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The prominence that women have been acquiring in the world of sailing over the last few years is indisputable. Among the most recent milestones are the participation, last year, in the Volvo Ocean Race , run by an all-female team, the SCA Team ; and the fact that this year the tour of the world is being held in stages, one of the toughest and most demanding competitions today, with a total of 18 women.
Despite everything, the figures continue to show notable differences between men and women. In the Copa del Rey disputed this year, we only saw one team with a crew made up exclusively of women and only 5 skippered any of the 126 participating boats.
Given this reality, it is clear that “There is still a lot to do to achieve equality between men and women in the world of sailing”, as affirmed by the vice-commodore of the Monte Real Yacht Club, Genoveva Pereiro, who believes “that all clubs should get more involved in promoting women’s sailing, both in their schools and in the competitions they organize”.
In the case of Monte Real , “there is also a lot of work to be done,” acknowledges Pereiro. The figures of the club from Baiona are an extensible reflection to many other nautical entities in which sailing continues to be a markedly masculine field. At present, only 15 percent of the participants in the different events of Monte Real are women, and although in its Sailing School the percentage rises somewhat more, up to 36 percent, the separation between men is still very notable. and women.
Hence, the historic club has proposed, for 2018, to promote “women’s sailing”, launching a campaign to promote the presence of women in the nautical competitions included in its sports calendar.
“Encouraging the participation of female crews, whether exclusively or not, and for there to be more boats skippered by women, is one more way of betting on sport and women, and it is the path we have set out to follow,” says the vice-commodore of Mount Royal.
The club will launch the first actions to try to make this turn around from 2018, in each and every one of the nautical competitions that it organizes. Among other measures, still pending to specify, it will apply discounts of up to 50 percent in the registration fees of the regattas when the skipper of the boat is a woman. In addition, the participation of women in the different courses and training initiatives of the club will be promoted, in which they will be able to benefit from lower prices.
In addition, in 2018 Monte Real will once again organize, within the framework of the Príncipe de Asturias Trophy, the Ladies Cup , an exclusively female competition in which, on board 6 club boats, 36 sailors from different parts of Spain and Portugal.
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· Javier de la Gándara and Fernando Yáñez placed the Okofen and Cansino crews at the top of the AXA J80 Autumn League standings
· On a day complicated by the instability of the wind, the one-design fleet was able to compete in two regattas in the waters of the Bay of Baiona
· The autumn competition organized by the Monte Real Club de Yates and AXA Seguros will return in November with the third day of tests
Baiona, October 28, 2017.- After the appointment was canceled fifteen days ago due to lack of wind, this Saturday the first day of the AXA J80 Autumn League could be held in Baiona, the competition that puts an end to the 2017 sports calendar of the Monte Real Yacht Club .
The regatta committee, with Fernando Giraldo at the helm, designed a test field for the fleet inside the bay to start the three tasks planned in the program, although only two could finally be completed due to the wind.
The fleet of thirteen one-designs that competed for the league had to face a very shifty and unstable wind, which complicated navigation and left them stalled on several occasions. Okofen, skippered by Javier de la Gándara, was the one that knew how to get the best out of the situation, crossing the finish line first on both occasions.
It completed the first rounds, designed with a windward-leeward structure, with a north-northwesterly wind that moved between 7 and 10 knots, sometimes falling to 4 and causing several calms. The third test began with a good beat, but when the sailboats went down astern, the wind calmed down, finally disappeared and the committee decided to cancel.
Behind Okofen, in the lead with 2 points, Cansino de Fernándo Yáñez and Ferralemes de Enrique Porto occupy second and third place on the provisional podium, with 4 and 7 points respectively. It is followed by Namasté by Luis de Mira, Meltemi by Guillermo Blanco and Luna Nueva by Juan Luis Tuero.
The Monto by Bernardo Macedo, the Marías-Casas do Telhado by Manuel María Cunha, the Pazo de Cea by María Campos, La Galera by Diego Carral, the Cormorán II by Yago González, the SND Cormorán by Francisco Martínez and the Miudo by Storax by Alfonso Leite close the classification.
The AXA J80 Autumn League returns on Sunday, November 12 with the third day of tests, also planned in the Bay of Baiona starting at noon.
Baiona, November 25, 2017.- Javier de la Gándara’s Okofen signed this afternoon in Baiona the closing of a spectacular regatta season with victory in the AXA J80 Autumn League, a triumph that adds to those achieved this year in the Winter League, the Conde de Gondomar and the Príncipe de Asturias Trophy, in which it also won the title of best J80 boat of the season.
At 58 years old, the historic sailor from Vigo continues to show that what he had, he retained, and that on the water, aboard a J80, there are very few skippers capable of facing him. In this last edition of the autumn one-design league, the commodore of Monte Real, Nano Yáñez, tried it, who managed to overtake Okofen on the penultimate day, but finally had to settle for a meritorious second place.
Okofen and Cansino were, without a doubt, the two standout yachts in the AXA J80 Autumn League, a competition that finished just one point behind each other, taking gold and silver respectively. Enrique Porto’s Ferralemes, the best boat in the last three races held this afternoon in Baiona, maintained the third position that it had held since the previous stage and won bronze in the league.
El Marías – Houses of the Roof by Manuel María Cunha; Luis de Mira’s Namasté , skippered today by Javier Torroja, and Juan Luis Tuero’s Luna Nueva were fourth, fifth and sixth respectively. complete the ranking of Meltemi by Guillermo Blanco, the Pazo de Cea de María Campos, which had Willy Camaño today at the cane; the Miudo by Storax crewed by coaches and students from the Monte Real Sailing School; the Mondo by Bernardo Macedo; the Cormorant II by Yago González-Robatto; Diego Carral ‘s Gallery and the SND Cormorant by Francisco J. Martínez.
After the dispute in the water, the facilities of the Monte Real Club de Yates, the organizing club of the championship, hosted the awards ceremony for the winners. A fraternization dinner was held, attended by the participating crews, members of the club’s board of directors and representatives of AXA Seguros, sponsor of the competition, with the director of the AXA Foundation, Josep Alfonso, at the head.
