The CN Arenal sailor, Lucas Montoya, overall champion of the Sailing Week - Duran Trophy

More than 250 boats have participated during four days in the Sailing Week - DURAN Trophy organized by the Club Náutico Cala Gamba.

The fourth and last day of the Sailing Week - DURAN Trophy was dominated by dinghy sailing with the ILCA class and the traditional Vela Latina. More than 90 boats on the water, which added to the almost two hundred Optimists of the first weekend, closed a great edition of this regatta organized by the Club Náutico Cala Gamba. The overall winner of the Sailing Week was the Optimist champion Lucas Montoya, from the CN S'Arenal. In the classification by clubs, which has counted the Optimist and ILCA scores, Cala Gamba has won.

In the second weekend of the Setmana de Vela - Trofeu DURAN, the level in the ILCA 6 competition was very high.  Proof of this was the absolute victory of two-time world champion Marga Perelló, from Club Nàutic Sa Ràpita, who won three of the six races sailed. Cala Gamba has placed second and first among the boys, Sebastián Orduña. Third overall was Fernando Cosmelli, from CMSAP-Can Pastilla.

The competition in ILCA 4 has closed with a great performance of the sailors of the local club with absolute victory for Llucía Salas and second absolute place, first male and sub16 champion for Marc Femenías. The best sub18 was Juan Bennàssar, from the RCN Palma, third overall. The best sub16 female sailor was Gabriela Morell, also from the RCNP.

The maritime heritage also entered this second weekend in competition in the Setmana de Vela thanks to the regattas of Vela Latina, one per day, which are divided into five classes. A boat from Portocolom, Toni Antich's "Nicator", won for the first time in a long time over the locals from Cala Gamba in the Regatta class, the class with the most participants. Pere Reus' "Tinita" disputed the victory over "Nicator" until the very last moment. They tied on points, but the partial victory gave the victory to the one from Portocolom.

The "Paquita B", with Joan Gelabert at the helm won in Classic Lateen Sailing. Joan Ecker's "San Antonio de Padua" beat Toni Jover's "Savanna" in their private duel in the Classic Llaüts. "Boeres", of the Fundación Madre Mar, was the winner in the Classic - Open Llaüts.

In the open class, out of competition, Joan Ribas' "Ferreret", which celebrates its first century of life, played a special role. The first to cross the finish line was "El Único", owned by the Amengual family.