Andalusians alfacar and Leones of Castile Aguilar de Campo Eduardo Casanova and Camela played the grand finale of the ‘El Grand Prix’ in their own stands cheering. It’s a resolute program that is full of tension and fun throughout the night, but it finally comes to an end.
After six programs featuring towns from different geographies of Spain, those from Palencia and Granada showed their rightful place in this tough grand finale. The ‘fight of the seagulls’ opened the night that led Aguilar de Campoo’s team to victory with four points, while Alfacar’s team only scored two points.
The Palencians did not give up and although Alfacar won the first round, the second test was for them as well. Wild cards were highly appreciated throughout the night, with the ‘El perrito piloto’ test allowing the Granada team to “take their batteries” and take the lead with 11 points compared to Castilla y León’s 7.
After the ‘Hot Potato’ test, both teams drew 13 points. ‘Basketball with diapers’ failed to break the tie, both cities failed to score a basket and once again the points were shared and 16 points were equalized.
The ‘mathematical penguins’ test broke the tie, leading Aguilar de Campoo to victory. However, during the ‘Los troncos locos’ test, the scores overlapped again. Tensions between the two towns are rising. These nerves were evident in the ‘Los bolos locos’ test, which placed the Andalusian people ahead by 24 points compared to Aguilar de Campoo’s 22 points.
Finally, the word ‘Dictionary’ is gone. In the first two rounds, each team missed one and hit the other, leaving it all for the end. The people in Palencia did their homework by answering the last question correctly, but The people of Granada claimed the advantage of coming and receiving the award After guessing that ‘Refez’ means ‘cheap, little value’.