Day with less intensity than venus but the same pressure in the search for objectives today Sunday in the waters of the Bay of Cádiz, in the outcome of the Andalusian Catamaran Championship for the F18 and Class A classes organized by the CN Puerto Sherry and the Andalusian Sailing Federation, resolved with the three scheduled tests to complete the maximum of six forecasts in the weekend. So there have been no surprises in the ownership of the championships, it is no less true that the winners have broken the streak of goals that allowed them today to defend first place without staining their scores.
In F18, the crew of the CN Puerto Sherry formed by Rafa Martín-Prat and Adriano Patrón, confirming that they won the fourth consecutive test and adding after two seconds, had to stop the attack of Antonio Fernández Cantillana and Daniel Martínez Cañavate, who went from an initial offline to win the final two tests.
The discard allows the crew of the CN Puerto Sherry to lift the runner-up position, remaining two points behind the new regional champions. He was confirmed with third place at the hands of Carlos Torres and Patricio Martos, from the same club, after validating a 2nd and a 5th in a day that ended in retreat after breaking the sail of his boat.
In Class A, the head of CN Sevilla, Juan Luis Páez, manages to renew the title with a 'Flying', using a 2nd and another 1st, in a day in which the protagonist by so many has been Francisco Javier Acosta of the CN Torre del Mar, winner of two tests today, with a 4th in the last as the worst result at the controls of a Classic.
Against three points between the two, the third place to seven of his predecessor is for Tomás Fernández-Tagle with a 'Flying' model with a CN Puerto Sherry flag, using a 2nd and a 5th and discarding an off line in the second test today.
After the regatta, the presentation of the Andalusian champion plates took place at the headquarters of the CN Puerto Sherry on the asphalt beach of the sports port, in an act with the presence of the regatta officer Manuel Páez, with the winners in the photographs .
