June 15, 2007
Projects: Raffaelli 25 Thaityan, Raffaelli 60 Meltemi, Raffaelli Calima
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Motor Yacht,
Projects,
Raffaelli,
Super Yacht
June 14, 2007
New Model: Sessa C46
Technical Data:
LOA - 14.50 m (47.5 ft)
Beam - 4.30 m
Fuel Capacity - 1300 l
Water Capacity - 500 l
Max Persons - 12
Accommodation - 4 berths in 2 cabins, 2 heads
Engines - Volvo Penta D6 IPS-600 2 x 435 HP
Propulsion - Volvo IPS pod drives with forward looking duoprops
Engines - Volvo Penta D6 IPS-600 2 x 435 HP
Propulsion - Volvo IPS pod drives with forward looking duoprops
Speed - Cruising 28 knots Max 36 knots
Design - Christian Grande
Design - Christian Grande
Certification - CE B
June 13, 2007
Project: Dominator 75
June 11, 2007
Class 1 - Victory 77 Wins Athens Grand Prix

Victory 77’s Arif Saif Al Zaffeen and Jean-Marc Sanchez led home a Victory one-two, winning today’s Greek Grand Prix ahead of team-mates Nadir bin Hendi and Mohammed Al Suwaidi in Victory 7, with Qatar 96’s Sheikh Hassan Al-Thani and Matteo Nicolini completing a clean sweep of the podium for the Middle East. Al Zafeen and Sanchez didn’t have it all their own in the early stages and were made to work hard for their win. From the start it was Victory 7 who grabbed the early lead and for the opening four laps had to fend off a strong challenge from Spirit of Norway. But on lap five, Spirit of Norway slowed and returned to the pits to replace a broken water hose. Victory 77 moved into second place and then on lap eight swept passed their team-mates, going on take a comfortable win, completing the 21-laps in 54mins 19.96secs at an average speed of 118.65mph/190.91kmh. It was a race of high attrition, and with two of the fancied boats, both running V8s suffering engine problems and going out, Negotiator on lap one and Jotun on lap 5 it was left to the Qatar team to try to mount a serious challenge. But the pace of the Victory outfits was too much, but third and fourth for Qatar 96 and 95 completed a rout of the top four positions for the Middle East teams over their European challengers. Spirit of Norway, who had rejoined the race on lap 10, were able to salvage valuable points, clawing their way back to finish fifth with Nicola Giorgi and Tomaso Polli celebrating their renewed partnership with sixth spot, in SeveneleveN. For the young Australian, Tom Barry-Cotter, his Class 1 debut was less fruitful, when he and Norwegian Pal Virik Nilsen were forced to retire Spirit of Norway 20 on lap-7 with a broken propeller.
Race results:
1. Victory 77 – Al Zafeen(UAE)/Sanchez (FR)
2. Victory 7 – Al Suwaidi (UAE)/Hendi (UAE) +00.29,40
3. Qatar 96 – Al Thani (QAT)/Nicolini (ITA) +01.29,13
4. Qatar 95 – Al Sulaiti (QAT)/L Nicolini (ITA) +01.32,96
5. Spirit of Norway 10 – Gjelsten (NOR)/Curtis (GB) 4 laps
6. SeveneleveN 18 – Polli (ITA)/Giorgi (ITA) + 6 laps Foresti & Suardi
8 – Cirilli (ESP)/ Montavoci (ITA) - dnf
Spirit of Norway 20 – Barry-Cotter (AUS)/Nilsen (NOR) - dnf
Jotun 90 – Zaborowski (NOR)/Tandberg (NOR) - dnf
Negotiator 50 – Eker (NOR)/Parsonage (GB) - dnf
Overwave 11 – Ceriali (ITA)/Ceschin (ITA) - dns
CHAMPIONSHIP POINTS – after race 1 of 8
1. Victory 77 – Al Zafeen(UAE)/Sanchez (FR) – 20pts
2. Victory 7 – Al Suwaidi (UAE)/Hendi (UAE) – 15pts
3. Qatar 96 – Al Thani (QAT)/Nicolini (ITA) – 12pts
4. Qatar 95 – Al Sulaiti (QAT)/L Nicolini (ITA) – 9pts
5. Spirit of Norway 10 – Gjelsten (NOR)/Curtis (GB) – 7pts
6. SeveneleveN 18 – Polli (ITA)/Giorgi (ITA) – 5pts
Foresti & Suardi 8 – Cirilli (ESP)/ Montavoci (ITA) - dnf
Spirit of Norway 20 – Barry-Cotter (AUS)/Nilsen (NOR) - dnf
Jotun 90 – Zaborowski (NOR)/Tandberg (NOR) - dnf
Negotiator 50 – Eker (NOR)/Parsonage (GB) - dnf
Overwave 11 – Ceriali (ITA)/Ceschin (ITA) - dns
1. Victory 77 – Al Zafeen(UAE)/Sanchez (FR)
2. Victory 7 – Al Suwaidi (UAE)/Hendi (UAE) +00.29,40
3. Qatar 96 – Al Thani (QAT)/Nicolini (ITA) +01.29,13
4. Qatar 95 – Al Sulaiti (QAT)/L Nicolini (ITA) +01.32,96
5. Spirit of Norway 10 – Gjelsten (NOR)/Curtis (GB) 4 laps
6. SeveneleveN 18 – Polli (ITA)/Giorgi (ITA) + 6 laps Foresti & Suardi
8 – Cirilli (ESP)/ Montavoci (ITA) - dnf
Spirit of Norway 20 – Barry-Cotter (AUS)/Nilsen (NOR) - dnf
Jotun 90 – Zaborowski (NOR)/Tandberg (NOR) - dnf
Negotiator 50 – Eker (NOR)/Parsonage (GB) - dnf
Overwave 11 – Ceriali (ITA)/Ceschin (ITA) - dns
CHAMPIONSHIP POINTS – after race 1 of 8
1. Victory 77 – Al Zafeen(UAE)/Sanchez (FR) – 20pts
2. Victory 7 – Al Suwaidi (UAE)/Hendi (UAE) – 15pts
3. Qatar 96 – Al Thani (QAT)/Nicolini (ITA) – 12pts
4. Qatar 95 – Al Sulaiti (QAT)/L Nicolini (ITA) – 9pts
5. Spirit of Norway 10 – Gjelsten (NOR)/Curtis (GB) – 7pts
6. SeveneleveN 18 – Polli (ITA)/Giorgi (ITA) – 5pts
Foresti & Suardi 8 – Cirilli (ESP)/ Montavoci (ITA) - dnf
Spirit of Norway 20 – Barry-Cotter (AUS)/Nilsen (NOR) - dnf
Jotun 90 – Zaborowski (NOR)/Tandberg (NOR) - dnf
Negotiator 50 – Eker (NOR)/Parsonage (GB) - dnf
Overwave 11 – Ceriali (ITA)/Ceschin (ITA) - dns
June 10, 2007
New Model: Couach 3700 Fly
Famous French company Couach, builder of luxury motor yachts has launched it's new flagship the 3700 Fly. Contemporary styling, elegant beauty and lines that mirror the performance are the French brand invite, confirming entrance to a new area of Super Yacht building. For the development of this model Couach Yachts Design has imagined everything the business man expects from his Yacht, a resource both for work and pleasure made to measure to the taste of each individual. Couach Yachts took only one year to project and launch the new model, a record in it's own right showing the huge experience of the builder in Motor and Super Yacht construction. It is said that six 3700 Fly have been sold to date. Top speed for the 3700 Fly is 30 knots at half load and twin 2735 HP engines power. Range is at 700 nautical miles at a comfortable 20 knots cruising speed. A more economic range of 2000 nautical miles is possible at a displacement speed of 12 knots.
Technical Data:
Length - 36.8 m (120.7 ft)
Beam - 7.30 m
Draught - 1.85 m
Accomadation - 5 cabins + 3 crew cabins
Fuel Capacity - 24000 l
Water Capacity - 2000 l
Engines - 2 x 2400hp, 2775hp
Technical Data:
Length - 36.8 m (120.7 ft)
Beam - 7.30 m
Draught - 1.85 m
Accomadation - 5 cabins + 3 crew cabins
Fuel Capacity - 24000 l
Water Capacity - 2000 l
Engines - 2 x 2400hp, 2775hp
June 9, 2007
32nd Americas Cup - Emirates Team New Zealand Win Louis Vuitton Cup

