A huge success of the third Oyster 825 sailing yacht MAEGAN at the Superyacht Cup Palma 2015, winning her Class and placing second overall, demonstrates Oyster‘s commitment to this big boat sailing world. Superyacht MAEGAN follows on from the Oyster group’s success over the past decade with seventeen Oyster 82’s, five Oyster 885’s, two Oyster 100’s and the Oyster 125 already on the water and with three more Oyster 825’s, one 885 and the all-new super yacht Oyster 118, currently under construction.
Third Oyster 825 superyacht MAEGAN underway
The latter yachts follow extensive tank testing and model development – preserving the interior comfort as well as cruising capability, and at the same time increasing competitiveness, now under the new Superyacht handicap rule. Thus, with more than 30 yachts eligible for the Loro Piana, Palma Superyacht Cup and St Barths Bucket, Oyster is actively supporting owners to add these events to their calendars.
Members of the Afterguard toughing out the race conditions on board Oyster 825 Yacht Maegan
At least ten 80-foot yachts are expected to participate in the prominent Oyster Regatta in Palma, running from September 29 to October 3, 2015. Moreover, seven Oyster yachts have confirmed their intention to attend the Loro Piana and Palma events in June 2016.
In their recent meeting, Oyster CEO, David Tydeman, and Pier Luigi, Loro Piana, expressed their enthusiasm for an “Oyster Class” within the Loro Piana events.
More charter yachts built by Oyster Marine.
