Sailing Yacht · 18,28 m HUGO BOSS
Launched in August 2019, the HUGO BOSS boat is considered the most revolutionary foiling IMOCA to date, and has undergone extensive development in the lead up to the Vendee Globe 2020 and is in contention for the podium.
Designed by Alex Thomson Racing (led by Design Manager, Pete Hobson) and the famous French naval architects VPLP, HUGO BOSS was built by world renowned boat builder Carrington Boats.
This exceptionnal racing yacht is the result of more than two years of painstaking design and build work, undertaken by more than 100 naval architects, designers, engineers and builders.
Pictures © Alex Thomson Racing
Specifications
- Model
- Imoca 60
- Year built
- 2019
- Builder
- Carrington Boats
- Architect
- VPLP Design
- Length
- 18,28 m
- Beam
- 5,40 m
- Draft
- 4,50 m
- Displacement
- 7,00 t
- Construction
- Carbon Sandwich
- Fuel capacity
- 200 l
- Generator(s)
-
8 kW FISHER PANDA
- Flag
- British
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