Benidorm Chess Open brings together 455 players from 34 countries until 1 November
The tournament surpasses last year’s 416 participants and combines international competition, training and inclusion at the Hotel Meliá Benidorm.
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The tournament surpasses last year’s 416 participants and combines international competition, training and inclusion at the Hotel Meliá Benidorm.
The José Antonio Pérez hosts the cup tie at 19:00 on Tuesday, pitting the Preferente side against top-flight Elche. Pinatar arrive after a comeback win over Real Murcia C.
The 15th edition starts at 10am on 22 November, with 5K and 10K races, a solidarity walk and free children's races on the programme.
The San Javier rider took pole position and two race wins, securing a 60% reduction in costs for the 2027 season after his national minivelocity title.
Both teams secured their places at the weekend’s regional qualifier. The infantil group also finished regional runners-up; the national event is in Cartagena in November.
Delegations gathered at the Municipal Theatre for the opening. Monday is set aside for practice before three official rounds from 27 to 29 October.
The club complete the mountain-bike event in Sangonera la Verde without incident, with three riders covering 77 kilometres and six taking the 43-kilometre route.
Diego Piquero’s side take a point at the Nelson Mandela after offering more in attack in the second half. Their next away match is against Villarreal C.
Torrevieja’s side win at Cecilio Gallego in the sixth round, taking their record to four victories from six matches in men’s Primera Nacional.
Orihuela CF drew 1-1 with VCF Mestalla after Gamón put the visitors ahead in the 41st minute and Espinola equalised in the 52nd.
Servigroup Benidorm won 90–78 and Altea recovered to beat Elche 73–64. Terralfàs’s men and women completed a clean sweep for the four teams.
The 24 October festival combined competition and mutual support on the Mar Menor, including a category for breast cancer survivors.
Thader beat Rayo Ibense 1–0 at the Moi Gómez stadium, with Sergio's saves and an 83rd-minute goal proving decisive before Torres was sent off.
The June–September programme brought 54 matches, more than 22,000 spectators and over 13,500 overnight stays in the Costa Cálida.
Daniel Weston's project in Playa Flamenca envisages an initial capacity of around 1,000 and full operation in 2029, with a synthetic outfield under testing.
The race will retain its two-stage format, with an opening day named San Javier-Mar Menor and a mountain stage to follow.
Servigroup Benidorm host Ontinet at 19:30 and Altea welcome Elche at 18:30. Both teams have won their opening two league matches.
The women's team host Petrelense at 10:00 and the senior side welcome Ontinyent at 11:30. SC Torrevieja B and Los Ángeles play away at 17:00.
Torrevieja advance in the cup against higher-tier opposition after leading 2–1 at half-time and seeing their 3–1 and 4–2 advantages cancelled out.
Marvic recorded two victories in the youth elite league and two in the men’s silver league. The youth team came from behind against Tres Cantos PC.
Ángel Llerena earns his first Dan and Francisco Rebollo his fourth. Héctor Fragkakis finishes fifth at the junior event in Cádiz as the club prepares for Avilés.
Marina Internacional will host two championships involving 16 senior national teams and seven junior teams. Three competition sessions are scheduled from 27 to 29 October.
The eighth edition will bring Optimist, ILCA 4, ILCA 6 and Snipe boats to the Mar Menor, with Torrevieja’s Real Club Náutico among the expected clubs.
Torrevieja pulled a goal back after trailing 2-0 at half-time, but De Asís and a Luismi Pérez penalty extended the hosts’ lead.