The event will be adapted to the local pandemic regulations and the land-based events will be moved to the Real Club Nautico De Palma (RCNP). The focus of Europe's oldest superyacht regatta will of course be on the water. The organisers of the Superyacht Cup want to heat up the sporting action by creating the Performance Class. The Superyacht Class and the Corinthian Superyacht Class, in which spinnakers and gennakers are taboo and which has enjoyed great popularity since its introduction in 2017, will also be sailed against each other.
The 46-metre-long "Ganesha", the WallyCento "Magic Carpet3" and the 40-metre ketch "Huckleberry" have already expressed an interest in taking part. If three Js register, the J-Class formats will form their own starting group. The entry form for the 25th Superyacht Cup Palma is available here.
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