Jorge Campillo has added the fourth Spanish victory in the last five years by winning the prestigious Chiberta Grand Prix, which was held near Biarritz.

The player from Cáceres delivered a masterful final round, carding a 64 to take the lead (268) with a four-stroke advantage over his closest rival, Frenchman Mathieu Baroche. Of the rest of the Spanish contingent, Álvaro Velasco (5th) and Iñigo Urquizu (6th) were the highest-placed.

In the ladies' category, the winner was French player Melodie Bourdy (282), who secured her victory on the third day with a score of 68. Inés Díaz Negrete (291) finished in fifth place, becoming the highest-ranked Spanish player.

Jorge Campillo's title adds to the exceptional record of Spanish players over the last five years. It was in 2001 that Gonzalo Fernández-Castaño from Madrid won the title, a success repeated by Moisés Cobo from Seville in 2002, and then claimed again by a Spaniard, this time Iñaki Alustiza from the Basque Country, in 2003, when he finished two strokes ahead of Frenchman Julien Quesne.

MALE CATEGORY
1.- JORGE CAMPILLO 268 (68+69+67+64)
2.- Mathieu Baroche 272 (67+66+70+69)
3.- M. Lorenzo-Vera 275 (68+71+68+68)
4.- J. Charles Thoreux 277 (72+67+69+69)
5.- ÁLVARO VELASCO 278 (73+69+67+69)

FEMALE CATEGORY
1.- Melodie Bourdy 282 (70+72+68+72)
2.- Anne Lise Flow rate 284 (71+74+70+69)
3.- Alexandra Vilatte 287 (75+69+68+75)
4.- Stephanie Derrey 289 (71+77+66+75)
5.- INÉS DÍAZ NEGRETE 291 (71+75+78+67)