orio has conquered this Sunday the third Flag of La Concha of its history, in 15th edition of the women’s regatta. The Oriotarras have begun to row with 2.16 seconds ahead of Arraun Lagunak, a difference that they have managed to maintain and even increase on the second day. In fact, the yellows have also prevailed on the second day ahead of the Luganenedespite the fact that the distance that has separated amber boats this Sunday has barely been 14 hundredths.
Those patronized by nadeth aguirre, who have paddled down lane one, have not taken long to take the bow of the regatta. Thus, by the time they reached the halfway point of the first pitch they had a 3-second advantage over the Donostiarra and 4 on Arraun Lagunak, its direct rival. In the ciaboga the margin had increased, since after maneuvering with a time of 5:11, and his rivals have done so 5 and 6 seconds behind.
However, in the long return, the members of the Luganene (on Calle 3), directed by Andrea Astudillohave turned the tables and reduced the disadvantage with orio to a single second. They have even managed to catch up in the final stretch, giving a special emotion to the regatta. However, in the final shovels the Saint Nikolas It has remained firm and has been able to prevail also on the second day, despite the fact that the final distance between the two has been negligible: orio 10:36.80; Arraun Lagunak 10:36.94.
As for the consolation batch, Tolosaldea He has made an extraordinary regatta and has prevailed with total authority ahead of the other three trawlers (10: 45.00). The trawler led by Maialen Amundarain has advanced in 13 seconds to the second classified, hibaika (11:58.50). Then came the Galician boats from Cape (11:02.94) and Chapela (11:06.56), with 17 and 21 seconds delay, respectively.
The work of those of Tolosaldea has been so outstanding that he has set the third fastest time of the 2nd day, which has allowed them to rise to fourth place in the general, beating Hondarribia.
Source: Eitb
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