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BOAT International’s ‘Life under Sail’ targets next generation of sailors at MYC
An eclectic mix of ideas for future #Life under Sail was discussed at the Monaco Yacht Club on Wednesday, November 13

2019 CABBAGE TREE RACE REPORT MAVERICK INFINITI 46
2019 CABBAGE TREE RACE REPORT – MAVERICK – INFINITI 46
The forecast was calling for around 30 knots of SW wind for this year’s race, making it a downwind run in the dark followed by an upwind slog back to Sydney and finishing around the middle of the next day.

Inside the Baltic 142 Foiling Superyacht Canova
Finnish yard Baltic Yachts has released first-look images inside its recently delivered 43.3 metre Baltic 142 Custom sailing yacht Canova.

Rollin’ with the new | Sailing Anarchy
When Infiniti Yachts asked me to be involved in developing their new Infiniti 52 concept I was immediately excited by the possibilities.

Infiniti 46 Maverick, Transpac 2019 report | Sailing Anarchy
In the end, it was all about the finish. After three days of racing neck and neck with the Botin 65 Caro, the last few hours saw us come from behind to cross just 39 seconds ahead of them. Boatspeed in the low 20’s, an A2 far beyond its design wind range or angle with a widening hole from a previous repair, and a diminishing amount of track to run all made for an exhilarating ride that none of us will forget.

Infiniti 46 TransPac Preview
The Infiniti 46 Maverick is in its final stages of preparation for the 2019 TransPac, racing from Los Angeles to Hawaii. Following overall victory in the prestigious SoCal 300 last month it’s fair to say, expectations are high!

Baltic 142 foiling superyacht Canova begins sea trials | Boat International
The 43.3 metre Baltic 142 Custom Canova has begun sea trials after hitting the water for the first time at the yard last month.

Infiniti 46 wins SoCal 300 overall
Lining up for the first time on the West Coast, the Infiniti 46 Maverick sent a warning shot across the bows of a few of the front runners for this year’s TransPac. In a race that was more complex than anticipated,

DSS FOIL GIVES PERFORMANCE EDGE TO GROUND-BREAKING BALTIC 142 CUSTOM
An impressive package of new technology used in Baltic Yachts’ latest carbon composite performance cruising yacht will make her a genuinely remarkable project, underlining the company’s position as the world’s leading builder of super-sailing yachts. Ground-breaking features • Performance enhancing Dynamic Stability System (DSS) sliding foil • DSS foil reduces heel and pitching = more comfort • Powerful diesel electric drive train and generating system • Reduction in reliance on hydraulics •

Infiniti 56C – redefining blue water cruising
nrnInfiniti Performance Yachts has announced the Infiniti 56C designed by Farr Yacht Design, the first performance blue water cruiser in the market which will reap the benefits of Dynamic Stability Systems foils. Following its success in the racing world and recent acceptance in the superyacht market it is now available for performance cruising.“The Infiniti 56C redefines the performance cruising market,” said Britton Ward, vice president and senior naval architect at Farr Yacht Design. “We havernn

Infiniti 46 “Maverick” wins division and achieves 2nd overall in the RORC Transatlantic Race 2016
nrnFollowing a challenging race of over 3000nm the Infiniti 46 has again proved her pedigree by arriving ahead of much larger yachts, in a tough race with weather conditions that were far from the classic trade winds expected. A complex weather pattern meant that upwind sailing, negotiating several fronts, was the fastest way to get to the elusive trade winds, providing an excellent test of the all-round capabilities of the Infiniti 46. © RORC/Arthur Daniel Founder of Infiniti Yachts, Gordon Kay,rnn

Infiniti 46R “Maverick” secures podium place in Rolex Middle Sea Race
nrnIn the evening of the 25th October the Infiniti 46 “Maverick” crossed the finish line in Valetta at the end of a gruelling Rolex Middle Sea Race, securing 1st place in IRC1, 2nd overall in ORC and 3rd overall in IRC.With so much of the race in upwind conditions that were not expected to favour the lightweight flyer and her Dynamic Stability Systems foils, the expectations of the team were modest at the outset of the race. However with one of the smallest crews in the 112 boat fleet and oftenrnn

