Overview
- Mayor Jaume Collboni joined Puig executives Marc and Jordi Puig at Barcelona City Hall to officially launch the XVIII edition of the regatta.
- More than forty classic yachts from ten countries will compete across four divisions—Barcos de Época, Barcos Clásicos, Modern Classics and Big Boats—sorted by design era and size.
- The event marks a return to its customary July slot after the 2024 edition was delayed to September for the America’s Cup.
- Racecourses have been plotted close to shore to offer residents and visitors clear views of meticulously restored vessels, many of which are over a century old.
- The regatta is part of the Royal Spanish Sailing Federation’s official calendar and awards points toward the III Campeonato Internacional CIM and the XIV Trofeo Mare Nostrum – Copa de España de Barcos Clásicos.