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Calendario Vela Ligera-2017 REAL FEDERACIÓN ESPAÑOLA DE VELA PROVISIONAL PENDIENTE DE APROBACIÓN POR LA ASAMBLEA CALENDARIO DE REGATAS DE VELA LIGERA 2017 CAMPEONATOS DE ESPAÑA VELA LIGERA 2017 CLASES OLÍMPICAS CLASES Clase Categoría Organizador Lugar Fechas 49er M/F Club de Vela Palamós/Club Náutic Costa Brava Palamós (Girona) 17/12/17 - 21/12/17 FINN Club Náutico de Motril Motril (Andalucia) 2ª quincena agosto 470 M/F VELA OLÍMPICA COMUNIDAD VALENCIANA RCR Alicante 07/03/17 - 12/03/17 OLÍMPICAS Laser Standard Real Club Náutico de Torrevieja Torrevieja (Alicante) 09/03/17 - 12/03/17 RS:X Federación Andaluza de Vela C.E.T.D.V. "Bahía de Cádiz" 24/02/17 - 28/02/17 Laser Radial (W) Federación Andaluza de Vela C.E.T.D.V. "Bahía de Cádiz" 24/02/17 - 28/02/17 Nacra 17 Trofeo Princesa Sofía Palma de Mallorca 26/03/17 - 01/04/17 VELA PARALÍMPICA & VELA ADAPTADA CLASES Clase Categoría Organizador Lugar Fechas HANSA 303 Club de Mar Almería Almería sep-17 VELA ADAPTADA 2.4mR Absoluta Club Nautico Pto Sherry Pto. Sherry 24/02/17-28/02/17 CLASES PREOLÍMPICAS CLASES Clase Categoría Organizador Lugar Fechas 29er Absoluta Club Náutico Santa Eulalia Sta. Eulalia (Ibiza) abr-17 Absoluta 420 Real Club Náutico de Vigo Vigo (Pontevedra) 09/04/17 - 15/04/17 Por Equipos FFAA VELA LIGERA Láser 4.7 Sub 16/18 Club Nàutic Cambrils Cambrils (Tarragona) 06/12/17 -10/12/17 Láser Radial Absoluta Sub 19/21 Federación Andaluza de Vela C.E.T.D.V. "Bahía de Cádiz" 24/02/17 - 28/02/17 Techno 293 Sub 15/Sub 17 Federación Andaluza de Vela C.E.T.D.V. "Bahía de Cádiz" 07/09/16 - 10/09/16 RS:X Sub 19 - Sub 21 Federación Andaluza de Vela C.E.T.D.V. "Bahía de Cádiz" 07/09/16 - 10/09/16 JGD/ca Página 1 - Campeonatos de España 20/10/16 REAL FEDERACIÓN ESPAÑOLA DE VELA PROVISIONAL PENDIENTE DE APROBACIÓN POR LA ASAMBLEA CALENDARIO DE REGATAS DE VELA LIGERA 2017 CAMPEONATOS DE ESPAÑA VELA LIGERA 2017 CLASES INFANTILES CLASES Clase Categoría Organizador Lugar Fechas INFANTILES Optimist Sub 13 - Sub 15 Real Club Náutico Puerto Pollença Puerto Pollença (Mallorca) 25/06/17 - 01/07/17 Equipos de Clubes en Real Club Náutica de Sanxenxo Sanxenxo (Pontevedra) 31/08/17 -03/09/17 Optimist CLASES NACIONALES CLASES Clase Categoría Organizador Lugar Fechas Vela Radio Control Absoluto Club de Mar Almería Almería 28/04/16 - 01/05/16 Abs. Juv. Fem. Real Club Marítimo de Santander Santander (Cantabria) 31/08/17 - 03/09/17 Snipe San Martín de Valdeiglesias Master Real Club Náutico de Madrid 02/06/17 - 04/06/17 (Madrid) VELA LIGERA Catamaranes Absoluto Club Náutico Puerto Sherry Puerto Sherry (Cádiz) 07/09/16 - 10/09/16 Laser Master Master Club Marítimo San Antonio de la Playa Mallorca A determinar (Standard y Radial) Vaurien Absoluta FederaciónGallega de Vela Villagarcía (Pontevedra) 11/10/17 - 15/10/17 Patín Absoluta CAND Chipiona Chipiona (Cádiz) 30/08/17 - 02/09/17 Raceboard Absoluta Federación Andaluza de Vela C.E.T.D.V. "Bahía de Cádiz" 07/09/16 - 10/09/16 WINDSURFING Fórmula Windsurfing Federación Andaluza de Vela C.E.T.D.V. "Bahía de Cádiz" 07/09/16 - 10/09/16 Absoluta Cto. Esp. Por Estación Náutica Mar Menor Los Alcázares (Murcia) 13/10/17 - 15/10/17 