The first day of the Mallorca Sailing Center Regatta was filled with three partials for the fleets of Nacra 17, 49er and 49erFX, and two for the rest of the classes. Paula Barceló and María Cantero hold the third position in 49erFX, the best provisional result among the Spanish delegation. The test brings together more than 300 Olympic class ships in Palma Bay until Sunday (Photo Bernardi Bibiloni)

The fleet of ILCA 6, the largest of this edition, divided into two groups to the 103 ships participating. In addition to the two partials of the day, he leads the Irish Eve McMahon by a sixth and a second place, followed by a six-point tie starring the Polish Agata Barwinska and the Italian Carolina Albano.

In ILCA 7, Dimitri Peroni was the only one who remained at the top ten in the two disputed tests, allowing him to return to the ground with the best card among the 67 ships that released his locker today. The Italian is leader with ten points and no less than 13 of advantage over the Israeli Reem Pulci and the German Justin Barth.

The Nacra 17 fleet also has a prominent team: the one made up of the Argentines Mateo Majdalani and Eugenia Bosco, who scored a first, a second and a third to lead the Dutch Offerman / Houtman by four points and eight to the Austrians Farese / Zöchling (Photo Bernardí Bibiloni).

With three tests disputed in each of the two groups where the fleet is divided from no less than 68 49er teams, the equality is maximum. The Poles Dominik Buksak and Mateusz Gwozdz (11 + 2 + 3) lead by the minimum to the Hungarians Kis-Szöllgyémi / De Jonghe (5 + 11 + 1) and beat by only two points to the Danes Rask / Precht (2 + 1 + 15). Also with three tests in their two groups, the girls of 49erFX returned with the duties done. With seven points lead the Hongkonese Emily Grace Polson and Tiffany Mak, tied with the Czech Burska / Tkadeová and only one point ahead of Paula Barceló and María Cantero.

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