The champion of Europe Vita Erceg and the bronze Jesper Karlsen will be at the Palamós Optimist Trophy

The 35th Palamós Optimist Trophy-18 Nations Cup is the great reference of the sailing world, the number of countries continues to increase from 24 to 31, and the maximum number of 550 ships is maintained, which has established the organization in charge of the Níutic Costa Brava / Vela Palamós Club, which confirms it the largest race in the world to the open sea.

This great sailing show is held from February 12 to 16 in the waters of Palamós Bay, with the participation of regatists from three continents America, Asia and Europe and countries as far away as the United States, Canada, Brazil, Costa Rica, Puerto Rico and as diverse as Tajikistan.

The participating countries and the number of vessels of each: Andorra (1), Germany (1), Belgium (7), Brazil (2), Canada (1), Costa Rica (1), Croatia (18), Denmark (1), Great Britain (13), Slovenia (3), Spain (181), United States (42), Slovenia (3), Estonia (6), Finland (13), France (122), Hungary (18), Italy (41), Latvia (3), Lithuania (1), Malta (1), Norway (1), Netherlands (1), Turkey (1), Poland (1), Sweden (1), Spain (1), Netherlands (1), Spain (1), Spain (1), Spain (1), Spain (1), Spain (1), Spain (1), Spain (1), Netherlands (1), Spain (1), Spain (1), Spain (1), Spain (1), Spain (1), Spain (1), Spain (1), Spain (1), Spain (1), Spain (1), Spain (1), Spain (1), Spain (

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86 ships in the Eurocup Series 29er, by the hand of the Nautico de Valencia

The race, which starts tomorrow Thursday and will end next Sunday February 16, is part of the program of the tenth edition of the Valencia Community Olympic Week Within the program hosted by the Royal Nautical Club of Valencia, from Friday February 14 will compete the fleets of Ilca6 and Ilca7, bringing together almost 80 registered, while Class A will be incorporated on Saturday

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Lanzarote Calero Sailing Team starts its participation in the 44Cup with illusion and commitment

The Lanzarote Calero Sailing Team has started its way in the 44Cup 2025, facing the first official training in Nanny Cay. As the only Spanish representative in the competition, the team faces this season with the aim of consolidating itself into one of the most demanding classes on the international scene.

One of the first challenges has been official weighing, a key test in which the whole must be kept below 730 kg to comply with the regulations of the class RC44. The planning and balance between experience and youth have allowed the team to overcome this requirement without inconvenience.

This year, the Lanzarote Calero Sailing Team presents a renewed team that maintains its commitment to local talent, with six Lanzaroteños regatists on its crew. Among them is Ana Hernández, a navigator and a leber, who faces his first season in the 44Cup. Its incorporation reinforces the team's commitment to the projection of new values in high-level sailing.