WSIC 2025
Del 30 de noviembre al 8 de diciembre de 2025, el Equipo Español de Discapacidad Visual competirá en el World Sailing Inclusion Championships (WSIC) en Omán, primer evento internacional de vela inclusiva organizado por World Sailing y paso clave hacia la reincorporación de la vela al programa paralímpico de Brisbane 2032.
La tripulación, formada por Dani Anglada Pich (timonel, B1), Mónica Azón Canalda (táctica, vidente), un trimmer con discapacidad visual y un tripulante vidente, cumple con el Notice of Race 2025.
Este dosier busca apoyo para hacer posible la participación española en la clase RS 21 y fortalecer la vela adaptada. La práctica deportiva mejora movilidad, equilibrio, autoestima e integración, y la vela aporta técnica, trabajo en equipo y conexión con el mar.
Spanish Visual Impairment Team
The sporting proposal is articulated around a crew made up of Daniel Anglada Pich (coxswain, blind, classified B1), accompanied by Mónica Azón Canalda (tactical, sighted, Olympic sailor), and completed by a visually impaired trimmer (B1–B3) and a sighted support crew member. This composition complies with the requirements established by Notice of Race (NoR) 2025.
The practice of adapted sailing constitutes a path to social and professional inclusion by developing transferable skills such as leadership, resilience, teamwork, and autonomy. In inclusive regattas, people with and without disabilities compete under the same rules and on the same boats, with technical adaptations validated by World Sailing only when essential.
- Registration (RS21 team): €2,400
- Flights and transfers (4 crew members + staff): €6,700
- Accommodation and meals: €6,700
- Technical and safety clothing: €1,400
- Operating material and adaptations: €1,200
- Pneumatic and fuel support: €1,000
- Liability and travel insurance: €800
- Communication and media: €1,800
