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Judel Vrolijk IRC/ORC 62 € 850,000


“Chinese Whisper”, ex-Jethou needs no introduction. This Green Marine build is a standout IRC/ORC performer that can rival the very best out there on the grand prix circuits. An extensive optimization in 2012 led by none other than Brad Butterworth, has further pushed the boat down the right track and given a windward/leeward race track, shes bloody hard to beat!


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KER 46 £ 595,000 Tax Paid


Year: 2016 Location: Hamble, UK


ancasta.com/LADY-MARIPOSA-R Lady Mariposa R is immaculately presented and without doubt one of the most


exciting and competitive IRC/ORC boats on the RORC/ROLEX circuit today. These Ker 46 designs have won offshore and inshore races on almost every continent and this was the last and most upgraded build of them all.


TP 52 € 375,000


Year: 2007 Location: Hamburg Germany


“ROCKALL” Originally built as BRIBON for the King of Spain, before she became “Flying Jenny”, “Ice Fire”, “RKO” and now “ROCKALL”. Her most recent ownership has by far and away been her most successful and competitive spell.


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KER 40 £ 260,000 Tax Paid


Year: 2011 Location: Port Hamble, UK


Hooligan VII is now available at a fraction of the new boat cost and with recent optimisation is back at the front of the rating game! Strong inventory and some recent cosmetic improvements means the she poses a very attractive option.


Reichel Pugh Aquila 45 € 215,000 Tax Paid


Year: 2011 Location: Med


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Huge amount of potential on the race track, whilst not overly- compromising on comfort below decks. Great successes under ORC and IRC, she is a potent weapon offshore and is a much more forgiving platform.


ancasta.com/KATSU Hamble | Palma | Auckland


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