Autonomías - FW CLASE DE INTERÉS CLASES Clase Categoría Organizador Lugar Fechas KITE Kiteboarding Freestyle Club La Ballena Alegre San Peré Pescador 26/06/17 - 28/06/17 L'EQUIPE Juvenil Sin información del secretario desde el 20/09/16 VELA LIGERA Europa Absoluto Club Marítimo de Benalmádena Benalmádena (Málaga) 07/09/17 - 10/09/17 JGD/ca Página 2 - Campeonatos de España 20/10/16 REAL FEDERACIÓN ESPAÑOLA DE VELA PROVISIONAL PENDIENTE DE APROBACIÓN POR LA ASAMBLEA CALENDARIO DE REGATAS DE VELA LIGERA 2017 COPAS DE ESPAÑA VELA LIGERA 2017 CLASES OLÍMPICAS CLASES Clase Categoría Organizador Lugar Fechas 49er M/F Absoluto, sub 24 Trofeo Princesa Sofía Palma de Mallorca 26/03/17 - 01/04/17 FINN Absoluto, sub24 Club Náutico Entrepeñas Entrepeñas (Guadalajara) 29/04/17 - 01/05/17 470 M/F Absoluto, sub 24 Club de Vela Palamós Palamós (Girona) 17/12/17 - 22/12/17 OLÍMPICAS Laser Standard Absoluto,sub21 Federación Andaluza de Vela C.E.T.D.V. "Bahía de Cádiz" 01/11/17 - 05/11/17 RS:X Absoluto Sub 19-21 Real Club de Regatas Alicante Alicante 09/03/17 - 12/03/17 Laser Radial (W) Abs, sub19, sub21 Club Náutico Arenal Mallorca 01/11/17 - 05/11/17 Nacra 17 Absoluto Club de Vela Palamós Palamós (Girona) 16/12/17 - 22/12/17 VELA PARALÍMPICA & VELA ADAPTADA CLASES Clase Categoría Organizador Lugar Fechas HANSA 303 Sin información, ni peticiones VELA PARALÍMPICA & VELA ADAPTADA 2.4mR Club de Mar Almeria Almeria sep-17 CLASES PREOLÍMPICAS CLASES Clase Categoría Organizador Lugar Fechas 29er Absoluta Real Club Marítimo de Santander Santander (Cantabria) 31/08/17 - 03/09/17 Absoluta 420 Federación Andaluza de Vela C.E.T.D.V. "Bahía de Cádiz" 01/11/17 - 05/11/17 juvenil y femenino VELA LIGERA Láser 4.7 Sub 16/18 Club Náutico Puerto Colón Puerto Colón (Mallorca) 28/04/17 -01/05/17 Láser Radial Absoluto Sub 21/ 19 Club Náutico Arenal Palma de Mallorca 01/11/17 - 05/11/17 Techno 293 Sub 15/Sub 17 Real Club Regatas Alicante Alicante 09/03/17 - 12/03/17 RS:X Sub 19 - Sub 21 Real Club de Regatas Alicante Alicante 09/03/17 - 12/03/17 JGD/CA Página 3 - Copas de España 20/10/16 REAL FEDERACIÓN ESPAÑOLA DE VELA PROVISIONAL PENDIENTE DE APROBACIÓN POR LA ASAMBLEA CALENDARIO DE REGATAS DE VELA LIGERA 2017 COPAS DE ESPAÑA VELA LIGERA 2017 CLASES INFANTILES CLASES Clase Categoría Organizador Lugar Fechas INFANTILES Optimist Sub 13 - Sub 15 Club Náutico Altea Altea (Alicante) 13/04/17 - 16/04/17 CLASES NACIONALES CLASES Clase Categoría Organizador Lugar Fechas Vela Radio Control Snipe Abs. Juv. Fem. Real Club Mediterráneo de Málaga Málaga 28/04/17 - 01/05/17 Catamaranes Absoluto CR Pobla Marina Puebla de Fanals (Valencia) 26/05/17 - 28/05/17 VELA LIGERA Laser Master Master Club Marítimo San Antonio de la Playa Mallorca A determinar (Standard y Radial) Vaurien Abs. Juv. Fem. Federación de Vela Castilla y León Embalse de Barrios Luna 28/04/17 - 01/05/17 Patín Absoluta G.E.N de Roses Roses (Gerona) 12/10/17 - 15/10/17 Raceboard Absoluta Real Club Regatas Alicante Alicante 09/03/17 - 12/03/17 WINDSURFING Real Club Regatas Alicante Alicante 09/03/17 - 12/03/17 Fórmula Windsurfing Abs. Fem. J, M, GM. V. Club Náutico Ares Ares (Pontevedra) 28/07/17 - 30/07/17 CLASES DE INTERÉS CLASES Clase Categoría