Rizzardi finally presented the 50 Incredible during the 2010 Genoa show and with it the central Italy builder hopes to follow the success obtained by the 2004 launched 45 now sold in over fifty units, and the 55 delivered in over ten since launched in 2008. The Rizzardi 50 Incredible shares some features from both the smaller and bigger Rizzardi Incredible models; as the layout and internal plan similar to the 45 but more spacious, and design of the hard top which shows a lot of the elements seen in the 55. The 50 Incredible also continues the use of the unique Technema hull lines, a feature presented on the Rizzardi's since the advent of the 63 Top Line model in 2002, which was followed in the 73, 63 HardTop, and all the Incredible models. Previously the Rizzardi's used to have a more flared bow as can be seen in the still in production 50 Top Line, or stopped 53 or the old 40, 45 and 50 Open models. Inside the plan of the 50 Incredible follows a similar three double cabins two head layout as that of the 45 with everything being more spacious. From the galley, saloon, shower heads, and cabins. The cockpit is another area which features more space, and adds a relaxing lounger to port side of the pilot station, and a bigger wet bar exterior galley. It is incredible what four extra centimeters in beam, and 1.25 meters in length can do. Performance always synonymous with the Rizzardi brand who also won the Endurance P1 championship in the top Evolution class both in 2002 and 03, is a top speed of 44 knots and a 37 of cruise with power coming from not so big MAN 730hp engines, and Italian made Top System surface drives. Considering the weight that is a good result showing good study of the hull lines and propulsion system.
Technical Data:
LOA - 16.05 m (52.6ft)
Beam - 4.44 m
Draft - 1.02 m including props
Displacement - 21 t loaded, 18 t empty
Fuel Capacity - 2000 l
Water Capacity - 550 l
Accommodation - 6 berths in 3 cabins
Engines - 2 x MAN R6 730hp
Propulsion - Top System TS65 surface drives
Speed - 44 knots max, 37 knots cruise
Range - 300 nautical miles at cruise speed
Hull Shape - variable deep Vee with 15 degrees deadrise aft
Construction - E Glass with Vinilester resins, RINA certified
Design - Corrado Rizzardi
Certification - CE A
Aguti Yachts from Germany follow the high acclaim its 20m sport yacht received for being first which combines traditional wooden shipbuilding techniques with high-tech composite technology. Following the success of its first model, Aguti present a smaller 10m sport day cruiser project. Again Aguti merge modern classic appearance and high end interior with the use of modern materials and ingenious details making the 10m a virtue. Intelligent solutions continue to come from Aguti with the flip extended bathing platform which doubles the swimming area, and the Bimini which comes as in magic from the windshield being ingenious features. Accommodation will be for a cockpit with sun lounge, C-shaped settee with central table, and helm station outside. A two berth interior is to be expected inside.
Andreas Grieger continues to increase the Aguti Yachts Family and has planned with his team a 12m. This project follows similar lines to the acclaimed 20m model, and again we see a classic of nostalgic past lines combined with modern ingenuity. So can be said for the flush deck and the bow flair which speaks tradition, and the hard top or the integrated hatches on the deck calling the future. The interior will offer a two plus two berth configuration with a forward double berth, and a mid ship cabin. Outside area offers two sunbeds with central passageway, two settees and galley. Power is by twin 370hp Volvo the 12m will reach a 40 knots max speed. 
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