Yacht Brokerage Imoca 60 “GREY
POWER” 1997. Winner of 1998/1999 Around Alone. 2006/2007 (SAGA with skipper Sir Robin Knox-Johnston) and 2010/2011 Velux Race. 3rd in 2014 Route du Rhum with skipper Sir Robin Knox-Johnston (Rhum Class).
63ft Trimaran “PARADOX 2.0” 2010. Ultimate, unique racer-cruiser designed by Nigel Irens & Benoit Cabaret and built rock-solid in carbon by Marsaudon Composites. Winner of multiple offshore races including the recent TR15 transat, where she sailed four consecutive 500+ mile days. Race at speeds into the mid-30s or cruise in comfort and safety with family and friends between races. Complete refit and upgrade in 2015.
Orma 60 “SJÖVILLAN” 1998. VPLP design. Built by CDK in France. She won the Orma Cup in from 2000 to 2004 as Groupama I. In 2007 she won the Round Gotland Race as Hiq.
Multi 50 “ACTUAL” 2009. Guillaume Verdier’s design. ACTUAL is a state-of-the-art Multi 50 Racing Trimaran. The ACTUAL project was born of renowned skipper Yves Le Blevec’s love of sailling and competition; the aim was to create a trimaran that could compete with the best trimarans in circuit. Under his command, ACTUAL has won many races including Transat Jacques Vabre 2011 and the Vendée-Saint-Pétersbourg 2010.
Extreme 40 “REALTEAM” 2009. The origins of the Extreme 40 can be traced back to the Olympic Class Catamaran, TORNADO. This Extreme 40, however, is a scaled-up version of its predecessor: all dimensions are relative, it is just twice as big and incredibly fast. She can achieve a top speed of 35 knots. Originally owned by the Gitana Team.
Montpellier/France l La Ciotat l Monaco l Paris l Palma, Majorca l Moscow l Hong Kong l Grenada l Turkey l USA California
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