Experts as is the sponsor of this race say, Pasta is served  “Al Dente”, and well, more or less, just right for cooking time, so was the fleet that took part in the Race Pizzeria el Muelle 2012; and could enjoy the perfect taste of fun and a wonderful day of sailing.
With light winds from the northeast, the eighteen cruise boats registered to compete for the trophy PIZZERIA EL MUELLE, gathered in Torrevieja Bay to run  the nine miles planned in the coastal race.
Although wind forecasts were not optimal and a soporific lull that would defeat the schedule was predicted, a sudden rise to 9 knots, which remained in the first third of the race, led the fleet and took the start, upwind, towards La Mata. After Cabo Cervera, the wind was gradually falling, announcing an absolute collapse, according to forecasts,  with the first boats to return on the beacon. Given that most of the units were still far from this point, the race committee decided to shorten the test and take the time to pass the mark, thus avoiding the ships caught in the calm had a nice fun trip instead of a nightmare for many crews.
On arrival at port, pending the issuance of the rankings, they helped themselves to a snack at the RCNT.
The classification of class A was led by CAF Rosendo Gea Zaragoza followed by Pulpo Negro,  Peter Gil Rebollo and Demoño Dojo, Jeronimo Garcia Cartagena, in third.
In Class B, the first place went to Wise Choice, John Wright, followed by Don Gonzalo VII, of Francisco González Lozano and Rebuch  von Leopoldo Ruiz Maseres
In the Club Class, first placed was Spit, Francisco José Pérez Pardo, the second pair was the Luna, Carmelo Gómez Joy, and the third for Enry IV, of Francisco Casado Casado.