With the AXA J80 Autumn League, the Monte Real Club de Yates puts an end to its 2017 sports season, which included the celebration of 11 trophies, two of them specific to the J80 class. The monotypes, in charge of closing the current year, will once again play a major role in 2018, opening the season with the Winter League and with the celebration of the Spanish Championship of the class, which Monte Real will organize, by delegation of the Spanish Sailing Federation, from April 27 to May 1.
FINAL CLASSIFICATION AXA J80 AUTUMN LEAGUE
Baiona, April 27, 28, 29, 30 and May 1, 2018
The Monte Real Yacht Club , by delegation of the Royal Spanish Sailing Federation and with the collaboration of the Galician Sailing Federation and the J80 Class Association , celebrates from April 27 to May 1 in Baiona the XII Spanish Championship of the J80 Class .
The regatta will be governed by:
If there is any discrepancy between this Notice of Race and the Sailing Instructions, the latter shall prevail.
Tests will be refereed in accordance with WS Addendum Q.
2.1 Participants may display advertising in accordance with the provisions of Regulation 20 of the WS, the RFEV Competition Regulations and the RFEV Prescriptions to said regulations.
2.2 In accordance with Regulation 20 of the WS, participants may be required to display Advertising in the forward 20% of the hull on each side of the boat and on the sides of the boom, as well as possible advertising pennants in the backstay of each boat. All this would be provided at the regatta office once your registration is confirmed. Modifications to the stickers provided by the organizing committee are not allowed.
2.3 The Monte Real Club de Yates reserves the right to demand the elimination or substitution of any type of advertising, message or image displayed during the event of the boats or the equipment of their crew members that does not comply with the moral and ethical standards of general acceptance (Regulation 20 of the WS) or contravene the interests of the organizing club. This includes holding races on the regatta course, at the club’s facilities or while at the regatta committee’s disposal.
Participants must comply with the eligibility conditions reflected in WS Regulation 19 and the RFEV Prescriptions related to said regulation.
The Spanish Championship of the J80 Class is an open regatta in terms of the participation of foreign owners, however, the title of Champion of Spain will be for the boat that has the crew entirely of Spanish nationality or with legal residence in Spain, and Both the owner and the crew must have a valid license from the Royal Spanish Sailing Federation through its Autonomous Federations.
Owners and skippers must be members of the National Association of the J80 class and be registered at www.j80measurement.com
The registration form, together with the corresponding proof of payment, must be sent before April 20, 2018 to the following emails:
Registration fees will be €250 per boat and will be made by bank transfer, indicating the name of the boat and/or its sail number to:
MONTE REAL YACHT CLUB
ABANCA Branch BAIONA
Account number: 2080-0559-23-3040003658
SWIFT: CAGLEMXXX IBAN: ES92
The MRCYB reserves the right to accept registrations received after the indicated deadline, and the amount may be increased by 50%.
The owner or skipper of each boat must sign the registration form at the race office before 12:00 noon on Saturday, April 28, 2018.
The complete registration of a participating boat is conditioned by the presentation of the following documents:
Enrollment bulletin, which includes statements under the class rules.
RC insurance policy in force, with coverage in regattas.
Authorization from their respective National Authority for the display of advertising.
The event program is as follows:
10:00 – 20:00> Registration of participants. Measurement and control of sails and equipment. Delivery of regatta instructions.
9:00 – 13:00> Registration of participants. Final measurements.
15:00> Tests
At the end> Seafood dinner and gin and tonics
11:00> Tests
At the end> Seafood dinner and gin and tonics
11:00> Tests
At the end> Seafood dinner and gin and tonics
11:00> Tests
16:00> Awards
16:30> farewell skewer
On May 1, there will be no service exit after 2:00 p.m., unless it is as a result of a general call.
The competition format is fleet regattas.
A maximum of 11 tests are scheduled.
The sail registration and equipment inspection will take place on April 27 and 28 during the times indicated in the program (see point 7.)
They will present to the registry the elements that are related in their written statement in the registration form, which will be; 1 mainsail, 1 jib and 1 or 2 gennaker. The second gennaker must be sealed and its use will be requested from the Race Committee.
The sails must be measured according to the class rules before the event, carry the official sticker (Rule G2.3) and be registered at: www.j80measurement.com
No boat may compete using sails that do not meet these requirements.
Daily measurement controls may be carried out.
Appendix A and the Low Score system described in rule A4 of the RRS will apply.
If 8 or more races have been completed, each boat’s total score will be the total of all its points, discarding its worst result.
For social acts see point 7 (PROGRAM).
The list of prizes will be published in the TOA.
Owners who register correctly may bring their boat as far in advance as they deem appropriate, indicating in the registration form the means of transport and the day of arrival in Baiona.
The moorings will be free from the arrival of the boat until one week after the end of the Spanish Championship.
The movements of stranding and launching of the boats that come by land will be free and must be requested in advance.
The Regatta Committee will use VHF channel 69 during the celebration of the Championship.
The following accommodations are recommended;
Hotel Pinzon 986 356 046
Hotel Carabela Pinta 986 355 107
Hotel Announced 986 356 018
Hotel Restaurant Escondidiño 986 358 205
Hotel 3 Caravels 986 355441
Bahia Bayona Hotel 986 385 004
Ababides Apartments 600 43 06 12
Baiona National Parador 986 35 50 00
All those who participate in this regatta do so at their own risk and responsibility. Attention is drawn to Fundamental Rule 4, DECISION TO RACE, of Part 1 of the RRS which states:
“It is the sole responsibility of a boat to decide whether to participate in a test or continue racing”
Bayonne, November 2017
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Baiona crowns this Saturday the winners of the AXA J80 Autumn League, the one-design competition that has been held since last October in the bay of Baiona under the organization Monte Real Club de Yates and the sponsorship of AXA Seguros.
After the previous three days, tomorrow the fourth and final stage will be held, with a final program of three windward-leeward routes starting at three in the afternoon.
The crew of the Cansino , skippered by the commodore of the Monte Real Yacht Club, Nano Yáñez, is in the lead after having snatched the leadership from Okofen , who suffered on the last day due to the absence of their leader Javier de la Gándara.
Both sailboats, separated by three points in the general classification, will compete for the top drawers with Enrique Porto’s Ferralemes , who is just two points behind them.
