The AC75 of the Orient Express Racing Team makes its first flight in Catalan waters, in which we already live the Americas Cup

The Orient Express Racing Team continues to celebrate milestones, and none as memorable and significant as the inaugural sailing flight of its brand-new AC75. In a week full of first, and after a series of static and tow tests on Tuesday, yesterday Thursday, June 6, the French race team first tested the flight on board its monocasco with 23-meter-length AC75 foils with which it will participate as a challenge at 37 America's Cup.

The pilots Quentin Delapierre and Kevin Peponnet, the trimmers Matthieu Vandame and Jason Saunders, and the 'power sailors' in charge of supplying energy on board - Olivier Herlédant, François Pervis, Rémi Verhoeven and Germain Chardin- were delighted with the experience and, taking advantage of the valuable experience gained in the team simulator, the race crew was able to perform a 4.5-hour navigation session.

Snipe in Almería and catamarans El Puerto de Santa María... play the Championship of Andalusia

This weekend the championships of Andalusia 2024 are held simultaneously for the classes Catamaran Class A and Snipe in the waters of Almería and El Puerto de Santa María. The Class A will compete for the autonomous title in the waters of the Gaditana Bay in a race organized by the CN Puerto Sherry and the Andalusian Federation of Vela, by delegation of the Junta de Andalucía through the Council of Tourism, Culture and Sport.

In the case of the Snipe, the championship is part of the prestigious Golden Sun Trophy that celebrates its 55th anniversary. On this occasion, a total of thirty Andalusian regatists and also of the Catalan and Bat territories, and even a crew with a Belgian flag... are gathered in the Gaditana Bay, the title of the champion of Andalusia of Catamaran Class A is of premiere since the absence of the title defender, the Sevillian Juan Luis Páez.

Seabery-MarAmigo starts by leading the V Málaga Sailing Week

The ClubSwan42 Seabery-MarAmigo, of the shipowner Basilio Marquínez, is the first leader of the V Málaga Sailing Week in the class ORC 1-2, a high-level cruise race that has started this Friday in waters of the capital of the Costa del Sol and will end next Sunday, June 9.

Seabery-MarAmigo, who premiered season last week with a fourth final position in the 51 Trophy Count of Godó BMW, on this occasion he had Pablo Flethes to the cane and Nacho Zalvide to the tactic. In the first test the Seabery-MarAmigo held an interesting fight with the Solerig VI of Ignacio de Colmenares which he overtook for just two seconds after the compensation of times. The third square was for the Ucosount-Terist of Joaquín Angoloti... identical result in the second manga, in which on this occasion Seabery-MarAmigo won with 57 seconds of advantage over the ship of Sotogrande and already further in third position would be that of El Candado.

Trip in Solitaire and A2 by the Royal Astur Club of Gijón Regates

Next Sunday, there will be a new edition of the Solitary and A2 Trip of the Royal Astur Club of Regatas, for the Cruise class with IRC certificate, or in its absence, the acceptance of rating granted by the organization to the ship.

The signal of attention at 12: 30 on the beach of San Lorenzo, to a coastal tour of between 10 and 15 miles, which will be known on the morning of Saturday... the ship to beat the Taxus Medio Ambiente that patroniado by José Rabano won in 2023.

Turn for the Snipe class at the International Sailing Week in Santander City

The Snipe class enters the field in the International Sailing Week of Santander City with this long quote that is the race that reminds Rafael Sanz- Juan de Dios Valenzuela... that will be prologue of the Spanish Championship of this class, last sports session of the International Sailing Week 2024.

The appointment for the national title that will be held in Santander in late June has led to an influx to this memorial of high-level athletes, in order to toss the field of races and to the rivals they will face later. Teams representing Cantabria, Baleares, País Vasco, Asturias, Galicia and Madrid make up the list of more than twenty pre-registered.