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{{Infobox yacht club
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|+ style="font-size: larger;" | '''Royal Astur Yacht Club'''
| clubname = Real Club Astur de Regatas
| emblem = RCAR emblem.png
|-
| imagesize =
| colspan="2" style="text-align:center;" | [[Image:Flag rcar.png|200px]]<br>[[Burgee]]
| emblemcaption = Emblem
|-
| burgee = Burgee of RC Astur de Regatas.svg
! Founded
| nickname =
| 1911
| short name = RCAR
|-
| founded = {{Start date and years ago|1911|9|10}}
! Clubhouse
| [[Gijón]], [[Asturias]]
| location = [[Gijón]], [[Spain]]
| campus =
|-
| status = active
! Country
| purpose =
| {{ESP}}
| chairman =
|-
| commodore =
! Website
| http://www.rcar.es
| website = http://www.rcar.es
|-
|
|}
}}
The '''Royal Astur Yacht Club''' ('''RCAR''' for his name in [[spanish language]], '''Real Club Astur de Regatas''') is located in [[Gijón]], [[Asturias]] ([[Spain]]). It is the oldest and most important [[yacht club]] in Asturias.
'''Real Club Astur de Regatas''' (''Royal Astur Yacht Club'') is located in [[Gijón]], [[Asturias]] ([[Spain]]). It is the oldest and most important [[yacht club]] in Asturias.

It was established September 10, 1911. Royal [[patronage]] was granted by king [[Alfonso XIII of Spain]] soon thereafter. The king was a frequent sailor at the club's [[regatta]]s during 1912 and 1913 with his [[yacht]] "Giralda IV".


It was established [[september 10]], [[1911]]. Royal [[patronage]] was granted by king [[Alfonso XIII of Spain]] soon thereafter. The king was a frequent sailor at the club´s [[regatta]]s during 1912 and 1913 with his [[yacht]] "Giralda IV".
==Races and fleets==
==Races and fleets==
From the first [[6 Metre (keelboat)|6 metre]] and Sonderklasse sailboats to the actual [[49er (dinghy)|49er]] dinghy raced by the Alonso brothers, the club has seen fleets come and go, but probably the most regular boat at the club has been the [[Snipe (dinghy)|Snipe]]. The snipe fleet, SCIRA number 152, has been active since 1943. [[Optimist dinghy|Optimist]] and [[Laser (dinghy)|Laser]] fleets have become increasingly active in the past years. Besides [[dinghy sailing]], larger [[One-Design]] boats at the club include a [[First Class 8]] fleet.
From the first [[6 Metre (keelboat)|6 metre]] and [[Sonderklasse]] sailboats to the actual [[49er (dinghy)|49er]] dinghy raced by the Alonso brothers, the club has seen fleets come and go, but probably the most regular boat at the club has been the [[Snipe (dinghy)|Snipe]]. The [[List of Snipe fleets|Snipe fleet 152]] has been active since 1941. [[Optimist dinghy|Optimist]] and [[Laser (dinghy)|Laser]] fleets have become increasingly active in the past years. Besides [[dinghy sailing]], larger [[One-Design]] boats at the club include a [[First Class 8]] fleet.


More than 80 races are organized annually by the club, being the [[El Gaitero Regatta]] and the [[Carlos del Castillo Memorial]] the most important ones.
More than 80 races are organized annually by the club, being the [[El Gaitero Regatta]] and the [[Carlos del Castillo Memorial]] the most important ones.


==Notable members==
==Notable members==
It was the Spanish yacht club with the largest amount of sailors in the national olympic team during the [[Olympiad|XXX Olympiad]]. Those yacht racers were [[Federico Alonso (sailor)|Federico Alonso]] and his brother [[Arturo Alonso Tellechea|Arturo Alonso]] in [[49er (dinghy)|49er class]], [[Ángela Pumariega]] in [[Elliott 6m]], and Fernando Rodríguez in [[Star (sailboat)|Star class]]. Ángela Pumariega won the gold medal in [[Sailing at the 2012 Summer Olympics – Elliott 6m|Elliott 6m at the 2012 Summer Olympics]].
[[Federico Alonso Tellechea]], world champion in [[Cadet (dinghy)|Cadet]] in 1998, and his brother Arturo are actually the top sailors flying the club´s [[burgee]]. They compete in [[49er (dinghy)|49ers]].


