The yachtsman from Club Nautico de Javea, Jorge Momparler, has proclaimed himself runner-up in the Spanish Youth iQFoil Cup after delivering an outstanding performance in the Bay of Cadiz, where the competition was held as part of the 21st Andalusian Olympic Week.
Momparler achieved the national silver medal Thanks to the consistency shown throughout the seven races completed during the championship, the sailor from the Javi club remained among the leaders throughout the competition, confirming his excellent form in this demanding Olympic sailing discipline.
His brother also participated in the meeting Paul Momparler, who finished in the eighth position, managing to place among the top ten sailors in the fleet in a competition marked by equality among the participants.
After the championship ended, Jorge Momparler expressed his satisfaction with the result. "I'm returning from Cádiz with the runner-up medal in the Spanish Cup and with every desire to continue working and improving every day," the athlete stated.
For his part, Pablo Momparler also positively assessed his performance, saying he felt "very happy and proud with this result," although he affirmed that he will continue working to improve his positions in future competitions.
The runner-up finish also comes at a key moment for Jorge Momparler, who has been selected to be part of the Project 2032 of the Royal Spanish Sailing Federation, a high-performance program focused on preparing the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games in the iQFoil class.
From the Club Nautico de Javea They have expressed their satisfaction with the results obtained, which reflect the work The constant effort of the sailors and the club's technical team. These achievements, the club points out, demonstrate the strength of the youth academy and its commitment to training young athletes with potential at the national and international levels.