We must not lose sight of Luis de Mira’s Namasté and Manuel María Cunha’s Marías-Casas do Telhado on the water either, who stood out in the last regattas in Baiona and are clear contenders for one of the positions on the winners’ podium. .
They are followed in the classification, although at a greater distance, by the Meltemi , the Luna Nueva , the Pazo de Cea , the Mondo , La Galera and the Cormoran II . The Miudo by Storax and the SND Cormorán close the list, with a race less disputed than the rest of the boats.
The last tests of the AXA J80 Autumn League will begin at three in the afternoon in the bay of Baiona, and if the forecasts are met, the wind will not be an impediment to its celebration, since it will blow quite strongly.
Once the competition in the water is over, the facilities of the Monte Real Yacht Club will host the awards ceremony for the winners, within the framework of a fellowship dinner in which sailors and sponsors will participate.
The Monte Real Club de Yates will once again be, in 2018, one of the Spanish yacht clubs with the greatest activity in its facilities, both sports, training and leisure. To its calendar for next year, in which there are already 14 competitions scheduled, some as important as the Conde de Gondomar Trophy, the Prince of Asturias Trophy, the Spanish J80 Championship or the international Baiona Angra Atlantic Race, we must add Now a new offer of activities.
This is the “Team Sailing” program, with which the Baionese club seeks to expand the possibilities offered by the world of sailing beyond recreational sailing or participation in regattas. Through six different proposals, Monte Real aims to approach sectors not directly related to sailing, to make them aware of all the benefits that it can offer them, both personally and professionally.
Living the experience of a regatta, participating in a competition to get to know the Cíes Islands or discover Baiona by sailboat are the three proposals of the “Team sailing” program that are more playful in nature. The other half of the offer is based on training elements closely related to coaching, including workshops for companies, team building sessions to improve performance or workshops to optimize teamwork.
The proposals of the TEAM SAILING program are:
REGATTA EXPERIENCE
The “Regata Experience” activity allows a team to live the experience of a nautical competition, disputing a regatta with co-workers in one of the most beautiful places on the Atlantic coast, the fishing village of Baiona.
RACE TO CIES
With the “Race to Cíes” initiative, you will enjoy the emotion of a regatta while visiting one of the most beautiful places on the planet and the only marine national park in Spain, the Cíes Islands.
DISCOVERING BAIONA
As its name suggests, “Discovering Baiona” will allow you to discover the beauty of one of the most beautiful towns in Galicia, Baiona, and to do so, moreover, not only from land, but also from the sea, sailing aboard a sailboat.
SKIPPER COACH
The skipper, skipper of the boat, is taken as an example of leadership in the “Skipper Coach” training activity, in which simple but high-impact tools are put at the service of the attendees to improve the performance of teams and the working environment within companies.
DEFINING OUR COURSE
“If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, form a team” is the motto of the “Defining our course” workshop, in which attendees, through a practical and inspiring approach, will analyze the innovations in their sector and redefine their personal course and that of their company, aligning them towards a progressive improvement.
TIME MANAGEMENT
The “Time management” proposal is mainly aimed at company managers who want to refocus their use of time, since through it they will be able to acquire practical tools that are easy to apply that will have a positive impact on their performance and that of their teams. .
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The commodore of the Monte Real Club de Yates, Fernando Yáñez, managed to lift Cansino this Sunday to the top of the general classification of the AXA J80 Autumn League, which experienced its penultimate test day today in Baiona.
After signing two second places in the two disputed regattas, Yáñez’s boat managed to overtake Okofen , which had been in the lead from previous days, but this afternoon noted the absence of its leader, the historic Javier de la Gándara. Accustomed to achieving first positions, Okofen could only sign a fourth and fifth place today and was relegated to the second drawer of the provisional podium.
The winners of the third and penultimate round of the AXA J80 Autumn League were Marías-Casas do Telhado , owned by Manuel María Cunha; and the Namaste by Luis de Mira. They were the first to cross the finish line on the two windward-leeward courses that the regatta committee was able to start on a very complicated afternoon due to the low wind that was recorded in the bay of Baiona.
Thus, and waiting for what happens on the last day of testing, Cansino , Okofen and Ferralemes would take the gold, silver and bronze of the competition organized by the Monte Real Club de Yates with the sponsorship of AXA Seguros.
In fourth position, just three points from getting on the podium, is Namasté , followed by Marías , Meltemi , and Luna Nueva . Pazo de Cea , Mondo , La Galera and Cormoran II follow in the classification followed by Miudo by Storax and SND Cormorán , with one less test than the rest of the boats.
The AXA J80 Autumn League will end on November 25 with the last day of testing, for which three new windward-leeward tasks are planned in the Bay of Baiona. Once the competition is over, the Monte Real Club de Yates will host the awards ceremony for the winners, putting an end to their 2017 sports season.
“Bosch Service Solutions” from the Club Marítimo de Canido, skippered by Ramón Ojea, was proclaimed the absolute winner of the Lexus Breogán Cup, which, through the system against the clock, was organized by the Monte Real Club de Yates de Baiona within Abanca Week. The Marítimo de Canido boat carried out an impeccable regatta, taking victory in this modality that had not been held in the waters of the Bayonne estuary for more than twenty years. In the trophy for clubs, which had at stake the valuable Vanguard Trophy consisting of a set of six regatta beacons for the winning club, first place went to Monte Real with the boats “La Luna Nueva” owned by Asturian Juan Luis Tuero and “Namaste” by Luis de Mira, being the silver for the Real Club Náutico de La Coruña, with “La Galera” by Joaquin Cobelo and “Meltemi” by Guillermo Blanco.
A day in the Baiona estuary with simply spectacular conditions: stable winds of 12 to 15 knots from the northwest with hardly any waves on the sea and a route that, given the speed reached by the boats, seemed to us to be “short”. The fleet left the center of the Baiona estuary, to go later to turn two beacons (the last one in the lower Carallones) to leave the estuary and do it in the La Negra estuary and return to Baiona. First the slowest boats came out in a cascade, to make it the “Figaro”, then the fastest with the J80 among them and as dessert the ORC, closing the list the one with the longest and fastest length and which would be the winner in the end. : the “Bosch Service Solutions”. Also noteworthy was the excellent regatta by Juan Luis Tuero from Oviedo, who won silver, ahead of “Namaste” by only 12 seconds. Precisely these two boats gave Monte Real the sirloin of the prizes, the Vanguard Trophy, for its Sailing School with a really important value.
