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A Yacht for Champions KER46


Patrice


• IRC Optimised • New keel, rudder, sprit • McConaghy Boats Built • North Sails Inventory • Brookes & Gatehouse Instruments • Cat 1 Safety equipment • Professionally maintained


Success • 1st IRC Groupama 600 2018


• 3rd IRC Australian Championships 2018


• 2nd IRC NSW Championships 2018 • 1st IRC Div 1 Sydney to Hobart 2017


• 3rd IRC Overall Sydney to Hobart 2017


• 1st IRC CYCA Blue Water point score 2017-18


• 1st IRC Div 1 Sydney to Hobart 2014 • 2nd IRC NSW Championships 2014


Contact Jason Rowed for full details E: jason@raceyachts.com.au T: +61 414 332 255 W: www.raceyachts.com.au Bengal Magic 59,000 Euros


Successful IRC Optimised Boat with Proven Track Record.


Well maintained. Full set of 3Di’s North Sails, B&G H3000 Instruments.


Ready to go winning. Paul@keyyachting.com


HUGO BOSS 2015 VPLP/VERDIER IMOCA


Without a doubt the fastest IMOCA 60 ever built and potential for breaking the outright 24hr monohull record!!


Raced by Alex Thomson in the 2016 Vendée Globe, this foiling IMOCA 60 is in exceptional condition and ready to race! Great boat for anyone who wants to race in the IMOCA circuit or go win races and break records. This boat is for sale or long term charter.


Please contact Ross Daniel at ross@5west.co.uk for more information. J-35


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