Now Emirates Team New Zealand will face Swiss Defender Alinghi winner of the 31st Edition in Auckland, just what is a rematch of the 2003 final. Now we just have to wait for Saturday 23rd June 1500 hours CET Time for the much awaited match to start.
June 8, 2007
Project: Sealine SC35

June 7, 2007
Class 1 - Season Preview before start at Athens
TEAMS
VICTORY TEAM (Dubai, United Arab Emirates)
# 7 Victory Ahmed Al Suwaidi (D) UAE / Nadir Bin Hendi (T) UAE
# 77 Victory Arif Saif Al Zafeen (D) UAE / Jean-Marc Sanchez (T) France
VENETA MARINA – DUEMME BROKER (Italy)
# 8 Foresti & Suardi Domenico Cirilli (D) Spain / Giampaolo Montavoci (T) Italy
SPIRIT OF NORWAY RACING (Norway)
# 10 Spirit of Norway Bjorn Rune Gjelsten (D) Norway / Steve Curtis MBE (T) England
# 20 Spirit of Norway Tom Barry-Cotter (D) Australia / Pal Virik Nilsen (T) Norway
OVERWAVE RACING (Italy)
# 11 Overwave Enrico Ceriale (D) Italy / Maurizio Ceschin (T) Italy
GIORGIOFFSHORE (Italy)
# 18 SeveneleveN TBC (D) / Nicola Giorgi (T) Italy
CHRIS PARSONAGE RACING (England)
# 50 Negotiator Bard Eker (D) Norway / Chris Parsonage (T) England
UGLAND OFFSHORE RACING (Norway)
# 90 Jotun Christian Zaborowski (D) Norway / Jorn Tandberg (T) Norway
QATAR TEAM (Qatar)
# 95 Qatar Abdulla Al-Sulaiti (D) Qatar / Luca Nicolini (T) Italy
# 96 QatarHE Sheikh Hassan bin Jabor Al-Thani (D) Qatar / Matteo Nicolini (T) Italy
June 6, 2007
Project: Rodman 74 Muse
June 2, 2007
Project: ISA Yachts 480

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