Among the Figaros, the excellent regatta of Carlos Hernández’s “Silleiro” that obtained the prize in its class. Another of the boats with a good level, “La Galera” by Joaquin Cobelo of the Real Club Náutico de La Coruña, which was at the top of the classification, as well as the “Albarellos” by Fernando Rey of the Portonovo Nautical Club, which lost much to end your chances of entering the top ten. With the celebration of this Lexus Breogán Cup, sailing concludes in the Abanca Week, which only has the Ence Iberian Cup of Olympic Rowing pending, which, with the participation of 200 boats from Spain and Portugal, will take place in the waters of the estuary of Pontevedra, based in Marín, on November 25.
1st BOSCH SERVICE SOLUTIONS (Ramón Ojea)(CM Canido), 01.24.21
2nd NEW MOON (Juan Luis Tuero)(MRCY Baiona), at 04.23
3rd NAMASTE (Luis de Mira)(MRCY Baiona), at 04.35
4th CANSINO (Fernando Yáñez)(MRCY Baiona), at 04.47
5th SILLEIRO (Carlos Hernández)(MRCY Baiona), at 05.20
6th LA GALERA (Joaquím Cobelo)(RCN La Coruña), at 05.48
7th SND CORMORAN (Ivan Pérez Gandaras)(MRCY Baiona), at 05.53
8º ERIZANA (Samuel Monttouto)(MRCY Baiona), at 06.02
9th TUTATIS (Rosalía Martínez)(MRCY Baiona), at 06.18
10th BOUVENTO (Ricardo Azevedo)(MRCY Baiona), at 07.16
11th ALBARELLOS (Fernando Rey)(CN Portonovo), at 07.52
12th MELTEMI (Guillermo Blanco)(RCN La Coruña), at 08.17
Information: Communications Department Semana ABANCA · semanaabanca@gmail.com
Information photos: Pedro Seoane
The AXA Autumn League organized by the Monte Real Club de Yates for the J80 monotypes faces its final stretch this Sunday in Baiona with the celebration of the penultimate day of tests. After the previous stage, played last October, the “jacks” return to the competition tomorrow, Sunday, starting at noon to start designing what will be the definitive podium of the seasonal league sponsored by AXA Seguros.
The waters of the bay repeat as the setting chosen by the regatta committee for the location of the routes that the thirteen monotypes fighting for victory will compete in. Competitors will take to the field on a day when the weather, in principle, seems favourable, with little cloud, cool temperatures and a north-northwesterly wind that will move between 5 and 7 knots, enough to suit this type of competition. sailboats
Waiting for what happens in the last two days of competition, the provisional gold of the championship is held by Javier de la Gándara’s Okofen, closely followed by Fernándo Yáñez’s Cansino, who only takes two points away from him. In third and fourth position are Enrique Porto’s Ferralemes and Luis de Mira’s Namasté, somewhat far from the top positions, but very close to each other.
Completing the classification is Meltemi owned by Guillermo Blanco, from the Real Club Náutico de A Coruña; Luna Nueva by Juan Luis Tuero, Mondo by Bernardo Macedo, Marías – Casas do Telhado by Manuel María Cunha, Pazo de Cea by María Campos; the Galley by Diego Carral, the Cormorant II by Yago González, the SND Cormorant by Francisco J. Martínez and the Miúdo by Storax by Afonso Leite.
The AXA Autumn League organized by the Monte Real Club de Yates for the J80 monotypes faces its final stretch this Sunday in Baiona with the celebration of the penultimate day of tests. After the previous stage, played last October, the “jacks” return to the competition tomorrow, Sunday, starting at noon to start designing what will be the definitive podium of the seasonal league sponsored by AXA Seguros.
The waters of the bay repeat as the setting chosen by the regatta committee for the location of the routes that the thirteen monotypes fighting for victory will compete in. Competitors will take to the field on a day when the weather, in principle, seems favourable, with little cloud, cool temperatures and a north-northwesterly wind that will move between 5 and 7 knots, enough to suit this type of competition. sailboats
Waiting for what happens in the last two days of competition, the provisional gold medal of the championship is held by Javier de la Gándara’s Okofen, closely followed by Fernándo Yáñez’s Cansino, who is only two points ahead of him. In third and fourth position are Enrique Porto’s Ferralemes and Luis de Mira’s Namasté, somewhat far from the top positions, but very close to each other.
Completing the classification is Meltemi owned by Guillermo Blanco, from the Real Club Náutico de A Coruña; Luna Nueva by Juan Luis Tuero, Mondo by Bernardo Macedo, Marías – Casas do Telhado by Manuel María Cunha, Pazo de Cea by María Campos; the Galley by Diego Carral, the Cormorant II by Yago González, the SND Cormorant by Francisco J. Martínez and the Miúdo by Storax by Afonso Leite.
Baiona (Pontevedra). – This morning the ABANCA Week cycles that will take place in Villa de la Pinta were presented at the facilities of the Monte Real Club de Yates de Baiona: first Ibernautica, the congress on the sustainability of nautical tourism that will take place this Thursday and Friday at the Parador de Turismo, and on Saturday the Lexus Breogán Cup, a cruise regatta based on the time trial system, which made Monte Real fashionable in Spain at the beginning of the 1990s, and which had a great impact in Spanish sailing for its originality in the time compensation system. The event was presided over by José Luis Álvarez, president of Monte Real, who was accompanied by the Baiona councilor for sports, as well as sponsors of these cycles immersed in the ABANCA Week, and organized by the Monte Real Yacht Club and the Maritime Club of Vigo.
Ibernautica has the support of the Tourism Office of the Xunta de Galicia, as well as the Baiona City Council, ABANCA, Ronáutica Marinas, Vanguard Marine, Coca Cola and Lexus, as well as the Gastronomy Academies of Galicia and the Caminos de Santiago, the Tourist Cluster of Galicia, ANEM, the CEACNA and Paradores de Turismo among other institutions. It is chaired by Francisco García de Bobadilla, who was the head of Tourism in Galicia, as well as president of Paradores, and has the Asturian Víctor Montero, considered one of the most outstanding specialists in nautical congresses at a national level, as director.