BOAT International’s ‘Life under Sail’ targets next generation of sailors at MYC
An eclectic mix of ideas for future #Life under Sail was discussed at the Monaco Yacht Club on Wednesday, November 13

2019 CABBAGE TREE RACE REPORT MAVERICK INFINITI 46
2019 CABBAGE TREE RACE REPORT – MAVERICK – INFINITI 46
The forecast was calling for around 30 knots of SW wind for this year’s race, making it a downwind run in the dark followed by an upwind slog back to Sydney and finishing around the middle of the next day.

Inside the Baltic 142 Foiling Superyacht Canova
Finnish yard Baltic Yachts has released first-look images inside its recently delivered 43.3 metre Baltic 142 Custom sailing yacht Canova.

Rollin’ with the new | Sailing Anarchy
When Infiniti Yachts asked me to be involved in developing their new Infiniti 52 concept I was immediately excited by the possibilities.

Infiniti 46 Maverick, Transpac 2019 report | Sailing Anarchy
In the end, it was all about the finish. After three days of racing neck and neck with the Botin 65 Caro, the last few hours saw us come from behind to cross just 39 seconds ahead of them. Boatspeed in the low 20’s, an A2 far beyond its design wind range or angle with a widening hole from a previous repair, and a diminishing amount of track to run all made for an exhilarating ride that none of us will forget.

Infiniti 46 TransPac Preview
The Infiniti 46 Maverick is in its final stages of preparation for the 2019 TransPac, racing from Los Angeles to Hawaii. Following overall victory in the prestigious SoCal 300 last month it’s fair to say, expectations are high!

Baltic 142 foiling superyacht Canova begins sea trials | Boat International
The 43.3 metre Baltic 142 Custom Canova has begun sea trials after hitting the water for the first time at the yard last month.

Infiniti 46 wins SoCal 300 overall
Lining up for the first time on the West Coast, the Infiniti 46 Maverick sent a warning shot across the bows of a few of the front runners for this year’s TransPac. In a race that was more complex than anticipated,

DSS FOIL GIVES PERFORMANCE EDGE TO GROUND-BREAKING BALTIC 142 CUSTOM
An impressive package of new technology used in Baltic Yachts’ latest carbon composite performance cruising yacht will make her a genuinely remarkable project, underlining the company’s position as the world’s leading builder of super-sailing yachts. Ground-breaking features • Performance enhancing Dynamic Stability System (DSS) sliding foil • DSS foil reduces heel and pitching = more comfort • Powerful diesel electric drive train and generating system • Reduction in reliance on hydraulics •

Infiniti 56C – redefining blue water cruising
nrnInfiniti Performance Yachts has announced the Infiniti 56C designed by Farr Yacht Design, the first performance blue water cruiser in the market which will reap the benefits of Dynamic Stability Systems foils. Following its success in the racing world and recent acceptance in the superyacht market it is now available for performance cruising.“The Infiniti 56C redefines the performance cruising market,” said Britton Ward, vice president and senior naval architect at Farr Yacht Design. “We havernn

Infiniti 46 “Maverick” wins division and achieves 2nd overall in the RORC Transatlantic Race 2016
nrnFollowing a challenging race of over 3000nm the Infiniti 46 has again proved her pedigree by arriving ahead of much larger yachts, in a tough race with weather conditions that were far from the classic trade winds expected. A complex weather pattern meant that upwind sailing, negotiating several fronts, was the fastest way to get to the elusive trade winds, providing an excellent test of the all-round capabilities of the Infiniti 46. © RORC/Arthur Daniel Founder of Infiniti Yachts, Gordon Kay,rnn

