This Sunday the second stage of the Río Negro International Regatta was completed, which joined the resorts of Fortín Lagunita in Ingeniero Huergo and that of Isla 58 in Villa Regina. As always, people accompanied the departure and arrival of the paddlers in large numbers and enjoyed a day in full sun.
The expert lens of our photojournalist Andrés Maripe left us unmissable images, in and out of the water, for a test where color is part of the culture of the Regatta.
Pinta and Saavedra, upon arriving in Regina. Photo: Andrés MaripeJulián Salinas, big winner in the K1 senior in the two stages of the Regatta. Photo: A. MaripeThe juniors Rempel and Pascuali (11) and Puzzo – Ibern (12), upon arriving in Regina. Photo: Andrés MaripePhoto: Andrés MaripePhoto: Andrés Maripe
the young Ana Mas Contreras, the lone paddler of the K1 ladies. Photo: Andrés MaripeK2 Travesías D entertainers, Alberto Gómez and Tristán Garat, who did everything possible to protect themselves from the sun. Photo: Andrés MaripePhoto: Andrés MaripePhoto: Andrés MaripePhoto: Andrés MaripePhoto: Andrés MaripeThe only K2 ladies in competition: that of Amaike Gopar and Gabriela Lazarte, from Náutico del Fuerte de Tandil. Photo: Andrés MaripeConesinas Claudia Kissner and Zulma Mendaña, who run in the B ladies crossroads, greet each other upon arriving in Regina. Photo: Andrés MaripeVedma’s Omar Linares celebrates a new partial victory within the K1 master C. Photo: Andrés MaripePhoto: Andrés MaripeAlicia Barth and Roberto Paco Bustos, winner of the Regatta in 1985, fight within the mixed crossings D. Photo: Andrés MaripeJorge Pérez and Lidia Trinchant, upon arriving at the Regina spa. Photo: Andrés MaripePhoto: Andrés MaripeThe people of the Villa Regina canoeing school receive their teacher, Edgardo ‘Cacha’ Salazar. Photo: Andrés Maripe
