New Boats Table
Series builds ES44
TYPE
California 45 SIG45
IRC 52
www.pct.ae AC45
Azuree 46 HH55
13.64m Morrelli/Melvin/Oracle 13.94m Humphreys Yacht Design
16.7m Morrelli & Melvin
www.hhcatamarans.com S49
Clubman 50 C60
14.85m Schionning Designs 15.2m Juan Design
www.pct.ae/carkeek60
McConaghy Boats Nautor Swan
18.2m Carkeek Design Partners Premier Composites
Early 2015 2016
Nov 2013
Core Composites Azuree Yachts
HH Catamarans
Jan 2011 Nov 2013
2016
in association with the Spinlock Special Projects Team
LOA DESIGNER 13.35m Tim Kernan
13.54m Morrelli & Melvin 13.54m VPLP
15.85m Judel-Vrolijk BUILDER
Eastport Sailing Yachts McConaghy Boats
Westerly Marine, California Premier Composites
FIRST LAUNCH COMMENTS May 2012
2016 Feb 2012 March 2015
The progeny of a well-known US west coast racer, boat no3 sailing A production foiling speedster for the average Joe… Average our a*se Boat no4 is out there having a blast. Fast, cool and carbon
Utilising Vrolijk’s latest TP52 hull but much lighter (7,290kg) without internal ballast, the VPP shows a big performance gain compared to existing TP52 designs – with an upwind improvement of 2% and offwind gains between 3 and 5%…
No new standard boats but plenty of turbo foiling examples being tested to destruction Successful cruiser-racer. Winner in Antigua and at the Caribbean 600
Curved C-profile daggerboards and T-foil rudders to improve performance and reduce pitching in a seaway plus lightweight carbon construction and a luxurious interior combine to produce another tempting mid-sized performance cruising cat
Aggressively styled racer-cruiser cat. Does look pacey A new Swan one-design to celebrate the company’s 50th anniversary... big step
Built by Premier Composites, Dubai and designed by Shaun Carkeek, the C60 launched a new breed of larger ultra-light displacement IRC raceboats. Suited to both the offshore classics like the Fastnet and grand prix inshore racing
MC50 MC60 18.3m Ker Yacht Design
www.mcconaghyboats.com
Infiniti 53 Bañuls 60
Tan 66
16.15m Farr Yacht Design/Welbourn 18.18m Renaud Bañuls
20m VPLP
www.thetan66.com
Rapido 60 FY61
HH66
18.2m Morrelli and Melvin 18.48m Felci Yacht Design
20.1m Morrelli & Melvin
www.hhcatamarans.com
VO65 MC90
19.7m Farr Yacht Design 27.4m Ker Yacht Design
www.mcconaghyboats.com Persico Marine McConaghy Boats
June 2017 2017/18
Rapido Trimarans AdriaSail Custom Yachts 2015 Oct 2009 Hudson Yacht and Marine July 2015
Infiniti Yachts Alibi
Marsaudon Composites 2016
Oct 2015 Late 2015
McConaghy Boats 2016
Boat No1 now sold. It’s surprising how much bigger the new MC60 looks than its 50ft sibling. But all these very modern-looking new Ker designs feature plentiful accommodation along with a sail area/displacement ratio to deliver sparkling pace
Farr’s first dalliance with DSS is a very exciting prospect A ‘cruising yacht’ that is faster than a TP52 – cool and pretty
A recent entrant into the large performance cat market from an all-French design and build team working under the management of Dubai-based Tan Yachts – which was founded by entrepreneur Xavier Bouin. Looks very roomy
Lots of carbon, Kevlar and epoxy do indeed make for a ‘rapido’ ocean cruiser! Full-carbon racer-cruiser, eight boats sold
An ‘alluring’ range of high-performance luxury cruising cats for an expanding sector – so good the builders have labelled them Supercats. The first eight... of these contemporary 66-footers have been sold with more interest still coming
(New) boat No.8 is now on the way while Nos.1-7 each enjoy a €1million refit at the VOR Boatyard
Now we’re really cooking with gas as Ker and McConaghy introduce this 90ft globe-girdling powerhouse. All three of the new McConaghy cats look to deliver a nice combination of aesthetics, roomy interiors but still a promise of proper sailing
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