Asier Zurinaga, patron of Bermeo, has stated that the 3-second penaltyimposed by the judges on Bou Bizkaiaon the first day of the Flag of La Concha was "unfair and excessive", ruling that the Donostiarra boat was hit at the finish line.
Salsamendi thus leaves the Bermeo club at the end of the season, that is, the second day of the Flag of La Concha and, in the Eusko Label League, the races of Bermeo and Portugalete.
In the second round of the first day of theFlag of La Concha, Bermeo has been ranked ahead of Hondarribia for very little. However, Bou Bizkaiahas performed a strange maneuver in the final stretch and, once in the finish line, has collided with Ama Guadalupekoa, so the judges have imposed a penalty of 3 seconds on the Biscayans.
The San Nikolas , after winning the first batch, has overtaken the Donostiarra in three seconds. Torrekua II has not made things easy for the oriotarras in the regatta. Zierbena has won the second batch and will complete the batch of honor alongside Hondarribia on the second day of the Flag of La Concha. Bermeo, with three seconds of punishment, has finished fifth.
The Mirotz took the victory on Sunday with great authority on the second day of the Ikurriña de Zarautz and re-validated the first place achieved on Saturday. Gorka Aranberri won the 100th flag in Liga, while Getaria, Lekittarra and Hondarribia were ranked in the second day behind Orio, three teams that played in the second round.
After finishing ahead of Zierbena and Bermeo, the St. Nicholas won the thirteenth summer flag on day two.
In addition, Oier Guena and Asier Ruiz de Alegría have made their debut this season at the top. As have shown that they have benefited from quota conditions. Bilbo, Castro and Getxo flags have been waved so far.
The rower, who had to repair his tosta in Castro's regatta, has acknowledged that there were moments of "great nervousness" and "great responsibility."
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.
Bizkainos boats watch the regatta won by Bermeo on the fourth day of the Euskotren League from the mini-chamber
Bermeo's rower, Mikel Calleja, shared the sensations of today's Castro regatta after winning the CaixaBank flag ahead of Orio.
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.
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.
The last shovels of the unexpected winners of the Bilbao Flag, seen from the mini-chamber.
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.
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.
On the first day of the Eusko Label League played in Madrid, Asier Zurinaga of Bermeo did not take the stacha in his hand when they left, a violation that has led to Bermeo being punished with 10 seconds, although the team still retains fourth place.
Salsamendi thus leaves the Bermeo club at the end of the season, that is, the second day of the Flag of La Concha and, in the Eusko Label League, the races of Bermeo and Portugalete.
In addition, Oier Guena and Asier Ruiz de Alegría have made their debut this season at the top. As have shown that they have benefited from quota conditions. Bilbo, Castro and Getxo flags have been waved so far.
The rower, who had to repair his tosta in Castro's regatta, has acknowledged that there were moments of "great nervousness" and "great responsibility."
Bizkainos boats watch the regatta won by Bermeo on the fourth day of the Euskotren League from the mini-chamber
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.
The last shovels of the unexpected winners of the Bilbao Flag, seen from the mini-chamber.
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.
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.
On the first day of the Eusko Label League played in Madrid, Asier Zurinaga of Bermeo did not take the stacha in his hand when they left, a violation that has led to Bermeo being punished with 10 seconds, although the team still retains fourth place.
