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100ft Super Maxi LEOPARD 3 Photo © Carlo Borlenghi
2007. LEOPARD 3 is arguably the most high profi le racer cruiser yacht in existence. This speed machine has an history for trophy-hunting and record-breaking around the world and represents a pinnacle in the evolutionary timeline of super maxi development. She is an entirely new species of big boat: a 100-foot yacht that undergoes a stunning metamorphosis between a potent racing machine and a 5 stars luxury, crewed charter yacht. The concept behind LEOPARD 3 was to create a yacht with a radical dual purpose: high performance for racing with a canting keel and twin dagger boards, combined with startling internal volume, accessories and creature comforts to meet the demands of the top-end charter market. The designers excelled in their task and LEOPARD 3 was launched as the fi rst ever super maxi yacht with this dual role in June 2007. Next June LEOPARD 3 will be available for visit and sea trial in Bermuda during America’s Cup 2017.
Simon Rogers 82 AEGIR Photo ©TimWright
2011. A Simon Rogers Design built in 2010 and designed as a modern Racer-Cruiser to compete in the Maxi Class of the most prestigious race events, has fulfi lled her goals at the Rolex Maxi Yacht Cup in Porto Cervo, winning both the 2012 and 2013 editions, and fi nishing 2nd in her class in 2016! She is also a proven Offshore racer with a 3rd place at the Caribbean RORC 600 in 2011, and a 4th at the Middle Sea Race in 2016! Light, strong, fast and sharp on the water, she can also turn into an ideal blue water cruising yacht, offering excellent comfort and all the amenities of high standard sailing style.
BERNARD GALLAY Yacht Brokerage 1 rue Barthez - 34000 Montpellier - France Tel +33 467 66 39 93 -
info@bernard-gallay.com
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