The Conception Line hosted the third act of the Circuit of the Diputación de Cadiz

The third call of the I Circuito Diputación de Cadiz de Vela was held this weekend under the organization of the Real Club Náutico de La Línea de la Concepción, with the participation of young regatists from different points of Andalusia. The event, aimed at the Optimist Sub 16, Sub 13 and Sub 11 classes, has brought together future promises of the candle on a quote marked by soft but stable wind conditions.

University of Oviedo- Isastur Group winner in the waters of Gijón, of the Solitaire Trip and A2 of the Astur

The University of Oviedo- Grupo Isastur, patronized by Roberto Álvarez Bucetas, winner of the solo and two, test
organized by the Real Club Astur de Regatas.

The Royal Nautical Club of La Coruña, Galician champion for Optimist teams in As Pontes

The Real Club Náutico de La Coruña has achieved a remarkable sporting success by proclaiming Galician champion for Optimist teams, at the event held in As Pontes, in an edition marked by the high competitive level and an impeccable organization. Team 1, composed of Carmen Bermejo, Pablo Gago, Pablo Núñez and Emma Pérez-Roig, completed an outstanding performance, imposing on all acts, victory in the two round robins, victory in the semifinals against the Canido RCN and conquest of the title in the final against the Mount Real Club of Yates of Baiona, without giving in a single sleeve.

The Andalusian Jaime Andrés, bronze in Slovak waters at the World Cup of Raceboard Grand Master

Compying against more than half a hundred windsurfers from all over the world, Andrew has always remained at the top of the table, with most of his partials within the top 10 and never below the 20. In the general ranking of the championship, the Grand Master gold and absolute subchampionship was for the Czech Patrik Pollak, followed by the French Eric Belot, subchampion Grand Master and third in the general, with the Spanish Jaime Andrés completing the podium in Grand Master from the sixth absolute square.

For his part, María del Mar Lara, also from the CV Valdelagrana and only Spanish female representative, was forced to retire after the first day due to a placement on the shoulder that prevented him from continuing.