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YPI Group Appointed Brokers of the Record Breaking SENSO ONE

Capable of reaching speeds of up to 40 knots the SENSO ONE is the fastest monohull in her class and is now exclusively on the market through YPI Group.

YPI Group Appointed Brokers of the Record Breaking SENSO ONE
2011-07-07
MONACO, July 06, 2011 (Press-News.org) Built specifically to break the Charlie Barr Transatlantic Record by the French shipyard JMV Industries in 2003 this 43 metre, Philip Briand designed schooner was built to be at the forefront of her class.

"She was designed to be the world's most cutting-edge racing schooner," says YPI Group CEO, Bertrand Vogele. "The goal was to beat the Charlie Barr Transatlantic Record for a monohull. In October 2003 she succeeded...smashing it by almost two days."

The SENSO ONE still holds this record and also retains the records for the fastest crossing from Guadeloupe to Antigua, The 100 Year Rolex Transatlantic Challenge Record and the West Coast Hawaii Pacific Record.

She needn't be regarded as purely a racing yacht however, several plans have been looked at by the existing owner with the premise of transforming the SENSO ONE into a luxury sailing yacht for charter.

"Her interior layout and the rare volume she enjoys means there are several excellent options when it comes to refitting her," adds Bertrand. "Plenty of ideas for a new owner to choose from."

This rare opportunity means that a buyer looking for both speed and comfort in a luxury sailing yacht for sale needn't compromise.

"When it comes to racing she is an absolute joy," adds Bertrand. "But she needn't just be about the racing. She is one of the most spacious schooners on the market today...and that space can easily be converted to accommodation."

The SENSO ONE is for sale exclusively through YPI Group Brokerage, for further information on this fantastic opportunity contact Bertrand Vogele at YPI Brokerage.

Yachting Partners International (YPI Group) is a yacht charter broker and yacht sales broker and is part of the Barry Rogliano Salles Shipbroking Group (BRS). Renowned for its integrity, considerable industry experience and for getting results this yacht management company has accumulated vast experience in the fields of luxury yacht design, yacht refitting, yacht crew placement, crewed yacht charter, super yacht charter and super yacht sales for some of the most discerning clients all over the world as well as an in-house crew agency. For further details regarding the above sailing yacht, or for a more general enquiry please visit us at our website at http://www.ypigroup.com.

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[Press-News.org] YPI Group Appointed Brokers of the Record Breaking SENSO ONE
Capable of reaching speeds of up to 40 knots the SENSO ONE is the fastest monohull in her class and is now exclusively on the market through YPI Group.