The Secretary General of Fisheries of the Ministry of Agriculture, Alberto López-Asenjo García, will be the one who will deliver the first conference on Ibernautics at eleven o’clock on Thursday morning at the Parador de Turismo de Baiona. Half an hour before, the Secretary of State himself, together with other authorities, will inaugurate the sessions that will include professionals of the highest level in all the subjects to be discussed, which will take place throughout Thursday and Friday, and will be closed by the Vice President of the Xunta from Galicia, Alfonso Rueda, at half past one on Friday afternoon.
A competition framed within the ABANCA Week is scheduled for Saturday, which was theoretically the closing event, but after the postponement of the Ence Iberian Cup of Olympic Rowing for November 25 in Marín, it will be the penultimate appointment. The Lexus Breogán Cup will start at three in the afternoon, and will include the participation of ORC cruisers, among which the “Bosch Service Solutions” with Ramón Ojea a la caña, one of the most powerful boats in northwestern Spain, as well as a large fleet of J80s and Figaros. The system used is the “against the clock”, with which the compensation of times will be given from the start, so that once the fleet starts, it will compete in real time. At stake, the Vanguard Marine Trophy for the winning club (teams of two boats), consisting of a set of Vanguard beacons valued at several thousand euros for the corresponding Sailing School.
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ORGANIZATION, PLACE AND DATES
The Monte Real Club de Yates and the Club Marítimo de Vigo organize the LEXUS BREOGAN CUP for ORC cruises through the “against-the-clock” time compensation system, which will be governed by:
a) WS Sailing Regattas Regulations 2017-2020 (RRV)
b) RFEV prescriptions.
c) The Cruise Technical Regulations (RTC) in force
d) The IMS-ORC Measurement and Habitability Regulations
e) WS 2017-2020 Mandatory Security Elements (OSR) in Category 5
f) This Notice of Regatta and the Instructions-Operation of the Regatta.
ADVERTISING
Participants may display advertising in accordance with the provisions of World Sailing Regulation 20 and the prescriptions of the RFEV to said regulation.
In accordance with World Sailing Regulation 20, participants may be required to display advertising on the forward 20% of the hull on each side of the boat and on the sides of the boom, as well as possible advertising pennants on the backstay of each boat. All this would be provided at the regatta office once your registration is confirmed.
Modifications to the stickers provided by the Organizing Committee are not allowed.
The Monte Real Club de Yates reserves the right to demand the elimination or substitution of any type of advertising, message or image displayed during the celebration of the event of the boats or the equipment of their crew members, which does not comply with the moral and ethical standards of general acceptance (Regulation 20 of the World Sailing) or contravene the interests of the organizing club. This includes holding the races on the regatta course, in the club’s facilities or while at the disposal of the Regatta Committee.
The owner or skipper of the boat with advertising will be asked to indicate or show the type of advertising that will be displayed during the celebration of the regatta, for the approval of the organizing committee.
The participating owners and crews grant their authorization to the MRCYB so that any photograph, image or video of people or boats taken during the days of the regatta may be published in any medium, such as television advertisements, editorial comments, information, advertising , etc.
PARTICIPATION, CATEGORIES, GROUPS AND CLASSIFICATIONS
3.1 Participants must meet the eligibility conditions reflected in Appendix 2 of the RRV and in the prescriptions of the RFEV to said Appendix. Participants of nationality or legal residence in Spain must be in possession of the State Sports Federation License for the year 2017.
3.2 Any single-hull sailing cruiser with a minimum length of 6.49 m may participate in this regatta. and with an ORC International or ORC Club Measurement certificate valid for the year 2017. Vessels without a Certificate will also be admitted, which will be assigned that of a similar vessel but penalized with a minimum of 5% in its GPH, not admitting claims on this point. Vessels with a GPH greater than 800 sec./mile will not be accepted. The classification will be unique and in real time, with all the boats grouped together.
COMPETITION SYSTEM
The philosophy of a regatta using a “against-the-clock” type of time compensation system is that, starting from a type of route to choose based on the wind and sea conditions (three will be communicated to the participants, of which the Race Committee Regattas will opt for one of them, at the moment of raising the attention flag of the first start), time compensation tables will be established, in such a way that each registered boat will take the start at the moment that corresponds to its turn, logically from smaller to larger boat size.
REGISTRATION
5.1) Registrations are free and must be formalized in the attached form and must be sent together with a photocopy of what is required in 5.3) to), b), d) and e) before 7:00 p.m. on November 10, 2017 to:
Mount Royal Yacht Club
Parador de Baiona enclosure.
Av.Arquitecto Jesús Valverde, 2
36300 Bayonne
E-Mail: secretaria@mrcyb.com
Web: www.mrcyb.es
5.2) The Organizing Committee reserves the right to admit pre-registrations received after the specified deadline.
5.3) The owner or person in charge of each boat must submit along with the registration:
Photocopy of the Certif. Measurement ORC 2017 if you have it and want it to be applied
Photocopy of the Title of the Skipper to be able to govern the boat
Advertising Permit if you have any exposed
Current insurance policy, which covers civil liability (harmful to third parties and goods), or extension of coverage of civil liability and damage to third parties up to a minimum amount of 330,556.66 euros
PROGRAM
On the morning of Saturday, November 11, a commemorative t-shirt will be delivered courtesy of ABANCA and LEXUS BREOGAN to the duly registered crew members of the boats, as well as the list of registered and the departure procedure, at the Club Secretariat.
The first start will have its warning signal at 15:00 and the others will follow from the slowest to the fastest boat according to the start procedure sheet. The award ceremony will be held at the Monte Real Club de Yates at seven in the afternoon, at a reception courtesy of COREN, BONILLA A LA VISTA, TERRAS GAUDA, COCA COLA and MARTIN MILLER GIN.
INSTRUCTIONS-FUNCTIONING OF THE REGATTA
They will be available to participants from 10:00 on November 11, at the Regatta Secretariat.