Francisco Palacio Iglesias and Ángela Pumariega Menéndez won the spanish national junior championship and placed second at the 2002 junior european championship at [[Le Havre]] in the [[Snipe (dinghy)|Snipe]] class. Ángela Pumariega Menéndez and Carmen Mateo placed second at the women´s national championship in Spain and seventh at the women´s world championship in 2008.
[[Federico Alonso (sailor)|Federico Alonso]] won the 1998 world championship in [[Cadet (dinghy)|Cadet]]. Francisco Palacio and Ángela Pumariega won the Spanish national junior championship and placed second at the 2002 junior European championship at [[Le Havre]] in the [[Snipe (dinghy)|Snipe class]]. Ángela Pumariega and Carmen Mateo placed second at the women's national championship in Spain and seventh at the [[Roy Yamaguchi Memorial Trophy|women's world championship]] in 2008, also in the Snipe class. Pablo Vega-Arango was a crew member of the yacht "España" ([[List of IACC yachts|ESP 22]] of the [[International America’s Cup Class]]), the Spanish entry at the [[Louis Vuitton Cup 1992]].

Pablo Vega-Arango Alonso was a crew member of the yacht "España" (ESP 22 of the [[International America’s Cup Class]]), the spanish entry at the [[Louis Vuitton Cup 1992]].


==External links==
==External links==
{{Commons category|Real Club Astur de Regatas}}
*[http://www.rcar.ues Official website]
*[http://www.alonso49er.com Alonso brothers RCAR 49er team´s website]
*[http://www.rcar.es Official website]
*[http://alonso49er.es Alonso brothers RCAR 49er team´s website]


{{Asturias Sports}}
[[Category:Yacht clubs in Europe|Astur]]
[[Category:Gijón]]
[[Category:Sport in Asturias]]
[[Category:Organisations based in Spain with royal patronage]]


[[es:Real Club Astur de Regatas]]
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[[Category:1911 establishments in Spain]]
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Latest revision as of 16:36, 2 August 2021

Real Club Astur de Regatas
Emblem
Short nameRCAR
FoundedSeptember 10, 1911; 113 years ago (1911-09-10)
LocationGijón, Spain
Websitehttp://www.rcar.es

Real Club Astur de Regatas (Royal Astur Yacht Club) is located in Gijón, Asturias (Spain). It is the oldest and most important yacht club in Asturias.

It was established September 10, 1911. Royal patronage was granted by king Alfonso XIII of Spain soon thereafter. The king was a frequent sailor at the club's regattas during 1912 and 1913 with his yacht "Giralda IV".

Races and fleets

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From the first 6 metre and Sonderklasse sailboats to the actual 49er dinghy raced by the Alonso brothers, the club has seen fleets come and go, but probably the most regular boat at the club has been the Snipe. The Snipe fleet 152 has been active since 1941. Optimist and Laser fleets have become increasingly active in the past years. Besides dinghy sailing, larger One-Design boats at the club include a First Class 8 fleet.

More than 80 races are organized annually by the club, being the El Gaitero Regatta and the Carlos del Castillo Memorial the most important ones.

Notable members

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It was the Spanish yacht club with the largest amount of sailors in the national olympic team during the XXX Olympiad. Those yacht racers were Federico Alonso and his brother Arturo Alonso in 49er class, Ángela Pumariega in Elliott 6m, and Fernando Rodríguez in Star class. Ángela Pumariega won the gold medal in Elliott 6m at the 2012 Summer Olympics.

Federico Alonso won the 1998 world championship in Cadet. Francisco Palacio and Ángela Pumariega won the Spanish national junior championship and placed second at the 2002 junior European championship at Le Havre in the Snipe class. Ángela Pumariega and Carmen Mateo placed second at the women's national championship in Spain and seventh at the women's world championship in 2008, also in the Snipe class. Pablo Vega-Arango was a crew member of the yacht "España" (ESP 22 of the International America’s Cup Class), the Spanish entry at the Louis Vuitton Cup 1992.

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