Candle | SAILGP New Zealand wins Juan Sebastian Elkano Trophy in Cadiz

Speed, emotion and quality navigation. SailGP is already on Cádiz and has a category preview this Friday afternoon Juan Sebastian Elkano Trophy. Spain, the United States and New Zealand have challenged each other on the same regatta ground, where the SailGP Grand Prix of Spain begins this Saturday, in front of the Paseo de Santa Bárbara. The winner is New Zealand. The boat, led by Peter Burling, did not offer its rivals a choice. The United States is second and Spain is third. This trophy, in addition, a luxury spectator, King Philip VI, was responsible for presenting the award to New Zealand as the winner.

The F50 Victoria, despite its third place, received great impressions and, in addition, helped to see Jordi Xammer made his debut as a driver. The Olympic medalist, along with Andrea Emon, Florian Trittel, Diego Bodin, John Cardona and Joel Rodriguez, confirmed he was on the verge of becoming the official captain during the SailGP trials. “I’m so excited to be able to do this with a group of friends who started the Red Bull Youth America Cup in Cadiz and Bermuda. Recently I was watching Spittle and Duke from home and today I was able to face them. It’s a dream come true. I found it very easy when commenting on SailGP on TV, but the truth is that This is impressiveExmar said when he got to the jetty.

The Juan Sebastian Elkano Trophy makes you hungry for what you are going to experience in Cádiz this weekend. In this case, New Zealand, the United States and Spain have all paid tribute to the sailor from Kedah, who completed his 500th anniversary by sailing around the world for the first time. This event is included in the activities of the V Centennial Festival and is carried out throughout the year. Representatives of the Union of the three continents of Spain, the United States and New Zealand – Europe, the United States and Oceania – passed through the first voyage around the planet, departing from Seville and ending at San Lucar de Barmada (Cadiz).