RESPONSIBILITY
All participants in the Regatta do so at their own responsibility and risk. The Organizing Committee or any person or body involved rejects any responsibility for loss, damage, injury or inconvenience that may occur to people or things, both on land and at sea, as a result of participation in the participation covered by this Notice of Race .
Attention is drawn to Fundamental Rule 4, DECISION TO RACE, of part 1 of the RRS which states “it is the sole responsibility of a boat to decide whether to participate in a race or to continue racing”.
MODIFICATION OF THE NOTICE OF RACE
The Organizing Committee reserves the right to modify this Notice of Race due to force majeure.
PRIZES AND GIFTS
A prize will be awarded to the absolute winner, as well as to the four classified below. Prizes are created for the best boats in the categories that are created: regatta, cruiser, monotype J80, monotype J70… at the sole discretion of the Regatta Committee.
Each boat in the unique ranking will be assigned a score: 1, 2, 3, and so on. Each Club will add the points of its two best boats. The Club with the fewest points will be the WINNER OF THE GRAND VANGUARD PRIZE, consisting of a set of buoys (6 units) for the Sailing School of their Club.
All the owners of the participating boats will receive a CASE COURTESY OF TERRAS GAUDA during the prize distribution.
BERTHS
The boats formally registered in this regatta that do not belong to the MRCYB fleet, will have a free mooring or anchoring place (mooring under the exclusive responsibility of the owner or skipper) reserved in the MRCYB during the regatta days and from Saturday 4 to on Saturday November 18, 2017.
ANNEX 1 ROUTES
Before the attention signal, the route number will be indicated. (CHANNEL 69) and through the corresponding CIS number.
– Depending on the circumstances, A ROUTE DIFFERENT FROM THOSE SET FORTH BELOW MAY BE GIVEN VERBALLY VIA RADIO.
NUMBER 1
DEPARTURE-BALIZA DEL CABEZO, BR-CARALLONES ER-LA NEGRA ER-CARALLONES BR-BALIZA DEL CABEZO ER-ARRIVAL (distance 7.7 nautical miles).
NUMBER 2
START-MARKET OF CABEZO, BR-CARALLONES BR-MARKET OF CABEZO BR-CARALLONES BR-ARRIVAL
(distance 9.3 nautical miles).
NUMBER 3
DEPARTURE-BALIZA DEL CABEZO, BR-CARALLONES BR-BALIZA DEL CABEZO BR-CARALLONES BR-BALIZA DEL CABEZO BR-ARRIVAL (distance 10.0 nautical miles)
A group of representatives from the Finistère Handisport Départemental Committee (France) and the Alto Minho Intermunicipal Community (Portugal) visited the Monte Real Yacht Club today to see first-hand our Adapted Sailing School for people with disabilities.
Their objective was to see how the school was born, what its objectives are and how we work, since, as they told us, we are a reference for them when it comes to bringing sailing closer to people with all kinds of disabilities.
During the meeting we had with them and the visit to the club, we told them how these 5 years of intense work have been to turn the school into what it is today, and we showed them what our facilities are like, deserving of recognition for the elimination of architectural barriers.
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· The fleet that competes in the AXA J80 Autumn League will try to open the championship after a blank first day due to lack of wind
· The regatta committee has prepared three batons for the monotypes that will be disputed in real time starting at three in the afternoon
· The competition organized by the Monte Real Club de Yates with the sponsorship of AXA Seguros will once again be held in the waters of the Bay of Baiona
Baiona, October 27, 2017.- Baiona hosts this Saturday the second day of the AXA J80 Autumn League, a competition organized by the Monte Real Club de Yates with the sponsorship of AXA Seguros and which takes place in a league format during the months of October and November.
After a blank first stage, in which the sailboats were unable to race due to lack of wind, the one-design fleet returns to the water this weekend with the intention of opening the championship and starting to design the winners’ podium.
The Regatta Committee, with Fernando Giraldo at the helm, will prepare a windward/leeward course for the fleet, with two tacks and two sterns, which the J80s must complete up to three times if the weather permits.
As of today, the forecasts indicate that the wind will blow with sufficient intensity to dispute the scheduled tests, so that the public will be able to enjoy sailing the sailboats again from three in the afternoon in the bay of Baiona.
The Okofen by Javier de la Gándara, the Namasté by Luis de Mira, the Luna Nueva by Juan Luis Tuero, the Miudo by Storax by Afonso Leite, the Pazo de Cea by María Campos or the Cansino by Fernando Yáñez will be some of the boats that We’ll see on the water.
The appointment will coincide with another of the events organized by Monte Real this weekend, the European nautical tourism congress Galicia Atlantic Destination , which brings together twenty nautical clubs and associations from all over Europe to discuss the current and future challenges of the sector.
· Representatives of nautical clubs and associations from all over Europe debated this Friday in Baiona on the situation and future challenges of the sector
· The participants agreed to point out the great potential of Galicia to attract visitors from the old continent and pointed out possible improvement actions
· The congress travels to the Arousa estuary tomorrow, Saturday, to take a tour of the estuary before returning to Baiona for its closing ceremony
Baiona, October 27, 2017.- The Parador Nacional de Baiona hosted this Friday the first day of the European nautical tourism congress Galicia, Atlantic Destination , in which representatives of twenty nautical clubs and associations from the old continent discuss the situation and future challenges of the sector.
In the inaugural session, which included several presentations, round tables and workshops, the attendees highlighted the improvements registered in the ports and marinas of Galicia over the last few years, and agreed to point out the great potential that the community has to attract visitors from all over Europe.
But not everything was praise, since some problems were also put on the table, mainly related to the language and air connections. The difficulties in reaching Galicia on direct flights from many of the countries of origin of possible transits and the fact that in some marinas the staff barely speak English were noted.
Other improvement actions that were presented at the congress have an impact on the need to implement complementary infrastructures and services for ports and marinas; and carry out a better dissemination of tourist proposals in order to reach the greatest number of people possible.
Europe in the spotlight
If the authorities in charge of opening the Galicia agreed on something, Atlantic Destination was the need to promote the great potential of Galicia’s nautical tourism throughout Europe, with the aim of turning it into a place of reference for sailors.
