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Tomorrow finish the tests, which are held in the High Performance Centre Infanta Cristina of the Murcian town of Los Alcazares

The American and French Lake Bryan Adrien Carolina lead the World Kite I Cross after the third and penultimate day of competition, which takes place in waters of the Mar Menor, based in the High Performance Centre Infanta Cristina of the Murcian town of Los Palaces.

Lake snatched the top spot today his compatriot Leroy, who is now placed second ahead of Frenchman Bruno Sroka, who aupa to third in the standings and relegates Murcian Pedro Miguel Villar Garijo and the fourth and fifth .

In the women, French and German Adrien Carolina Kristin Boese held the top two spots, followed by Anton Elena Catalan, who after a brilliant day of competition presents his credentials to the podium after trace from the last position of the table occupied yesterday.

In closing today's session was held one sleeve of 'whole fleet', which all participants compete simultaneously, rather than in batches of four or eight rounds kiteboarders, who shone for his showmanship and excitement, and Pedro Murcia which Garijo managed to complete the course in third place, behind only the U.S. and Leroy Lake.

First High Performance Grand Prix Eurosafe

As for the international sailing regattas included in the competition program of the first Eurosafe High Performance Grand Prix, the pairing of Mitch Booth and Miguel Perez consolidates his lead in the class F-18, ahead of the crew of the Michael Ten Dutch and Spanish Bokun Enrique Ortiz, who have climbed to second place overall at the expense of the sailing ship in Albert Verdaguer Marc Torner, provisional third overall after tests conducted today.

In class 29erXX the Danish Torm and Marie Ida Marie Olsen Thusgaard aupado today have the top of the table at the expense of the French ship of Kevin Fischer and Marion Guillou Lepruni, now second, while Lin and Kaj Ea Boc Christiansem Cenholt from Denmark, settled in third place.

Class Catamaran, Catalan Enrique Cornejo holds first place in the provisional overall Gaveriaux followed by French Thomas, who has advanced three positions on the fifth place he occupied at the end of the day yesterday, and Britain's Michael Todd, losing a position.

Source: Agencias