of Torrevieja has been marked by the wind, with deferral on land of almost three hours and with only three groups that have been able to complete their tests: Yellow, Red and Blue. The fleet of the White Group has remained unclosed... because not all the groups are closed, only three, there is no official classification but an arrival order. In this sense in the Yellow group the first three have been Mehmet Erkut Budak, from Turkey, followed by Polish Maurycy Kosmowski and Spanish Nikko Palou. The first female was the Swedish Cornelia Baldock Frost... in the Red group, Iker Múgica was first, followed by Italian Andrea Demurtas and Spanish Mateo Carbonell. Freja Vintergaard, from Denmark, has been the first female to take the arrival... in the Blue Group the order of arrival has been as follows: Lluc Garcés, Pepe García and Izán Rogel, while the Swedish Elsa Beijar, fourth on arrival, is the first in girls.

Trio of debutants in the e024 edition of La Superyacht Cup Palma

The Mallorcan event of the most fashion candle - which is celebrated this year from 19 to 22 June - has always counted on the return of regular participants along with boats that debut in the regatta field of the Bay of Palma... by 2024, the Superyacht Cup Palma will receive a couple of exquisite Hoek designs - the 32-metre (ex Simba) Namuun from Turquoise Yachts and the 40-metre Hoek Trashed Classic Halekai built by Pendennis Shipyard - next to the call of the Rum of Alloy (28-year).

The Orient Express Racing Team is preparing to take the LEQ12 helm seven months from the start of the America's Cup

Seven months after the opening ceremony of the 37 America's Cup, which will take place on August 22, the Orient Express Racing Team - which has 115 people and is in Barcelona since summer 2023 - is preparing for the challenges that are to come.