The director of Tourism of Galicia, Nava Castro, in charge of inaugurating the Galicia, Atlantic Destination , pointed to the old continent as one of the main markets with which Galicia has to work, since, as he assured, 8 out of 10 boats that navigate the Galician estuaries come from different European countries.
The president of Portos de Galicia, José Juan Durán, also influenced this idea, speaking of the loyalty of the traffic they receive from Europe as one of the objectives of his department. “Galicia – he said- has achieved that the nautical facilities receive a greater number of visitors each year, and the effort must now focus on more qualitative than quantitative aspects”.
On behalf of the Monte Real Yacht Club, which organizes the event in collaboration with Turismo de Galicia, Portos de Galicia and the Baiona city council, its president, José Luis Álvarez, intervened. In his speech he invited all the attendees to get to know the attractions of our coast, among which he highlighted the fact of having “navigable estuaries throughout the year, a strategic position for transits, and unparalleled people, culture and gastronomy”.
Mini-cruises through the estuaries and strategies for regional nautical development
The representatives of the twenty nautical clubs and associations from all over Europe that attend the Galicia, Atlantic Destination were able to learn first-hand about two of the proposals that seek to promote nautical tourism in Galicia: the mini-cruises through the estuaries and the European Ecodestin project.
The president of the Galician Association of Nautical Activities (Agan +), Manuel Soliño, was in charge of explaining the mini-cruises through the estuaries. They are a series of navigation itineraries that link various routes with sectors of tourist attraction such as culture, heritage or oenology. The offer includes six routes through the Galician estuaries by ferry-catamaran or sailboat, with tours of areas such as the Arousa estuary, the Atlantic Islands or the fishing villages of the Vigo estuary, among others.
The Ecodestín project, presented by the manager of Estratexia Plus, Antonio Monteagudo, follows the example of development of the fjords in Norway and seeks to make the territory more attractive by promoting and developing the cultural heritage linked to the estuaries, rivers and coast of the Galicia Euroregion – North of Portugal. With European funds, the ports will be able to increase their transit docking capacity, make them more accessible and reinforce them with technology.
The congress moves tomorrow to the Arousa estuary
After the opening day held this Friday at the Parador Nacional de Baiona, the Galicia, Atlantic Destination will travel to the Arousa area tomorrow for a tour of the estuary.
The visitors, from Germany, Belgium, Denmark, France, Ireland, the Netherlands, Portugal and the United Kingdom, will embark at the port of Cabo de Cruz, in Boiro, to sail to the island of Sálvora, included in the Maritime-Terrestrial Park of the Atlantic Islands of Galicia.
The islands of Noro and Rúa, the archipelago of Guidoiro, and the islands of Areoso and Arousa will be some of the other points that will be visited on the second and last day of the congress. A tourist train route through Vilanova de Arousa and a visit to the Valle Inclán House Museum will put an end to the meeting of European nautical clubs and associations.
· Representantes de más de 20 clubes y asociaciones náuticas europeas participarán en el congreso de turismo náutico europeo coorganizado por Turismo de Galicia, Portos de Galicia y el Monte Real Club de Yates
· En el encuentro se abordará la situación del sector náutico en la actualidad y el potencial de Galicia para atraer a un tipo de turista que en este 2017 le ha generado ya unos 2 millones de euros de negocio
· El Galicia, Atlantic Destination incluirá conferencias, charlas, mesas redondas y workshops el viernes 27 en el Parador de Baiona y un recorrido turístico por la ría de Arousa en la jornada del sábado 28
Baiona, 25 de octubre de 2017 .- Representantes de más de 20 clubes y asociaciones náuticas europeas participarán a partir de este viernes y hasta el domingo en Baiona en el Galicia, Atlantic Destination, un congreso que pretende dar a conocer el potencial de la comunidad gallega para atraer a este tipo de visitantes.
Organizado por Turismo de Galicia, Portos de Galicia y el Monte Real Club de Yates con la colaboración del ayuntamiento de Baiona, el evento incluirá conferencias, charlas, mesas redondas y workshops en el Parador Nacional de Baiona, y un recorrido turístico por distintos puntos de ría de Arousa.
El Galicia, Atlantic Destination es el primer congreso de turismo náutico europeo que se celebra en el país y en él se abordará la situación actual de un sector que ha registrado un importante crecimiento en los últimos años y que en este 2017 ya ha generado en Galicia un volumen de negocio de unos 2 millones de euros.
Así lo destacó esta mañana en la presentación del evento el presidente de Portos de Galicia, José Juan Durán, al poner sobre la mesa unos datos que revelan la importancia que este tipo de turismo tiene para Galicia. “En los últimos 5 años –dijo Durán- hemos pasado de 7.000 embarcaciones en tránsito en 2013, a las cerca de 9.000 que se han registrado ya en este 2017”.
El aumento, próximo al 30%, adquiere una mayor importancia al conocerse el volumen de negocio que genera, no sólo para los puertos de destino, sino también para el sector náutico auxiliar, hostelería, restauración y servicios. Las cifras, presentadas por el máximo responsable de los puertos gallegos, revelan que el gasto medio por pernocta se mueve entre los 200 y 500 euros. “Tenemos ante nosotros un potencial de mercado extraordinario que no queremos ni podemos dejar escapar”, concluyó Durán.
En esa misma idea incidió el presidente del Monte Real Club de Yates, José Luis Álvarez. Dijo que “impulsar el turismo náutico es un reto de futuro que hay que asumir para seguir avanzando en la generación de riqueza, empleo y bienestar”, y que ese fue el principal motivo por el que propusieron la idea del Galicia, Atlantic Destination. Destacó, además, el hecho de que el congreso se celebre en Baiona, líder en la recepción de tránsitos en Galicia.
La directora de Turismo de Galicia, Nava Castro, cualificó el evento como “una gran oportunidad para posicionar la comunidad gallega como referente europeo en turismo náutico”. En este sentido recordó la apuesta por alcanzar la excelencia por parte de los profesionales del sector náutico en Galicia, como así lo atestigua el hecho de que, de cada 10 instalaciones náutico-deportivas con la Q de Calidad que existen en España, 6 estén en Galicia.
