The Wing Foil Spain Series arrives at Club Nàutic S'Arenal for the third consecutive year.

After a spectacular start of the season in Ibiza, the Wing Foil Spain Series does not leave the Balearic Islands yet and arrives to Mallorca to dispute the second round of the national circuit of wing foil race next July 15th and 16th.

The secluded ‘cala’ of Es Caló de Sant Antoni will once again host the wing foils fleet in what will be the third consecutive year of competition in these waters. Thanks to the unconditional support of the Club Nàutic S'Arenal, the sailors, both from the Balearic Islands and from the peninsula, will be able to enjoy practicing their favorite sport in the unbeatable waters of the bay of Palma. A sport, which is becoming more and more fashionable among the followers of sea sports.

The Club Nàutic S'Arenal has always been committed to this sport since the beginning of the circuit, and this is demonstrated by the statements of the club's manager, Ferran Muniesa: "As always for us it is a pleasure to be in this circuit, which we have been doing for a few years now. We are lucky that in Es Caló we have a lot of people who practice wing foil and other sports such as windsurfing and paddle surfing, so we consider it a perfect place for the competition. Hopefully there will be good weather, which it looks like there will be, and people will be able to enjoy a good weekend of competition."

The wind forecast is for light intensity, between 10 and 12 knots with occasional gusts of 15 to 17 knots, therefore, if this forecast is maintained and fulfilled, it will test the technical and strategic skills of the participants on the race course.

The Italian Julian Lopez, based in Mallorca, must master the Mallorcan embat to perfection to maintain the lead in the overall standings and prevent the also Mallorcan, Miguel Angel Llodra snatch the provisional crown, as Llodrá is currently in second place overall just 3.2 points behind Lopez.

After the days of competition, the sailors will be able to rest and refresh themselves at the Es Caló Surf School & Drinks beach bar and recharge their batteries with typical products of Mallorcan gastronomy such as coca salada de trampó or the famous Mallorcan ensaimada.