The Valencian regatist has been accompanied in the podium by Polish Hanna Rogowska, with 64 points to 14 of the Spanish, and German Mirja Dohle, which has added 75

Irene de Tomas, regatist of the Royal Nautical Club of Valencia, has won today in Portugal and the world's champion title, in the framework of the Youth Sailing World Championship that has been held in the Portuguese marina of Vilamoura.

A meeting organized by the World Sailing and Vilamoura Sailing and which has been taking place since December 15 and which has been concluded today, following 9 tests in these 5 days that have been marked by very variable wind and rain conditions. It has been 2 days of strong wind, 2 with little and 1 in which the committee could close the day holding a test.

The Valencian has shown great regularity in this world-wide event, complicated for all. From Thomas he offered his best version in test 2, achieving a partial triumph. His other good result was to get him on 4, sealing the test with a second job. The rest of the Spanish representative's numbers have been R1-6 / R3-6 / R5 - 5 / R6 -29 (partial to be removed after discards) / R7 - 13 / R8 - 13 / R9 -4. These numbers add a total of 50 points to the 9 closed tests, with an applied discard.

The international meeting, organized by the World Sailing and Vilamoura Sailing, has been closed today after five hard days and 9 closed trials

Along with the Spanish representative of València and part of the FER Project, the Polish Hanna Rogowska, silver with 64 points to 14 of the Spanish, and the German Mirja Dohle, bronze, have added 75. The Polish has achieved a partial triumph, R7, while the German one has been a second, achieved in test 2.