Turno for the Santander-Getxo Regata of the One Sails League 50 +

The Santander- Getxo Regata, which takes place in the waters of Cantabria and Bizkaia organized by the Real Club Marítimo del Abra - Real Sporting Club, with the collaboration of the Real Club Marítimo de Santander, is held on Saturday, June 1. The race is reserved for the IRC and One50 + and One25 + classes and the service exit in Santander will be at 12: 00. This IV Inter-Autonomous League of Sailes 50 + sailing races brings together some of the best units of the Eastern Cantabric. It is also a noticeable test for the Interclub Trophy among the organizing entities.

The Royal Maritime Club of the Abra-Real Sporting Club is represented by the Thelonious of Jon Garay, winner of the Getxo-Santander a couple of weeks ago, the Alpega of Iñigo Arriola, the Symphony of Javier Onaindia, the Maitena of Mikel Emaldi, the Kohen of Ander Estefanía, the Blai of Iñigo Aldea, the Ramper of Jairo López de Guevara and the Emilu of Lucio Fernández... aothers, at the exit of Santander will be among other ships such as the Aizen de Gustavo Arce and the Gorilón de Emigdio Bedia, of the Real Club Marítimo de Santander; the Pendo Carmago de Ricardo Reguilón, of the Club Náutico Punta Parayas; the Alalunga of the Club Náutico de Suances; the Krahen de Laredo; the Patuelas de Álvaro Esteban, de Orza; the Andarax Bi of Santiago Portularume of the Club Náutico de Zumaia; as well as the Ziggy Stardust (the independent, Carlos' s.

Miguel Fernández Vasco, from the Real Club Náutico de La Coruña, achieved his tenth victory in the Spanish Cup of Finn

Miguel Fernández Vasco, of the Coruñés Náutico, again imposed in the Spanish Cup of the Finn class, in its 25 edition disputed in the reservoir of Entrepeñas... with this triumph already adds up to 12 Spanish Copas almost half of the celebrated. His victory was absolute by winning in 8 sleeves and being third in the last manga celebrated.

The impressive record of Miguel Fernández Vasco has to be added to the 5 Spanish Championships as well as their achievements at European and global level.

80 ships from 8 countries in the 51 Trophy Count of Godó BMW, starting in Barcelona

Everything is prepared at the Real Club Nautico in Barcelona to host until June 2 the 51 edition of the Conde de Godó BMW Sailing Trophy, organized by the Real Club Nautico in Barcelona. There will be 80 ships from eight countries: Germany, Belgium, Spain. France, Great Britain, Montenegro, the Netherlands and Uruguay.

Tomorrow it will start the 51 Count of Godó BMW Trophy with the first coastal race for the class ORC A 2 and from Friday day 31 the rest of the classes and categories ORC and the monotypes J70 will come into play. The different regatta fields of the ORC and J70 will be located between Port Olimpic and Port Fòrum. They will participate about 20 ORC A Two that will open for the third consecutive edition the Trophy Count of Godó BMW with a coastal tour from 15: 00 Thursday... the second test will be held on Saturday... for its part the cruises and the monotypes will compete from Friday.

Orient Express Racing Team baptizes its AC75 in Barcelona

The official presentation of the spectacular blue town night with a fine golden strip from bow to stern has been received with joy and applause by members of the entire French team, gathered at their base in Barcelona together with the leaders, sponsors and many followers of this challenge of the America's Cup.

This elegant boat with fils was first seen on Saturday, when its 26-meter mast was installed, and it was launched on Monday. With almost 23 meters in length, the AC75 is an extraordinary unit that will reach speeds close to 50 knots when it competes every machine over its foils.

The baptism ceremony, with the traditional break of a bottle of champagne on the fire, has been in charge of Manon Audinet, skipper of the French women's team of the America's Cup, Enzo Balanger, skipper of the youth team, Quentin Delapierre, skipper and pilot of the AC75, and Gilda Pérez Alavarado, strategy director of Accor Group and CEO of Orient Express.