En la presentación oficial del evento, celebrada esta mañana en el Monte Real Club de Yates, también participaron el alcalde y la concejala de turismo de Baiona, Ángel Rodal y Beatriz González; y el vicepresidente del Monte Real Club de Yates, Alejandro Retolaza.
El Galicia, Atlantic Destination dará comienzo el próximo viernes a las 10 de la mañana en el Parador Nacional de Baiona con la inauguración oficial del congreso por parte de las autoridades. Media hora más tarde se celebrará la primera mesa redonda, titulada “Galicia y el turismo náutico”; y a partir del mediodía se hablará de “Proyectos de desarrollo del turismo náutico”. Por la tarde será el turno de los workshops y sesiones de trabajo en grupo; y el sábado la actividad se desplazará hasta la ría de Arousa, donde está programado un recorrido turístico.
Alemania, Bélgica, Dinamarca, Francia, Irlanda, Países Bajos, Portugal y Reino Unido son algunos de los países de origen de los 22 clubes y asociaciones que participarán en el evento.
GALICIA, ATLANTIC DESTINATION is the first European nautical tourism congress to be held in the Galician autonomous community. It seeks to address the current and future challenges of nautical tourism, paying special attention to the situation in Galicia.
GALICIA, ATLANTIC DESTINATION is the first Summit focused on nautical tourism at European level that will be held in the Galician region. It will address the current situation and future trends of the nautical tourism paying special attention to the situation of this field in Galicia.
GALICIA, ATLANTIC DESTINATION is the first summit focused on nautical tourism at the European level that will be organized in the Galician region. The summit will be focused on the tableau current and future trends of tourisme nautique en veillant in particular to the situation of this sector in Galicia.
GALICIA, ATLANTIC DESTINATION is promoted by the Xunta de Galicia through the Galician Tourism Agency, Portos de Galicia and the Monte Real Yacht Club. Representatives of the main nautical clubs and associations in Europe, as well as journalists from different countries, will participate in the summit. The event will have the collaboration of the Concello de Baiona, the municipality that hosts it.
GALICIA, ATLANTIC DESTINATION is promoted by Xunta de Galicia thanks to the support of Agencia de Turismo de Galicia, Portos de Galicia and Monte Real Club de Yates. The summit will count on the participation of representatives of the most relevant yacht clubs and cruising associations in Europe, as well as specialized press officers coming from different countries. The event will be organized in collaboration with the city council of Baiona, a municipality that will host the Summit.
GALICIA, ATLANTIC DESTINATION is promoted by the Xunta de Galicia thanks to the support of the Agence de tourisme de la région galicienne, Portos de Galicia and Monte Real Club de Yates. The summit complies with the participation of representatives of the most relevant yacht clubs and the association of croisières d’Europe, as well as the press specialized in sales of different countries. The event will be organized in collaboration with the Mairie de Baiona, the municipality that opens the summit .
GALICIA, ATLANTIC DESTINATION will be held during the days of Friday 27, Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 October 2017.
GALICIA, ATLANTIC DESTINATION will be held on Friday the 27 th , on Saturday the 28 th and on Sunday the 29 th October.
GALICIA, ATLANTIC DESTINATION aura lieu le vendredi 27, samedi 28 et dimanche 29 octobre.
GALICIA, ATLANTIC DESTINATION will include the participation of a group of experts in nautical tourism and public representatives of the tourism areas who, with their participation in several round tables, will present the current situation of the sector and the tourist potential of Galicia to attract sailors from all over Europe. Specialized journalists from different parts of Spain and Europe will also be present.
GALICIA, ATLANTIC DESTINATION will count on the participation of a panel of experts on nautical tourism and representatives of the public Administration in the tourism field. The experts will share, during the development of different round-table discussions, relevant content on the current situation of the nautical tourism and tourism potential of Galicia addressed to attract sailors from all Europe. In addition, specialized journalists from different locations in Spain and Europe will attend the event.
GALICIA, ATLANTIC DESTINATION welcomes the participation of a panel of experts and representatives of the Public Administration in the tourism department, which is partageront, pendant le développement de différentes tables rondes, du pertinent content sur le current context du tourisme nautique et les Galice tourism potentialities directed to the attraction of navigateurs de toute l’Europe. Également, professionnels de la presse de différents lieux de l’Espagne et de l’Europe participated in the event.
With 1,700 kilometers of coastline, Galicia is a maritime community par excellence, a port of passage and a stopover point for a large number of vessels that travel to the Mediterranean each year from northern Europe. With 72 coastal municipalities, some of the most important ports in Spain, hundreds of navigable kilometers and locations of special interest for maritime activities, Galicia acquires a strategic position to attract a large percentage of European nautical tourism.
With 1,700 km of coastline, Galicia has a privileged maritime location that offers several transitory ports and scale points to a high number of sailing boats that, each year, travel to the Mediterranean coming from the north of Europe. Galicia has 72 coastal municipalities, among which, there are some of the most important ports in Spain. With hundreds of kilometers suitable for navigation and locations of special interest for the maritime activities, Galicia has acquired a strategic position to attract a high percentage of the European nautical tourism.
Grâce aux 1,700 km from the coast, Galicia is a privileged lieu that offers different ports of transit and points of call to a high name of embarkations that, chaque année, voyagent vers la mer Méditerranée en venant du nord de l’Europe. Galice to 72 municipalities that include certains of the most important ports of Spain. With the centaines de kilomètres appropriées à la navigation et localités d’intérêt spécial pour les activités maritimes, Galice a gagné une strategic position pour attirer à un elevée pourcentage du tourisme nautique Europeen.
GALICIA, ATLANTIC DESTINATION will be attended by representatives of the main clubs and nautical associations in Europe, whose sailors account for 78 percent of the ships that transit the Galician coast each year. Journalists from the different invited countries will also be present.
GALICIA, ATLANTIC DESTINATION will be attended by representatives of the most significant yacht clubs and cruising associations of Europe that represent the 78% of the sailing boats that transit each year along the Galician coast. Journalists coming from the invited countries will attend the event.
GALICIA, ATLANTIC DESTINATION will be integrated by the representatives of the most relevant yacht clubs and associations of croisières that constitute 78% of the boats that travel by the coast of Galicia. Different journalists in venant des pays invited were present at the event.
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