Okofen by Javier Gandara, has confirmed his participation in the Iberian J80 Championship, prior to the Abanca Week 2025 (Photo Moebius)

The Bouzas Maritime Liceo, in the heart of Vigo, will be the one that will launch the twenty-sixth edition of the Spanish multinational reference event: of the Abanca Week; and will do so with a new quote, such as the Iberian Championship of the J80 monotypes class, which begins at three and a half hours in the afternoon with a program of three tactical sleeves of a duration of less than one hour, each of them, in competition twenty units of the highest level of Asturias, Galicia and Portugal.

Friday day, like Saturday morning, is dedicated to security and measurement controls... for the end, to the edge of the one and a half of the afternoon, to celebrate the traditional Breefing of patterns. In total it will be a twenty of ships that compete on this occasion is this Iberian, which is also considered by the Royal Galician Federation of Vela, as an autonomous championship.

Another favorite in the Iberian of J80; the 3DL Atlantic of Guillermo Blanco of the fleet of the Real Club Nautico de La Coruña (Photo Moebius)

For the northern Galician fleet, the J80 of the Royal Nautical Club of La Coruña 3D Atlantic Printing with a very solid crew composed of the Herculinos Guillermo Blanco and Elena Polaina... as well as the Ferrolians Luis Domingo Porcel and Luis Saenz

From the southern area, most of the fleet of the Monte Real Club de Yates de Baiona, with several J80 fortísimos: case of the Okofén that will have the great Javier de la Gandara to the cane and the Alboroto that already knows what it is to be champion of Spain, armed by Juan Carlos Ameneiro, and with the alicantino Javier Aguado to the controls... considered one of the best Spanish patterns

Several units from Portugal, including Mondo de Bernardo Costa del Clube de Vela Atlántico de Leixóes, as well as the J80 of Manuel María Cunha, who always fights for the first squares... in terms of the Asturian fleet, will be one of its most illustrious high-rise sailors: the ovettense Juan Luis Tuero Aller with the New Moon.

Finally, the Liceo, represented by its President Miguel Pereira, has signed an agreement of collaboration with Mario Alvarez and Manuel Esteves (from ASTRONAME, which is the Galician Association of those affected by medullary transplants and Oncohematological diseases), which among other actions will receive a donation, with part of the collection of the entries of the previous Abanca Week.