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The idea of optimising performance racing or cruising is at the base of this project - The fundamental factor is being able to use this type of vessel in line with IMS regulations. According to R.Vrolijk, this craft represents another challenge, as this 60-feet one-off wants to participate in races with both IMS and IRC regulations - The hull has a long bow to be able to exploit its maximum waterline length. The sail plan is slightly fractional and this layout, with a jib at 110%, will make the boat extremely competitive in races, both with IMS and IRC regulations. The idea of using angled spreaders without backstay will further improve sailing close hauled - High-level technology can be seen in the use of carbon fibre laminates, pre-impregnated with epoxy resins on a core of Corecell - As far as concerns the electronics, these will include B&G instrumentation, ultrasonic speedometer, onboard computer, wireless touch screen for races, mini coms satellite, GSM SATELLITE telephone, VHF radio, radio with CD, and 20” flat screen TV. Autonomy is guaranteed by a 600 litre water tank and a 400 litre fuel tank. The boat will be powered by a Yanmar75 Hp diesel engine with two-fin prop for racing and four fin prop when cruising.
Lead broker Massimo Malaspina
+ 39 335 6036872
+ 39 329 8418953
2005
Baltic
66'
1999
Baltic
73 Pilot House
1987
Baltic
83'
2002
Baltic
50'_07
1998
Baltic
50
1993
Baltic
58
Via Ammiraglio Bergamini, 146
San Felice Circeo (LT)
Italy