Infiniti 46R “Maverick” secures podium place in Rolex Middle Sea Race
nrnIn the evening of the 25th October the Infiniti 46 “Maverick” crossed the finish line in Valetta at the end of a gruelling Rolex Middle Sea Race, securing 1st place in IRC1, 2nd overall in ORC and 3rd overall in IRC.With so much of the race in upwind conditions that were not expected to favour the lightweight flyer and her Dynamic Stability Systems foils, the expectations of the team were modest at the outset of the race. However with one of the smallest crews in the 112 boat fleet and oftenrnn

BOAT International’s ‘Life under Sail’ targets next generation of sailors at MYC
An eclectic mix of ideas for future #Life under Sail was discussed at the Monaco Yacht Club on Wednesday, November 13

2019 CABBAGE TREE RACE REPORT MAVERICK INFINITI 46
2019 CABBAGE TREE RACE REPORT – MAVERICK – INFINITI 46
The forecast was calling for around 30 knots of SW wind for this year’s race, making it a downwind run in the dark followed by an upwind slog back to Sydney and finishing around the middle of the next day.

Inside the Baltic 142 Foiling Superyacht Canova
Finnish yard Baltic Yachts has released first-look images inside its recently delivered 43.3 metre Baltic 142 Custom sailing yacht Canova.

Rollin’ with the new | Sailing Anarchy
When Infiniti Yachts asked me to be involved in developing their new Infiniti 52 concept I was immediately excited by the possibilities.

Infiniti 46 Maverick, Transpac 2019 report | Sailing Anarchy
In the end, it was all about the finish. After three days of racing neck and neck with the Botin 65 Caro, the last few hours saw us come from behind to cross just 39 seconds ahead of them. Boatspeed in the low 20’s, an A2 far beyond its design wind range or angle with a widening hole from a previous repair, and a diminishing amount of track to run all made for an exhilarating ride that none of us will forget.

Infiniti 46 TransPac Preview
The Infiniti 46 Maverick is in its final stages of preparation for the 2019 TransPac, racing from Los Angeles to Hawaii. Following overall victory in the prestigious SoCal 300 last month it’s fair to say, expectations are high!

Baltic 142 foiling superyacht Canova begins sea trials | Boat International
The 43.3 metre Baltic 142 Custom Canova has begun sea trials after hitting the water for the first time at the yard last month.

Infiniti 46 wins SoCal 300 overall
Lining up for the first time on the West Coast, the Infiniti 46 Maverick sent a warning shot across the bows of a few of the front runners for this year’s TransPac. In a race that was more complex than anticipated,

DSS FOIL GIVES PERFORMANCE EDGE TO GROUND-BREAKING BALTIC 142 CUSTOM
An impressive package of new technology used in Baltic Yachts’ latest carbon composite performance cruising yacht will make her a genuinely remarkable project, underlining the company’s position as the world’s leading builder of super-sailing yachts. Ground-breaking features • Performance enhancing Dynamic Stability System (DSS) sliding foil • DSS foil reduces heel and pitching = more comfort • Powerful diesel electric drive train and generating system • Reduction in reliance on hydraulics •

Infiniti 56C – redefining blue water cruising
nrnInfiniti Performance Yachts has announced the Infiniti 56C designed by Farr Yacht Design, the first performance blue water cruiser in the market which will reap the benefits of Dynamic Stability Systems foils. Following its success in the racing world and recent acceptance in the superyacht market it is now available for performance cruising.“The Infiniti 56C redefines the performance cruising market,” said Britton Ward, vice president and senior naval architect at Farr Yacht Design. “We havernn

Infiniti 46 “Maverick” wins division and achieves 2nd overall in the RORC Transatlantic Race 2016
nrnFollowing a challenging race of over 3000nm the Infiniti 46 has again proved her pedigree by arriving ahead of much larger yachts, in a tough race with weather conditions that were far from the classic trade winds expected. A complex weather pattern meant that upwind sailing, negotiating several fronts, was the fastest way to get to the elusive trade winds, providing an excellent test of the all-round capabilities of the Infiniti 46. © RORC/Arthur Daniel Founder of Infiniti Yachts, Gordon Kay,rnn

