The sailors of the nineteenth edition of the Canal Cup They celebrated the Pilar Bridge in the waters of the Mediterranean.
The travesía de Altura welcomed the first boats in San Antonio de Ibiza during the sunset on Saturday 10 in October. The real-time winner was the ship, "Atlant to Vent"Shipowner Jaime Serra Verdaguer CN Ibiza. It was the first ship to pass the finish line and did so at 19: 27 hours between southwesterly winds.
Ibizan boat club, second in the ranking was RI1 after Dianense boat Marcelino Cardona, "Three Escualo"Winning the title was their classification. Another dianenses history in racing club, Antonio Savall, took third place aboard his boat "Scampi".
Another of the first boats to reach San Antonio who led the classification of ORC1, was the boat "Ithaca IX"Manuel Gallego of CN Calpe across the line at 19.33 hours, proclaiming himself winner of this class.
The second was the boat ORC1 "Dignity III"RCR. Alicante and owned by Tomas Llorens Village. The third was also the Real Club Nautico DeniaThe boat Miguel Marqués de los Santos, "Jerome II".
In ORC 2 the first ranked best time was the boat RCN. Dénia, "OptiMumm"Larry and Maurizio Costanzo Fluder, the second place went to the boat"New Sisters"José Luis Oltra of Gandia and RCN"Riggind-Med"CN San Antoni, as a third party. In ORC3 the winner was a boat from the RCN Calpe "Isabella"Shipowners Momplet Carlos Rivas.
The classification in RI2 distributed the first positions between the best times, the boat of Damian Roberto, the "Verdera"CN Ibiza took the gold. The ship"Evamarina 2012"Joaquin Valeero Pomares Alicante RCR was the second and"Selene III"Antonio Almería RCN Denia was third.
In RI3 the popular Ibiza Boat Club Nautic San Antoni "Café del Mar"He took the victory, followed by guard Rafael Luis García Bartual the CN Jávea, with your boat "It ascaló". The third was for "Port Magnus"Jose A. Serrano Ramiro the CN San Antoni.
The fleet, made up of 27 ships, took the exit on Saturday 10 of October to the 11 of the morning in Dénia waters course to San Antonio del Portmany (Ibiza). During the start, the weak winds played the first minutes, but the south winds started to appear a little later and accompanied the fleet during the first 20 miles, with a force of between the 12 and 15 knots.
The last part of the journey the southwest wind was present between 13 and 16 knots, which made the first boats to reach the approximately 19.30 afternoon.
The awards ceremony was held at the Yacht Club of San Antonio and attended Jaime Portolés, President of RCND; Pep Tor, President of CN San Antonio and José Lidón, a member of the Board of Dianense club.
