Eusko Label League
Asier Irureta, 202 consecutive regatta with Ondarroa
Asier Irureta has made 202 consecutive races in the Ondarroa trainer, they have started the season perfectly, they are rowing in the second round and they are eighth in the ranking with San Juan ahead at two points.
Mikel Ojeda, Urdaibai rosemary: "Thank God I got the toast right, it was a tough time."
The rower, who had to repair his tosta in Castro's regatta, has acknowledged that there were moments of "great nervousness" and "great responsibility."
What happened in Castro, in Saturday's regatta, and why?
With Ibon Gaztañazpi on the set of EITB's Sports program, we discussed what happened on Saturday at the Eusko Label League regatta in Castro.
Orio's regatta at the Camping Orio flag, seen from the mini-chamber
Oriotarra boats on the fifth day of the Eusko Label League The regatta won by the boat of Gorka Aranberri, seen from the mini-chamber on board.
Gorka Aranberri: "What I didn't enjoy yesterday I enjoyed today"
Gorka Aranberri, patron saint of Orio, has shared the experiences of today's Camping Orio regatta, the fastest at home after failing to reach its highest level in Castro. Aranberri has said that blows like Saturday's are "necessary" for the sport to be better and for her trainer to be more competitive.
Orio shows at home and the Donostiarra claims responsibility
Bermeo's regatta at the Caixabank Flag, seen from the minicamara
Bizkainos boats watch the regatta won by Bermeo on the fourth day of the Euskotren League from the mini-chamber
Mikel Calleja: "It's been the wrong day"
Bermeo's rower, Mikel Calleja, shared the sensations of today's Castro regatta after winning the CaixaBank flag ahead of Orio.
The Donostiarra took the beacon ahead in the second ciaboga!
The Donostiarra has had problems in the second long ciaboga. The skipper Arkaitz Diaz has put his trainer over a wave and then they have not been able to get the ciaboga right.
Bermeo orders Castro's crazy regatta
Jon Larrañaga: The idea is always to walk up, but you have to have your feet on the ground
Getaria is in his fourth year in the Eusko Label League. He is making a great start to the season and will be in the honor batch on Saturday. Jon Larrañaga has stated that they train to be in the top positions and that although that is desirable, with Orio involved you have to have your feet on the ground.
Jon Salsamendi: "We take Saturday's victory as a well-deserved gift"
We interviewed Jon Salsamendi, coach of Bermeo Urdaibai, recently awarded the Bilbao Flag, who took the victory as a gift, but without losing the North, to stabilize in the honor batch and enter the flag competition.
Orio returns to the path of victory in Zierbena
The San Nikolas , second on Saturday in Bilbao, won its second win of the season at the XLIII Petronor Flag. Getaria was second after rowing in the second batch, five seconds away, and Bermeo third, 13 seconds away.
Aranberri: "We came out like a wounded boar"
Gorka Aranberri, patron saint of Orio, has admitted that the impact on the Bilbao Flag has served them well to leave Zierbena as a "wounded boar" and take over the regatta.
Orio's last yards at the Petronor Flag, seen from inside the ship
Orio won his second win on the third day of the Eusko Label League by winning the Petronor Flag in Zierbena. These are the last few meters of the regatta, seen from the mini-chamber on board.
Bermeo's final meters at the Bilbao Flag
The last shovels of the unexpected winners of the Bilbao Flag, seen from the mini-chamber.
Asier Zurinaga: "Today was spectacular"
Bermeo's boss has been delighted and has dedicated to his mother the unexpected victory of the Bou Bizkaia. The Biscayans have outperformed Orio's top favorites in four seconds.
Peio López (Zierbena): "Orio is a favorite, but I don't think they're invincible."
Zierbena's rosemary has been satisfied with the second place won by the Galicians on the first day of the League. The Guipuzcoans are the great favorites and the Biscayan trainer is ready to make things as difficult as possible.
Igor Makazaga: "We have started the season better than expected, but we have things to correct"
We met with Igor Makazaga, the coach of the Donostiarra, to discuss the sensations after the start of the season. Although they have started better than expected, he said they have to correct some of the things about the plan they have and face the challenge that Orio's "desire to win everything."
Zurinaga, on what happened with the stacha: "Fortunately it will remain a non-essential issue"
Urdaibai's boss has admitted that it was a "serious and unforgivable mistake," as the Bermudians were punished with 10 seconds for going out on Sunday without taking a stacha. "Imagine if victory had been won, we couldn't have waved the flag, a real drama," he added.