Ga onbeperkt met Magzter GOLD

Ga onbeperkt met Magzter GOLD

Krijg onbeperkte toegang tot meer dan 9000 tijdschriften, kranten en Premium-verhalen voor slechts

$149.99
 
$74.99/Jaar

Poging GOUD - Vrij

SUPER TROUPER

Yachting World

|

December 2023

A WATERSHED DESIGN FOR THE TRADITIONAL SWEDISH BRAND, BUT DOES ARCONA'S FLAGSHIP HAVE THE X-FACTOR TO STAND OUT IN A CROWD?

SUPER TROUPER

Arcona – a Swedish yard with a sound reputation for producing traditional style cruiser-racers, designed by a little known Swede who had a gift of ensuring slippery hulls. If that sounds familiar, then be prepared for a redefinition, as pretty much all of that has changed with the launch of this new flagship 50.

Gone is the sweet, simple, stick-to-what-works idea. This is a big, contemporary new Arcona, one that sees the brand transition from its cruiser-racer heritage and classic interiors to a luxury performance sector. And it’s a stunner – inside and out, the 50 is a true showstopper.

It’s a bold move, but an understandable one. Long term designer Stefan Qviberg passed away in 2018, the same year when Arcona was bought by Najad and Orust Quality Yachts. Their owner then brought in former Olympic sailor Urban Lagnéus as CEO, a veteran manager who spent 18 years at Hallberg-Rassy. This new flagship is the first brand new design in that five year period and sees Arcona move much closer to the market trend.

MEER VERHALEN VAN Yachting World

Yachting World

MATTHEW SHEAHAN

WHAT'S THE FAIREST WAY OF DETERMINING WHO IS OLYMPIC CHAMPION? THE NEWEST PLANS FOR THE GAMES LOOK TO ADDRESS THAT

time to read

3 mins

February 2026

Yachting World

Yachting World

All-female round the world bid

The Famous Project CIC, an all-women challenge for the Jules Verne Trophy nonstop around the world, record set off on Saturday 29 November.

time to read

4 mins

February 2026

Yachting World

Yachting World

Faulty electric winch causes fatal accident

A cruising skipper of a 57ft yacht died off the South Coast of England after becoming entangled by an electric winch, according to a Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) preliminary assessment.

time to read

1 mins

February 2026

Yachting World

Yachting World

A NEW LIFE OF EXCESS

A BOLD DECISION TO USE DIFFERENT DESIGNERS HELPS GIVE THE EXCESS 13 IDENTITY AND MAKES A TELLING DIFFERENCE UNDER SAIL. HAS THIS LIVELY, MODERN BRAND FINALLY COME OF AGE?

time to read

9 mins

February 2026

Yachting World

Yachting World

SHADOW GAMES

RUSSIA'S 'GREY ZONE' ACTIVITY IN THE BALTIC, FROM GPS INTERFERENCE TO AGGRESSIVE SHADOWING, IS UNSETTLING SAILORS. WILL THIS BE THE NEW NORMAL, ASKS ELAINE BUNTING?

time to read

10 mins

February 2026

Yachting World

NIKKI HENDERSON

BARELY A BOAT IS LAUNCHED THESE DAYS WITHOUT AN ELECTRIC WINCH OPTION, BUT SAFETY AND TRAINING HASN'T KEPT PACE WITH TECHNOLOGY

time to read

3 mins

February 2026

Yachting World

Yachting World

SEAWIND 1170

THIS ESTABLISHED AUSTRALIAN CATAMARAN BRAND, NOW ALSO BUILT IN TÜRKIYE, WANTS TO WIN OVER EUROPEAN BUYERS – AND THERE'S A LOT TO LIKE

time to read

5 mins

February 2026

Yachting World

Yachting World

THE SCI-FI TRI

THE NEWEST FOILING ULTIM TRIMARAN IS A MELTING POT OF CRAZY IDEAS THAT COULD POTENTIALLY FLY AT 55 KNOTS.

time to read

10 mins

February 2026

Yachting World

Yachting World

Storm jib rule change

World Sailing has made a change to its racing offshore special regulations (OSR), clarifying the use of storm jibs as essential safety equipment.

time to read

1 min

February 2026

Yachting World

Yachting World

IN SHACK LETON'S STEPS

A FAMILY SAIL-SKI-CLIMB ADVENTURE FOR SKIP NOVAK REVEALS THE CHANGING NATURE OF THE SHACKLETON TRAVERSE

time to read

10 mins

February 2026

Translate

Share

-
+

Change font size