Lanzarote Calero Sailing Team after three days of the 44Cup Porto Cervo is podium

The Lanzarote Calero Sailing Team continues its positive development at the 44Cup Porto Cervo and has closed its third day of competition with a well-deserved podium on the last sleeve of the day. The canary team, increasingly settled in the fleet, shows that its place on the circuit is not the result of coincidence, but of a combination of ambition, tradition and courage on the part of all its crew.

Today's day took place with conditions completely different from those of the previous days. The sea showed less choppy, allowing cleaner and more tactical navigation. The wind began with a 130 ° direction and an intensity of 8-9 knots, gradually increasing to reach 11 knots in the barlovent beacon at the end of the day. This scenario favored strategic reading and allowed the teams to squeeze each maneuver.

The Lanzarote Calero Sailing Team maintained the concentration throughout the day, signing a fifth place in the second race of the day and a brilliant third place in the last one, which reinforces its constant growth within the international fleet of the RC44.

Kruijtzer and Gómez sub16 and Wang and Rogel sub 13 leaders in the Optimist Spanish Cup

The weather conditions were suitable for navigation, with a south-east or jaloque wind of between 10 and 12 knots, which allowed to hold the first three tests provided for in the program; in Los Alcaceres, in the waters of the Minor Sea. Thus are the first posts in the different categories:

Sub16 Women
1.Victoria Kruijtzer, Real Club Nautico de Gran Canaria
2.Daniela Trapero, CMSAP-C'an Ppill
3. Maria de Lluc Bestard, Real Club Nautico de Palma

Sub16 Male
1.Jorge Gómez, Club Náutico Santa Pola
2.Lluc Garcés, Club Náutico L'Clima
3.Daniel Capa, Club Nática s'Estanyol

Sub13 Women
1. Alexandra Wang, Jávea Nautical Club
2.Emma Pérez-Roig, Real Club Nautico de La Coruña
3. Mary-Anne Osha, Real Club Nautico de Palma

Sub13 Male
1.Izan Rogel, Real Club Nautico de Torrevieja
2.Pablo López, Real Club Nautico de Valencia
3.Miguel Echavarri, Real Club Marítimo de Santander

The UPV Trophy already has its first leaders in Cruise and J80 in Valencian waters

The first day is closed in the Royal Nautical Club of Valencia, it is done by completing the program of a 17-mile coastal race for the Cruise and four tests for the J80 mono-type... M10, Ildemar IV and Davincy command in Cruise, while Somvela- Electric leads the J80 with 11 points. For tomorrow, the second and last day, the Committee plans to complete a final test for the Cruise, while for the J80 there are two in portfolio. The exit top has been established at 12.30 p.m.