Yachting World - July 2018

SUPERSAIL WORLD 50 APRIL-JUNE 2018

INOUÏ

33m

Design: Philippe Briand

Build: Green Marine/Vitters 2013

A reliable regular at the Superyacht Cup, Inouï is one

of the most distinctive and photographed of yachts.

The ‘green flash’ also boasts a well-tested, well-drilled

experienced set-up and crew. She is central to a group of

33-35m carbon composite performance yachts, which

includes Highland Fling, Missy, and WinWin, and can

expect to enjoy some closely fought racing

MISSY

33m

Design: Malcolm McKeon

Build: Green Marine/Vitters 2016

A supremely elegant modern, carbon composite

superyacht that turns heads wherever she goes.

Launched in 2016, the elegant, flush-decked Missy is

notable for her curvy glazed deck saloon and a teak

aft deck that lips gently over the top of the transom.

Following her racing debut at the Bucket in March, where

she won the Corinthian class, she has a taste for victory

and will be armed with an asymmetric at Palma

MARI-CHA III

44.7m

Design: Philippe Briand

Build: Sensation Yachts 1997

Striking and with quite a history, Mari-Cha III has always

been part speed machine and part superyacht. She broke

the transatlantic record in 1998 and is still the largest

yacht capable of being sailed entirely manually, though

she is now tricked out for short course inshore races.

She was refitted in Palma this winter and had her rig

extended, so now carries a lot more sail and should be

significantly faster

Q

52m

Design: Dubois

Build: Alloy Yachts 2008

Extensively refitted in Palma in 2016, with a new Scandinavian

theme and all-round performance upgrades, this big ketch

(formerly Mondango 2) has always been all about comfort,

with an open-plan saloon, flybridge area and a Jacuzzi on the

foredeck. She also sports North 3di sails and is set up

for superyacht racing

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