44Cup Marina Jandía: A Spectacular Conclusion in Fuerteventura
The 44Cup Marina Jandía reached a stunning finale this Sunday in the azure waters of southern Fuerteventura. The Gemera team emerged victorious after a commanding performance, winning all three races on the final day. Their solid and decisive effort showcased their mastery of the favorable wind conditions that defined this prestigious regatta.
Meanwhile, Team Nika celebrated a fantastic season, clinching the title of 2025 circuit champion. Their consistency and competitive edge have cemented their place as one of the standout teams within the RC44 class, marking a hallmark year for this sailing powerhouse.
A Racing Ground That Shines Bright
The final day illuminated the exceptional qualities of the Jandía racing ground, boasting stable winds and a perfect backdrop for high-level sailing. This event underscores Fuerteventura and the entire Canary Islands as a premier nautical destination that attracts sailors year-round, inviting enthusiasts from around the world to experience its allure.
The owner of Team Nika, Vladimir Prosikhin, praised the event’s overall caliber and emphasized the potential of the new marina:
“We have had a great experience in Fuerteventura and would love to return once Marina Jandía is completed. Congratulations to Gemera, a young but very consistent team that truly challenged us.”
Appraisal of the Organization
The CEO of Calero Marinas, José Juan Calero, highlighted the logistical effort and sporting success of this inaugural edition in Fuerteventura:
“It has been a tremendous challenge to host such a demanding fleet like the RC44 on the island, but it has also been a wonderful opportunity to showcase everything the south has to offer. The conditions, infrastructure, and environment have been up to par for a world-class competition.”
Award Ceremony and Institutional Presence
The closing ceremony was graced by several key figures, including the regional director of Canary Ports, Juan Luis López; the Tourism Counselor of the Cabildo, Marlene Figueroa; the Innovation Counselor, Mari Carmen Alonso; the Tourism Councilor of Pájara, Tina Da Silva; the Deputy Mayor, Alexis Alonso; and the Mayor, Alejandro Jorge. Each emphasized the significance of the event for the island’s sports, tourism, and promotional efforts.
Next Stop on the Circuit
Following a week filled with intense racing and high competitive spirit, the RC44 fleet is now setting its sails towards Lanzarote, the next venue on the 2025 calendar.
The 44Cup Marina Jandía is organized by Calero Marinas, in collaboration with Puertos Canarios, and is sponsored by Islas Canarias, Cabildo de Fuerteventura, Tourism Board, Ayuntamiento de Pájara, R2 Hotels, and Cicar.
