Alicia Cebrián will participate in her second consecutive Olympic Games. Photo: Sailing Energy

These will be the second Olympic Games for the Tierfeña Alicia Cebrián. The Laser Radial was the last class to classify Spain and the final selection had to go to a unique race in the German race Kieler Woche.

Alicia has four Olympic preparations, first in the Europe class where she tried to qualify for Athens 2004 and Beijing 2008. Once the Moth disappeared as an Olympic class, he moved to the Laser Radio where he has achieved his greatest successes.

She was the Spanish representative at the 2016 Olympic Games in London with Roy Alonso as coach. It has achieved several continental successes, without going further is the current European subchampion of Laser Radio, previously was continental gold in 2012 and bronze in 2011. She was also the winner of the 2012 Princess Sofia Trophy.

Now he comes to Rio with a desire for great things and to fight for a dream that began over a decade ago. The Damian Ribas is his coach.

DNI
Name: Alicia
Last name: Cebrián Martínez de Lagos
Place of birth: Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Date of birth: 03 / 02 / 1983
Club: Real Club Nautico Tenerife
Height: 1.68 m
Weight: 68 kg
Residence: Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Position on the boat: Pattern
Studies: CC Physical Activity
Olympic Games: Seconds

PALMERS
Olympic Games
11 London 2012
European
3 2011- Bronze
1 2012 - Gold
2 2015 Silver
Other
3 2001 - Mediterranean Games
1 2012 - Princess Sofia Trophy - Gold

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Spain has been classified for the 2016 Rio Olympic Games in nine of the ten Olympic sailing classes, all but the Finn. The Laser Radial class has been the last to get the classification, which is not yet defined the regatists that will represent Spain and that will be decided during the Kieler Woche, race to be held from 22 to 26 June in Germany. A total of 270 regatists from 62 countries will participate, apart from Brazil as host nation, only France, Britain and the United States have classified all classes, ten. They follow you with nine Spain, Australia, Argentina, Canada and Italy.

The Spanish Olympic Vela Team, which runs Toni Ripoll, presents itself to the great Olympic event of Rio 2016 as the sport that has given Spain the most medals in all history, a total of 19 medals, 13 of them gold, 4 silver and 1 bronze, and 25 diplomas. The regatists and classes classified are RS: X Women, Marina Paliau; RS: X Male, Ivan Pastor; Laser Standard, Joaquín Blanco; 470 Women, Bàrbara Cornudella and Sara López; 470 Male, Jordi Xammar and Joan Herp; 49er, Diego Botín and Iago López Marra; FX, Támara Echegoyen and Berta Betanzos and Nacra 17, Fernando Echávarri and Tara Pacheco.

2016 RIO VELA - GUIA OF THE MARINE SPECTOR DA GLORIA