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J Boats J122 £ 155,000 Tax Paid


Year: 2007 Location: Falmouth, UK


There can be no argument that the J/122 is at the very top of the 40’ class of true racer cruisers, with a very competitive IRC rating of 1.083. Her impressive race record culminated in winning the RORC IRC National Championship in 2019.


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MAT 1340 € 387,828 Tax Not Paid


Year: 2021 Location: Izmir Turkey


This new 44 footer from Mills offers a modern IRC solution, capable of offshore and inshore racing. The 1340 is built in conjunction with MAT Yachts, who continue to offer high performance, cost-effective boat building solutions and this is no exception.


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Custom built 42 € 299,950


Year: 2012 Location: La Spezia Italy


“Less fat, more speed” was the ethos taken when designing and building KUKA LIGHT. This is a special machine, crafted by a very talented and passionate team, with a pure focus on creating a boat that delivers performance and enjoyment in equal measures.


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TP 52 € 360,000 Tax Paid


Year: 2008 Location: Gaeta Italy


ancasta.com/MACCHIA-MEDITERRANEA “Macchia Mediterranea” is a Cookson built TP52 designed by Reichel


Pugh. Previously known as “Near Miss” and then “Team Vision Future”, she was always a boat ahead of her time.


Ker 40 $ 250,000 Tax Not Paid


Year: 2012 Location: Cork, Ireland


Hugely updated in 2018, with the boat being lengthened and with 600kg removed from her overall displacement, she maintains her very strong race- winning potential under any rating system and importantly carries both inshore and offshore strengths.


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Soto 65 $ 1,650,000 Tax Not Paid


Year: 2013 Location: Valencia, Spain


Wonderful racing machine that combines performance with comfort. She has a spacious cockpit with a very comfortable interior, a full galley and two bathrooms. She comes fully loaded with everything needed to race and be competitive from the first moment.


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