NAUTA 70
The Nauta 70 design was commissioned by Nauta Yachts of Italy to fulfill a desire in the Italian market for a luxurious 21 meter yacht capable of good performance club type racing with an upper rating limit of 60 ft IOR. The interior, deck and general styling of the boat has been cleverly composed by […]
MAXI “LONGOBARDA”
3/4 TON “AZUR DE PUIG” (ex-“LONE”)
The commission for LONE, a 3/4 Ton design, came to Farr Yacht Design in the fall of 1989 from Mr. Jan Bonde Nielson of London, England with an objective to win the 1990 3/4 Ton Worlds. The Farr design team was able to draw from their previous experience in the One Ton, Fifty Foot and […]
2 TON/IOR 44
Farr Yacht Design received commissions for the design of Two Ton yachts following the Offshore Racing Council’s (ORC) reintroduction of this level rating class at their November 1989 meeting. Mr. Yuji Sawano and Mr. Ikuo Chiba, both of Japan, desired Two Ton yachts for the 1990 Kenwood Cup, and Mr. Giuseppe DeGennaro of Italy and […]
FARR 72
IOR 50 “SPRINGBOK” & “MANDRAKE”
1 TON
1 TON “VIBES”
David Clarke of New Jersey approached us for a new One Ton IOR racing yacht design for competition in the 1991 One Ton Cup and Admiral’s Cup regattas. For the design of VIBES we undertook a detailed review of the previous One Ton design from 1989. Changes were subsequently made to the hull, appendages, deck […]
2 TON/IOR 44 “LA ROUGE & BRAVURA”
Farr Yacht Design received commissions for the design of Two Ton yachts following the Offshore Racing Council’s (ORC) reintroduction of this level rating class at their November 1989 meeting. Mr. Yuji Sawano and Mr. Ikuo Chiba, both of Japan, desired Two Ton yachts for the 1990 Kenwood Cup, and Mr. Giuseppe DeGennaro of Italy and […]
IMS44
The Farr IMS 44 is surely the most successful IMS design of 1992. To date, five Farr IMS 44s are sailing and four of them have outstanding victories to their credit, the fifth being outfitted for cruising in Japanese waters. GAUCHO, currently owned by Peter Gordon of the United States, took the international yachting community […]