One is that Abramovich gifted Le Grand Bleu to Shvidler and the other is that he lost it in a bet.

Le grand bleu yacht lost in bet. The yacht was previously owned by Roman Abramovich but in June 2006 he lost Le Grand Bleu in a bet to it current owner friend and business partner Eugene Shvidler. Her top speed is 17 kn with power coming from a Diesel engine. An article on March 4 repeated previous reports which wrongly claimed that Roman Abramovich gave the yacht Olympia to Vladimir Putin in 2002 and lost Le Grand Bleu a different yacht.

It takes a lifetime for someone to discover Greece but it only takes an instant to fall in love with her. The yacht which was built in 2000 at the Bremer Vulkan yarrds in Germany in was previously owned by Chelsea Football Club owner Roman Abramovich. The boat has two helipads and carries four other luxury boats it was reportedly lost by Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich to its current owner in a bet.

Le Grand Bleu is designed by Stefano Pastrovic. Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich lost one of the yachts in a game of poker Russian newspapers reported on Monday prompting a strong denial from the oligarch. The story is absolutely completely entirely false Abramovich spokesman John Mann told AFP after three Russian daily newspapers published versions of the story that originated in the Italian press.

The yacht was owned by Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich until he lost it in a bet. LauralexiaInstagram Our Foreign Staff 16 June 2017 1020pm. LE GRAND BLEU is a 1128 m Motor Yacht.

She was built by Bremer Vulkan and delivered in 2000. Le Grand Bleu in all her grandeur. Its owned by Russian oil businessman Eugene Shvidler.

The 370ft luxury yacht Le Grand Bleu boasts not one but two helipads a sailboat and a large powerboat mounted towards the stern and enough. In 2019 it was named the 36th largest yacht of its kind in the world achieving a staggering size of 113 meters long. Le Grand Bleu which boasts two helipads and carries several extra boats on board arrived off the Fife coast on Wednesday and was a sight to behold for visitors to the area for much of yesterday.