Infiniti 46R “Maverick” secures podium place in Rolex Middle Sea Race
nrnIn the evening of the 25th October the Infiniti 46 “Maverick” crossed the finish line in Valetta at the end of a gruelling Rolex Middle Sea Race, securing 1st place in IRC1, 2nd overall in ORC and 3rd overall in IRC.With so much of the race in upwind conditions that were not expected to favour the lightweight flyer and her Dynamic Stability Systems foils, the expectations of the team were modest at the outset of the race. However with one of the smallest crews in the 112 boat fleet and oftenrnn

BOAT International’s ‘Life under Sail’ targets next generation of sailors at MYC
An eclectic mix of ideas for future #Life under Sail was discussed at the Monaco Yacht Club on Wednesday, November 13

2019 CABBAGE TREE RACE REPORT MAVERICK INFINITI 46
2019 CABBAGE TREE RACE REPORT – MAVERICK – INFINITI 46
The forecast was calling for around 30 knots of SW wind for this year’s race, making it a downwind run in the dark followed by an upwind slog back to Sydney and finishing around the middle of the next day.

Inside the Baltic 142 Foiling Superyacht Canova
Finnish yard Baltic Yachts has released first-look images inside its recently delivered 43.3 metre Baltic 142 Custom sailing yacht Canova.

Rollin’ with the new | Sailing Anarchy
When Infiniti Yachts asked me to be involved in developing their new Infiniti 52 concept I was immediately excited by the possibilities.

Infiniti 46 Maverick, Transpac 2019 report | Sailing Anarchy
In the end, it was all about the finish. After three days of racing neck and neck with the Botin 65 Caro, the last few hours saw us come from behind to cross just 39 seconds ahead of them. Boatspeed in the low 20’s, an A2 far beyond its design wind range or angle with a widening hole from a previous repair, and a diminishing amount of track to run all made for an exhilarating ride that none of us will forget.

Baltic 142 foiling superyacht Canova begins sea trials | Boat International
The 43.3 metre Baltic 142 Custom Canova has begun sea trials after hitting the water for the first time at the yard last month.

DSS power wins European Boat of the Year Award
nrnThe Quant 23 – the world’s first foiling keelboat – has won the Yachting World’s European Boat of the Year award (Special Yachts). “This Scow-like Swiss sportsboat uses the Dynamic Stability System, a retractable hydrofoil designed by Hugh Welbourn. This latest DSS version employed here not only provides extra righting moment, but extra vertical lift beneath the boat too – so in combination with a T-foil rudder it enables the Quant to fly.” Read more at Yachting Worldrnn

Pro sailor Simon McGoldrick explains how DSS works
nrnThe adoption of foils in the 34th America’s Cup transformed the event. It’s hard to imagine anything more captivating than high-speed 72 footers racing at close quarters while literally ‘flying’. So how can you make your own sailing more exhilarating? Even going half that speed would satisfy most, but unless you’re agile enough for a Moth, or have the space or money for a multihull, what options are left? DSS (Dynamic Stability Systems), could be how more of us start ‘foiling’. It’s currentlyrnn

BOAT International’s ‘Life under Sail’ targets next generation of sailors at MYC
An eclectic mix of ideas for future #Life under Sail was discussed at the Monaco Yacht Club on Wednesday, November 13

2019 CABBAGE TREE RACE REPORT MAVERICK INFINITI 46
2019 CABBAGE TREE RACE REPORT – MAVERICK – INFINITI 46
The forecast was calling for around 30 knots of SW wind for this year’s race, making it a downwind run in the dark followed by an upwind slog back to Sydney and finishing around the middle of the next day.

Inside the Baltic 142 Foiling Superyacht Canova
Finnish yard Baltic Yachts has released first-look images inside its recently delivered 43.3 metre Baltic 142 Custom sailing yacht Canova.

Rollin’ with the new | Sailing Anarchy
When Infiniti Yachts asked me to be involved in developing their new Infiniti 52 concept I was immediately excited by the possibilities.

