Scallywag 100 the fastest of the 45 Rolex Middle Sea Race in central Mediterranean waters

The ship armed by Huang-Seng Lee, patronized by David Witt and with the navigation of the Barcelona Juan Vila, was the first to complete the 45 Rolex Middle Sea Race after a tiring duel with Black Jack 100 that lasted along the 606 nautical miles of tour around Sicily. The Hongkonese colossus crossed the finish line in La Valeta after two days, 21 hours, 33 minutes and 29 seconds.

At the front of the load, the fastest were barely able to demonstrate their potential, slowed by a wind that was elusive and uncollaborative. The two largest ships in the fleet, the 100 feet Black Jack 100 and Scallywag 100, starred in a pulse along the 606 nautical miles around Sicily. After alternating with his rival for much of the tour, Scallywag 100 first arrived in Malta to get the longed for real-time winner's title after stopping in two days, 21 hours, 33 minutes and 29 seconds. Black Jack 100 arrived 19 minutes later. The Rolex Middle Sea Race is organized by the Royal Malta Yacht Club and has been sponsored by Rolex since 2002 as part of a Swiss watchmaker's commitment to the sailing world that goes back almost seven decades.

Flying Dutchman European Championship: Italians and Germans premiere podium

Italians and Germans premiere the podium after three tests... top9 and top13 for the Spanish couples of Ginés Romero- Álvaro Moreno and the Timón de Roche de Fran Martinez- Pepe Ruiz.

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Turn for the Vigo Cidade of Optimist, punctuable for the Optimist Circuit of Excellence

The Meeting International City of Vigo in Optimist will close the half-century life of the light-candle Martin Barreiro Trophy. An event combined with the quote of this class base of sailing, which takes place in Viana do Castelo, and which computs for a trophy set of both events, and in which two hundred of these small watercraft ships usually participate, for boys and girls up to 16 years old.

The Spanish SailGP team and the Dupla Diego Botin-Florian Trittel, nominated for the Rolex World Sailor of the Year

After a historic season, the Spanish SailGP team and two of its key pieces, Diego Botin and Florian Trittel, will choose the Rolex World Sailor of the Year, which is awarded on November 5 in Singapore. This is the highest prize a sportsman can receive in recognition of his exceptional achievements in the sailing world.

The Spanish team was proclaimed last July, and for the first time in its history, the champion of SailGP's Season 4. The Spanish will compete in the category Team of the Year against the Italians Ruggero Tita and Caterina Banti, Team Wings and the Dutch couple Odile van Aanholt and Annette Duetz.

With regard to the Dupla Diego Botin- Florian Trittel, after the award of the champions of SailGP's Season 4 and the conquest of Olympic gold in Paris, they now aspire to another trophy of great prestige. The Spanish will compete in the male category 'Sailor of the Year' against Australian Matt Wearn, New Zealand Peter Burling and Italian Ruggero Tita.