Zierbena wins the Barbanza de Arousa Flag after a great regatta
Euskaraz irakurri: Zierbena nagusitu da Barbanza Arousa Banderan, estropada bikaina eginez
Zierbena has won this Saturday the Flag of Barbanza de Arousa On the seventh day of the Eusko Label League contested in Ribeira (Galicia). He had a tough fight with Urdaibai, but in the long final stretch he escaped from the Bermeo trainer, who also failed to beat the time set by Donostia-San Sebastian in the second round.
In the initial round they have gone out into the water Bueu, San Pedro, Kaiku and LekittarraIt has been a continuous fight between the two Bizkaia traineras, even more so when Kaiku has broken one of his oars on the first tackwhich has made the second leg complicated for him. Even so, he has completed a great race and they have finished second, eight seconds behind Lekittarrawho won the round with a time of 21 minutes and 1 secondThird was San Pedro (+22) and fourth Bueu (+49).
The second round was played Ondarroa, Donostiarra, Cabo and GetariaThere has been no discussion here; Donostia-San Sebastian She rowed at her leisure without giving the rest any chance of fighting the round. She was the first trainer to finish with a time of 20 minutes and 38 seconds. Then came Ondarroa (+18), Getaria (+23) and Cabo (+27).
In the round of honor they have come out Urdaibai, Zierbena, Orio and HondarribiaThis time it was Zierbena who stood up to Urdaibai again, and from the second turn he led the round. In the end, Zierbena He took the round and the flag with a time of 20 minutes and 30 secondswith Urdaibai second at 10 seconds. Third was Orio (+23) and fourth Hondarribia (+52), which did not have a good day.
Thus, Zierbena has taken the Flag of Barbanza de Arousa, second has been the trainera from Donostiarra and third Urdaibai. In the general classification, Urdaibai continues to lead the table with five flagsfollowed by Zierbena with two victories and Orio third.
Classification of the Flag of Arousa. Image: EITB
Source: Eitb
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