Organizador Lugar Fechas KITE Kiteboarding Freestyle L'EQUIPE Juvenil Pendiente de confirmar el Club Murcia 08/04/17 - 10/04/17 VELA LIGERA Europa Absoluto Real Club Nautico de Torrevieja Torrevieja (Alicante) 13/04/17 - 16/04/17 Flyng Dutchman Absoluto Club Náutico Altéa Altéa (Alicante) 16/03/17 - 18/03/17 VELA LIGERA San Martín de Valdeigesias Soling Absoluto Real Club Náutico de Madrid 05/05/17 - 07/05/17 (Madrid) JGD/CA Página 4 - Copas de España 20/10/16 REAL FEDERACIÓN ESPAÑOLA DE VELA PROVISIONAL PENDIENTE DE APROBACIÓN POR LA ASAMBLEA CALENDARIO DE REGATAS DE VELA LIGERA 2017 CIRCUITOS DE ESPAÑA VELA LIGERA 2017 CIRCUITO COEV 2017 - VELA OLIMPICA Clase Organizador Lugar Fechas Semana Olímpica Canaria RCN de Gran Canaria 02/12/16- 06/12/16 Christmas race Club de vela Palamós 17/12/16- 22/12/16 Clases Andalusian Olimpic Week Centro de tecnificación FAV 24/02/17- 28/02/17 Olímpicas Open Vela Olímpica Comunidad Valenciana RCN Torrevieja/RCN Alicante 09/03/17- 12/03/17 Trofeo Princesa Sofía RCN Palma/ CN C´ampastilla/CN Arenal 27/03/17- 01/04/17 CIRCUITO IBERDROLA 2017 - VELA PARALÍMPICA Clase Organizador Lugar Fechas Club Náutico Puerto Sherry Puerto Sherry (Cádiz) 24/02/17 - 28/02/17 2.4mR CIRCUITO DE ESPAÑA FUNBOARD Clase Categoría Lugar Fechas Slalom Club Windsurf Mar Azul El Ejido (Almería) 13/04/17 - 16/04/17 Olas Slalom Club Náutico Los Alcázares Los Alcázares (Murcia) 29/04/17 - 01/05/17 Funboard Slalom CM San Antonio de la Playa Palma de Mallorca Mayo/Junio Slalom G.E.N. Roses Roses (Girona) 02/06/17 - 04/06/17 Slalom C.D. Tarifa Windsurfing Tarifa (Cádiz) 09/09/17 - 11/09/17 Freestyle C.W. Zaragoza Boquiñeni (Zaragoza) Octubre/Noviembre CIRCUITO INTERNACIONAL OPTIMIST EXCELLENCE CUP Clase Organizador Lugar Fechas Real Club Náutico Torrevieja Torrevieja (Alicante) 27/01/17 - 29/01/17 Club de Vela Palamós / Club Nàutic Costa Brava Palamós (Gerona) 16/02/17 - 19/02/17 Optimist Real Club Náutico de Vigo Vigo (Pontevedra) 28/10/17 - 30/10/17 Real Club Náutico de Gran Canaria Las Palmas de Gran Canarias 27/12/17 - 29/12/17 JGD/CA Página 5 - Circuitos de España 20/10/16 REAL FEDERACIÓN ESPAÑOLA DE VELA PROVISIONAL PENDIENTE DE APROBACIÓN POR ASAMBLEA CALENDARIO DE REGATAS DE VELA LIGERA 2017 COPA DE AGUAS INTERIORES - 2017 Clase Organizador Lugar Fechas INFANTIL Optimist Club de Vela Navarra A determinar Clase Organizador Lugar Fechas Soling Club Náutico San Ramón Pantano San Juan (Madrid) 19/05/17 - 21/05/17 Embalse de Bárcena Vaurien Federación de Vela Casilla y León 25/05/17 - 28/05/17 (Ponferrada) LIGERA Embalse de Pedrezuela Formula Windsurfing Club de Regatas Valmayor 27/05/17 - 28/05/17 (Madrid) Guadalix de la Sierra Láser Club Náutico Guadalix 16/06/17 - 18/06/17 (Madrid) JGD/CA Página 6 - Copa de Aguas Interiores 20/10/16 REAL FEDERACIÓN ESPAÑOLA DE VELA PROVISIONAL PENDIENTE DE APROBACIÓN POR LA ASAMBLEA CALENDARIO DE REGATAS DE VELA LIGERA 2017 CAMPEONATOS DEL MUNDO Y DE EUROPA Clase Categoría Mundiales País Fechas Europeo País Fechas Absoluto Pattaya THA 10/07/17 - 21/07/17 Burgas BUL 30/07/17 - 06/08/17 Optimist Por Equipos Lago de Ledro ITA 23/08/17 - 27/08/17 Techno 293 Jun - Juv.
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