The Rowing Friends are still a boss
The boat Lugañene has won a new victory in the Euskotren League, in the regatta played in Redondela, Galicia, after winning the Ametsa Obras Flag.
Arraun Lagunak remains firm in the leadership of the Euskotren League. The Donostiarra trainer was the fastest in the regatta played in Redondela, Galicia, and won the Ametsa Obras Flag, with a timeof10 minutes and 53 seconds, followed by the Olosalde T and San Juan, second and third, five and nine seconds respectively.
The races being played this weekend in Galicia were key to how the summer could go, and Arraun Lagunakhas made it clear that he will not give up on his goal of re-dominating the Euskotren League for a single day. Today's haggling camp was new to the Euskotren League boats, although the field is widely used in the Galician lower categories.
In this context, the batch of honor has left little room for surprise. Arraun Lagunak has dominated from beginning to end. Until the ciaboga San Juan has endured well the rhythm of theLugañene . However, after the turn, the Batelers have lost their bellows and in the end Tolosaldea has taken second place. Oriohas not found his best sensations and has soon moved away.
In the first round, on the other hand, Shipyardhas not had much trouble taking its head in the first few meters and keeping it until the end of the regatta.
Hibaika has finished second, but after a bad start to the season he has not been able to leave far behind a Donostiarra who has hit the key and comes in a clear upward dynamic.
As for the overall ranking, Donostia Arraun Lagunakcontinues to consolidate his first position and, with 48 points, already leads 12 to Tolosaldeawith 36. The third place is for San Juanwith 31. With today's results, he opens a 6-point gap over Orio and Astillero(25). Below, DonostiarraK cuts another point to Zumaiaand is placed at two points.
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