The The second and final day of the Seville International Rowing Regatta Grand Prix, In the presence of athletes from Spain, Portugal, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Italy, Germany, France and Sweden, the program completed with a dispute of 27 new sleeves for a total of 67, including the “Row. Compete. Live.” activity. In this Awareness and appreciation work, held in the run-up to World Cancer Day On October 19, about 140 women from VidaON, Sevillian Leonas del Guadalquivir from AMAMA, Vikingas Rosas from La Cala del Moral Rowing Club, Málaga Dragon Association Boat BCS from Real Club Mediterráneo, Esperanza BCS Team participated From the Faro de Torre del Mar Rowing Club and the El Candado Girls with them, a project implemented in collaboration with ASAMMA and the Malagueña Foundation for Cancer Aid (FMAC).
At the closing ceremony, which was performed by Tocadas Aljarafe and La Leonera, all the participants were honored, except for Winners of both SLAM and Veterans Test categories.
Distinguished prizes, as usual The oldest rowers in the competition, in this case Portuguese Mario Cunha, 79, and Spaniard Charo Gutierrez, over 60, in the presence of the President of the Rwandan Armed Forces, Miguel Angel Milan, and the Director General of Sports Events and Facilities of the Andalusian Military Council, Isabel Sánchez; Regional Athletic Delegate, Minerva Salas; and Environmental Transformation and Sport delegate from Seville City Council, David Guevara.
close file Fifth International Seville Masters Race in Rowing It was used by the Royal Army, as well as to mark institutions strongly committed to testing, the Andalusian government and the Seville City Council, to recognize the work of managers Enrique Garcia and Jesus Martinezwhose contribution was crucial to the establishment and consolidation of the test.
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