The Carabela 32 of 1971, Celeste di Mare absolute winner of The Sal Denia Version

The absolute winner of the Sal Rumbo Ibiza Route, in its trigésimosta edition, confirms what has always been said about the differential characteristic of this high race, that of having been conceived to the extent of the fleet existing in our country, in which what counts to achieve victory is the hobby, the tendon, the preparation, the coordination and the experience of the crew, rather than the antiquity or length of the ship in question.

This is the case of the shipowner Amador Magrané, who competes for the Royal Nautical Club of Port of Pollença and his companions, Joan Pizá, sailing coordinator of the Reial Club Nàutic Port of Pollença, Aina Jordi of Club Nàutic s'Arenal and Ricardo Anduete... the Celeste di Mare, designed by Sparkman & Stephens of 9.53 meters in length, built in wood shaped in 1971 by the legendary Carabela shipyards of Badalona... 53 years ago.

The Barcelona version, for its part, with many problems due to the temporal on the Catalan coast... without beginning, was being studied an alternative route of a few miles... whatever is done to close the file, does not at all waste the numerous participation... but there is something clear: the fight against nature is something unattainable for mortals. Congratulations to the organizing team, with a great Enrique Gómez Curt at the front, one of the largest workers of all the time of the Spanish high sail.

The duo Pablo Cabello- Iria Eguía orders in the absence of a day in the Spanish Vaien Championship

After two days without competition in the waters of the Ria de Vigo, the third was the winner in the Spanish Championship. On an excellent day for the practice of the sailing, the Vigo couple managed to impose on 3 of the four sleeves held, so in the general with 6 points... occupying the second place provisionally also the couple of the Royal Nautical Club of Vigo composed of Antonio Pérez and Luis Wizner Pérez-Lafuente, with a total of 11 points (1 -5-3-2)... completing the podium for the moment the independent Ignacio Campos-Yolanda Bastos with 15 points (4-2-4-5). For Sunday closing day with the last sleeves, and award at 6: 00 in the afternoon.

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Catalan Iker Múgica and Balar Amalia Coll win the Spanish Optimist Championship in Alicante

Spectacular final of the Spanish Championship of Optimist in the waters of Alicante where the Catalan Iker Múgica (CN Cambrils) and the Balar Amalia Coll (CN S'Arenal) have been the absolute champions in the male and female categories. In category sub13 Valencian triumphs with Ivan Sáez (RCN Torrevieja) in male and Alexandra Youji Wang (RCN Valencia) in female. The Comunitat Valenciana was the winner of the Spanish Championship for Autonomies, which was the one with the lowest number of points.

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