The catamaran Leopard 47 Robertson and Caine built in South-Africa 14 m 40 long overall length 7 m 20 width and 130 m2 of sail area.

Leopard catamaran wikipedia. Leopard 40 Sailing Catamaran Video. F50 catamaran The F50 is a one-design foiling catamaran used in the SailGP race series. The Leopard 38 also branded as the.

The company has produced an impressive list of racers and cruisers including international winners adding remarkable credits to its name over the past decade including Boat of the Year 1995 1998 2005 2007 2010 2012 2013 and 2017. Robertson and Caine was founded by John Robertson and the late Jerry Caine in 1991. Aboard an Aquila you.

Leopard 46 designed for private yacht ownership allows owners to seek solitude in the starboard hulls large private cabin study area separate head and shower. Leopard didnt start small but rather began their sailing catamaran line-up with a 45-foot catamaran in 1997 before moving to the Leopard 38 in 1998. Pure is the word that best describes Aquila Power Catamarans which are designed exclusively as power driven yachts.

Three boats from the 2017 Americas Cup were converted to comply with a new one. First Look Lenny Rudow April 6 2015 Boat Reviews J40 Staff August 25 2000 Boat Reviews Swedish Match 40 Staff August 12 2003 Engines Parts Volvo Penta Turns 350 Lenny Rudow. LEOPARD 45 NOW WITH A LOUNGE.

Celebrating 20 Years of Building the Worlds Best Liveaboard 2020 is a significant year for Antares as it marks our 20th year from planning and design to the building of the Antares 44 catamaran. The Leopard 50 boasts a lounging flybridge accommodation never before seen on a Leopard Catamaran of this size. The port hull accommodates two spacious guest cabins each.

The boats are based on AC50 boats and technology used in the Americas Cup. Designed as a versatile replacement of for the award-winning Leopard 48 Boat of the Year 2012 the Leopard 50 is an exciting new cruising sailing catamaran available. 2 days ago Leopard Catamarans pushes the boundaries of catamaran design.