SWE 10065 'Bonita Blanca' during the inaugural X-Yachts Spanish Gold Cup - photo © Oriold Esteve / www.photonautic.com
The climate helps, with guaranteed warmth in June, and an extraordinarily reliable breeze. Of course there are off days – we all know the phrase ‘it’s never normally like this’ – but the Spanish Gold Cup didn’t hear that uttered once.
Yachts turned up from far and wide, with sailors representing Spain, Germany, The Netherlands, Denmark, Switzerland, Sweden, Austria, Italy, Norway, Hong Kong, China, Canada and Belgium.
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