Infiniti 46 Maverick, Transpac 2019 report | Sailing Anarchy
In the end, it was all about the finish. After three days of racing neck and neck with the Botin 65 Caro, the last few hours saw us come from behind to cross just 39 seconds ahead of them. Boatspeed in the low 20’s, an A2 far beyond its design wind range or angle with a widening hole from a previous repair, and a diminishing amount of track to run all made for an exhilarating ride that none of us will forget.

Baltic 142 foiling superyacht Canova begins sea trials | Boat International
The 43.3 metre Baltic 142 Custom Canova has begun sea trials after hitting the water for the first time at the yard last month.

DSS power wins European Boat of the Year Award
nrnThe Quant 23 – the world’s first foiling keelboat – has won the Yachting World’s European Boat of the Year award (Special Yachts). “This Scow-like Swiss sportsboat uses the Dynamic Stability System, a retractable hydrofoil designed by Hugh Welbourn. This latest DSS version employed here not only provides extra righting moment, but extra vertical lift beneath the boat too – so in combination with a T-foil rudder it enables the Quant to fly.” Read more at Yachting Worldrnn

Pro sailor Simon McGoldrick explains how DSS works
nrnThe adoption of foils in the 34th America’s Cup transformed the event. It’s hard to imagine anything more captivating than high-speed 72 footers racing at close quarters while literally ‘flying’. So how can you make your own sailing more exhilarating? Even going half that speed would satisfy most, but unless you’re agile enough for a Moth, or have the space or money for a multihull, what options are left? DSS (Dynamic Stability Systems), could be how more of us start ‘foiling’. It’s currentlyrnn

BOAT International’s ‘Life under Sail’ targets next generation of sailors at MYC
An eclectic mix of ideas for future #Life under Sail was discussed at the Monaco Yacht Club on Wednesday, November 13

2019 CABBAGE TREE RACE REPORT MAVERICK INFINITI 46
2019 CABBAGE TREE RACE REPORT – MAVERICK – INFINITI 46
The forecast was calling for around 30 knots of SW wind for this year’s race, making it a downwind run in the dark followed by an upwind slog back to Sydney and finishing around the middle of the next day.

Inside the Baltic 142 Foiling Superyacht Canova
Finnish yard Baltic Yachts has released first-look images inside its recently delivered 43.3 metre Baltic 142 Custom sailing yacht Canova.

Rollin’ with the new | Sailing Anarchy
When Infiniti Yachts asked me to be involved in developing their new Infiniti 52 concept I was immediately excited by the possibilities.

Infiniti 46 Maverick, Transpac 2019 report | Sailing Anarchy
In the end, it was all about the finish. After three days of racing neck and neck with the Botin 65 Caro, the last few hours saw us come from behind to cross just 39 seconds ahead of them. Boatspeed in the low 20’s, an A2 far beyond its design wind range or angle with a widening hole from a previous repair, and a diminishing amount of track to run all made for an exhilarating ride that none of us will forget.

Baltic 142 foiling superyacht Canova begins sea trials | Boat International
The 43.3 metre Baltic 142 Custom Canova has begun sea trials after hitting the water for the first time at the yard last month.

DSS power wins European Boat of the Year Award
nrnThe Quant 23 – the world’s first foiling keelboat – has won the Yachting World’s European Boat of the Year award (Special Yachts). “This Scow-like Swiss sportsboat uses the Dynamic Stability System, a retractable hydrofoil designed by Hugh Welbourn. This latest DSS version employed here not only provides extra righting moment, but extra vertical lift beneath the boat too – so in combination with a T-foil rudder it enables the Quant to fly.” Read more at Yachting Worldrnn

Pro sailor Simon McGoldrick explains how DSS works
nrnThe adoption of foils in the 34th America’s Cup transformed the event. It’s hard to imagine anything more captivating than high-speed 72 footers racing at close quarters while literally ‘flying’. So how can you make your own sailing more exhilarating? Even going half that speed would satisfy most, but unless you’re agile enough for a Moth, or have the space or money for a multihull, what options are left? DSS (Dynamic Stability Systems), could be how more of us start ‘foiling’. It’s currentlyrnn
