Spanish Rowing Federation Sets 2027 Traineras Championship Dates

The Spanish Rowing Federation approved its 2027 calendar, fixing the flagship coastal rowing championship for June 12 and 13, El Correo reported.

The governing body opened a window for interested entities, including regional federations and clubs, to submit bids to host the competitions. That deadline closed on November 5. No bids were submitted for either the flagship championships or the trainerillas events, according to the same report.

Last year, the premier fixed-bench championship took place in Moaña, Galicia, while Castro Urdiales hosted the trainerillas. Orio won both titles, El Correo noted. Federation officials plan to open a new bidding window to find a host.

Bateles destination decided

In contrast to the premier boat class, the bateles national championship drew interest from both Galicia and Euskadi. Redondela secured the hosting rights for those races, scheduled for April 17 and 18, alongside the trainerillas competition set for May 22 and 23.

Basque Country events

Euskadi will host several other major national competitions throughout 2027. Legutiano will stage the absolute mobility national championship on May 1 and 2, while Getxo will gather coastal rowing elites from September 17 to 19.

Territorial championships are also taking shape. The Biscay provincial competition is scheduled for May 30 in Lekeitio, followed by the Basque title race on June 6 at a venue yet to be determined, pending assembly approvals from the Biscay, Gipuzkoa, and Basque federations.

Dates for the 2027 Spanish traineras championship

When will the 2027 Spanish traineras championship take place? The federation scheduled the premier event for June 12 and 13, 2027.

Orio claimed victory in both the traineras championship in Moaña and the trainerillas event in Castro Urdiales.

Redondela will host the bateles races on April 17 and 18 after competition between bids from Galicia and Euskadi.

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