The 25th edition of the Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup held in Mediterranean’s Costa Smeralda in Italy has seen new class championships announced, following the final verdicts on the water delivered during today’s exhilarating and decisive race.
The Mini Maxi Rolex World Championship is proving to be the tightest and most competitive race in its five-year history.
Yesterday, September 4, 2014, was marked by a layday at the currently running Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup 2014. It was an opportunity for crews to relax, ahead of the intense final two days.
Yesterday, September 3, 2014, was marked by Day 3 of the currently running Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup. In the Supermaxi Class, luxury yacht Firefly leads, going into the second half of the competition, but only by one point from Inoui yacht.
A fleet of Maxi yachts participating in the currently running Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup enjoyed clear skies and a fresh mistral breeze on Day 2. The J-Class leader is presently superyacht Rainbow.
This year’s 25th Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup officially kicked off yesterday, on September 1, 2014. Day 1 was marked by the victory of charter yacht Ranger in J-Class.
This year’s Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup is set to kick off in the lovely Sardinia yacht holiday location – Porto Cervo today, on September 1. The largest vessel to attend will be the 43,7m (143′) J Class superyacht Lionheart.
This year’s Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup is set to kick off in the lovely Sardinia yacht holiday destination – Porto Cervo this Sunday, on August 31. The popular regatta will host some of the world’s finest Maxi yachts, including the beautiful J Class yachts.