El Real Club Nautico Denia celebrated last weekend the XLVIII Diana de Oro, the longest in the Mediterranean. Pajuelin XIII Benidorm, by Miguel Noriega, has been the winner in real time and has obtained the Golden Diana of the sculptor Antonio Marí. In addition, he has managed to be the winner in time compensated, therefore winner of the Silver Diana and a first to be the best in the class.
Pajuelin made the journey in a time of 09: 40: 25, reaching the 21 goal: 45 hours. The second classified was Luís Esperanza, with his boat X Tutatis, with a time of 10: 27: 57 and reaching the 22 goal: 32 hours. The ship Spots "one", Juan Manuel Camarena, reached the 22 goal: 46 hours, with a time of 10: 41: 20 with which he achieved the third position. Dominguis Group of Carlos Rosell finished in fourth position with a time of 10: 26: 59, reaching the 22 goal: 31 hours.
The XLVIII Golden Diana started on Friday 12 in July with a dinner for all participants on the terrace of the restaurant Balandros. The day of Saturday began at 9: 30 hours with the pattern meeting and the output occurred at 11: 00 hours. The boats made their way to the Peñeta del Moro (Cullera) with good wind. In the return, the lack of wind caused a general delay and the withdrawal of five boats.
The trophies were handed out Jaime Portolés, President of the Real Club Náutico Dénia, Nicolás Candela, Secretary, Energetic Carrasco, Head of Sports, Ana Caso, Treasurer of the Sailing Federation of the Valencian Community, Amaya Sáez, Club Manager, and Sergio Sau, Boatswain.
