After the dispute of the fifth and penultimate day of the 55 Trophy Princess Sofia Mallorca by Fergus Hotels were defined the ten best teams of each class that will fight for the medals in the late Saturday. Two Spanish crews will go out in the water as leaders and seek to finish their performance in the last day: Jordi Xammar and Marta Cardona in 470 Mixed and Paula Barceló and María Cantero in 49erFX (Photo Sailing Energy)

Of the most tight will be the outcome of the 49erFX class. After three more tests, and they go 14, the Spanish Paula Barceló and María Cantero do not leave the first square and retain the point of advantage they already had yesterday over the Canadians Georgia and Antonia Lewin-Lafrance.

The first two crews of the 470 Mixed class make a difference and, after this penultimate day, distance in almost 20 points from the rest of the fleet, but the new format of the test competition in the Mallorcan waters will reduce this advantage to 9 points to maintain the emotion until the last moment. The Spanish Jordi Xammar and Marta Cardona, followed by the British Martin Wrigley and Bettine Harris, the current champions of the world and of Europe, are held for the third consecutive day.

The 101 ships of 49er have Americans Nevin Snow and Ian MacDiarmid as new leaders after the dispute of three new tests. The Germans Richard Schultheis and Fabian Rieger also ascended a square and placed seconds, ahead of the Chinese Xin Wang and Tianyu Qi.

After the dispute of three new tests, the Australian Matt Wearn did not release the lead of ILCA 7. The British Michael Beckett, the Sofia champion up to four times, placed second to try tomorrow to get his fifth consecutive victory in the great Majorcan race.

Without haste, but without pause, the British Daisy Collinridge, bronze in Palma last year, came to lack a day to the provisional leadership of ILCA 6. However, the Irish Eve McMahon did not lose mam in her attempt to return to the highest and was placed second. The American Charlotte Rose gave the bell in a fleet of 143 ships and entered her name on the provisional podium in the absence of the final end of tomorrow.

In Nacra 17, the Swedes Emil Järudd and Hanna Jonsson: 3-2-1 were their partials of the day, consolidating their position at the head of the classification. From behind, the general was greatly agitated. The Swedes Ida Svensson and Marcus Dackhammar go up from the fourth to the second square, taking advantage of the stumbling blocks of their direct rivals.

The iQFOiL Men class and its 119 windsurfers today fought five tests, after which American Noah Lyons maintained the position of head. It was a very consistent day for French Nicolas Goyard, which allowed him to climb to the second square. Close the provisional podium the Danish Johan Soe. In iQFOiL Women, Polish Anastasiya Valkevich was unable to keep up in today's five sleeves and lost the lead in favour of Israeli Tamar Steinberg. The Italian Marta Maggetti also improved a square and took up the second interim drawer, while the Norwegian Maya Gysler was placed third.

The penultimate day of competition was, for the first time since the beginning of the race, a change of leadership in Formula Kite Men. The current champion of the Trophy Princess Sofia Mallorca by Fergus Hotels, the Singaporean Max Maeder, raided the lead after signing a very solid performance with two first, a second and a tenth, surpassing the Italian Riccardo Pianosi, who gives in the first place with a partial of 2-6-2-8 on this Good Friday.

The Kite Women Formula again completed four tests, after which the provisional podium remains unchanged between the 31 riders in liza. The Dutch Jessie Kampman continues to be intrepable and remarks the pace of the fleet by running with three new partial victories and a quarter, results that further expand its advantage over the rest of the fleet.

On the day of Good Friday, Palma Bay offered its best conditions in this 55 edition of the great Majorcan race, the first stop of the Sailing Grand Slam, the circuit that brings together the best competitions in the Olympic sailing world. The Embat, the island's traditional thermal wind, went true to its meeting with the nearly 900 ships and more than 1,100 regatists from 62 participating countries, and allowed to complete an intense test program from noon (Photo Sailing Energy)

With the classifications defined after this penultimate day, the Princess Sofia Mallorca Trophy by Fergus Hotels will face tomorrow its last day with the finals, in which the podiums will be decided in each of the ten Olympic classes. In boat classes, the first ten will fight a direct end of two sleeves, while in table disciplines the system will be eliminated, with quarter end, semi-final and final. The trophy delivery will be held at 8: 00 in the afternoon at Ses Voltes.