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YPI Exclusive - S/Y RAINBOW and S/Y ANNAGINE Compete in This Year's Les Voiles de St Tropez

Les Voiles de St Tropez is the spiritual home for many yachting enthusiasts. It has welcomed and made some of the world's yachting greats and this year it is expected to be just as entertaining with two YPI represented sailing yachts in action.

YPI Exclusive - S/Y RAINBOW and S/Y ANNAGINE Compete in This Year's Les Voiles de St Tropez
2012-09-21
MONACO, September 21, 2012 (Press-News.org) Every year St Tropez, arguably one of France's most glamorous towns, welcomes the world's most glamorous yacht race, Les Voiles de St Tropez. Previously known as "La Nioulargue" it was called off in 1995 after a dramatic accident. It returned to our yachting calendars in 1999 and has been a highlight for many sailing enthusiast ever since.

Les Voiles de St Tropez is a sailing regatta. If you are lucky enough to have attended, you will quickly have realised that it is as much about the yachts as it is about the racing. This year, from September 29th to October 7th, most of the surviving 'J' and 'JI' class yachts from the Les Voiles golden age will congregate in the 'rade' of St Tropez to compete once more. The regatta draws both sailing enthusiasts as well as those who just appreciate a beautiful yacht. During the 9 days of racing St Tropez is taken over by luxury yacht charters, champagne receptions and social functions. If you are thinking of embarking on a Mediterranean yacht charter, Les Voiles de St Tropez is a fantastic stop over on your voyage.

There are also modern yachts that take part, and if you want the convenience of modern technology as well as the beauty of the 'J' class classics, there are some superb modern takes on the stunning models of yesteryear. There were only 10 'J' class yachts ever built and only nine of these have ever raced. These yachts rarely come up for sale, so if you want beauty and convenience, a modern interpretation of these extraordinary yachts could be the answer.

Yachting Partners International (YPI) currently has a beautiful recreation of the Herreshof designed RAINBOW for sale, the yacht that won the America's Cup in 1934. The original was tragically scrapped in 1940 for $12,000, but such was her beauty and speed, a recreation was inevitable. The Dutch-built S/Y RAINBOW JH2, at 39.95m (131.1') is a faithful reproduction of the original, but with modern rigging, a unique hybrid propulsion system and a beautiful wood interior with contemporary details. It is certainly in contention for a podium finish at this year's regatta.

YPI also has a beautiful 34m (111') Dijkstra designed sloop attending this year's regatta currently for sale exclusively through YPI Brokerage. With all the elegance of a 'J' class but with a more modern layout, S/Y ANNAGINE is possibly the perfect compromise between nostalgia and practicality; it would also make the ideal vessel to take a Mediterranean yacht charter on.

Those attending this year's regatta will be able to view both RAINBOW JH2 and ANNAGINE in action. Both yachts will also be in attendance at the Monaco Yacht Show 2012 this week, exclusively through YPI Brokerage. RAINBOW JH2 will be at T 28 on the quay at Port Hercules whilst ANNAGINE will be anchored within the bay with viewings conducted on request.

Yachting Partners International (YPI Group) is a yacht charter broker and part of the Barry Rogliano Salles Shipbroking Group (BRS). Currently celebrating its 40th anniversary, YPI is renowned for its integrity, considerable industry experience and for getting results. YPI has accumulated vast experience in the fields of design, yacht refitting, yacht management, luxury sailing, yacht charter, luxury yachts for sale, super yachts for sale, luxury yacht charter and crewed yacht charter for some of the most demanding clients all over the world. For further information on either of the two luxury yachts mentioned above please contact us by telephone: + 377 99 99 97 97. Alternatively visit the YPI website here.

Website: http://www.ypigroup.com

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[Press-News.org] YPI Exclusive - S/Y RAINBOW and S/Y ANNAGINE Compete in This Year's Les Voiles de St Tropez
Les Voiles de St Tropez is the spiritual home for many yachting enthusiasts. It has welcomed and made some of the world's yachting greats and this year it is expected to be just as entertaining with two YPI represented sailing yachts in action.