Yacht description
CANNONBALL is a custom build 73 ft IMS Mini Maxi designed by the famous yacht architect and designer German Frers. The aluminium yacht was built in 1987 with aeronautical welding expertize by the world-known shipyard Williams & Manchester (Newport, Rhode Island, USA). The first owner sailed the boat in the NW Atlantic, winning several prestigious races, including the Newport Bermuda race in 1988.
Later CANNONBALL crossed the Atlantic Ocean to the Mediterranean Sea. The second owner ordered German Frers in 1996 to design a new bulb keel to improve the yacht’s performance. He won severaI races, including the European Maxi championship. The boat has been sailed by the world’s most famous skippers and tacticians.
After a succesfull racing career with numerous victories, CANNONBALL was bought by an Italian owner and retired. The yacht’s interior and systems were upgraded for comfortable cruising the Mediterranean.
Now CANNONBALL is back in business! Refitted in the Netherlands and fully upgraded to modern day Standards. Ready for some serious sailing again.
General
Radio Call Sign: MXSR6
Type: Cruiser/racer IMS Maxi sloop
Yard: William & Manchester, Rhode Island USA
Hull # 60
Bridge deck: teak
Cockpit: 2x (navigation & center)
Special feature: new bulb keel, designed by German Frers 1996
Deckspace: 25 people
Plumbing
- Complete water system refitted (flex pipe: Rehau) 2016
- Electrical boiler: Rheinstrom HZK 50 liters, 1/2/3 KWatt 2016
- Engine coolant water recisculation system 2016
- Watermaker: HEM series 20/1300 200L/hr 2016
- Main bilgepump: Rheinstrom M50E (40 liters/minute)
- Engine bilgepump: Sanguineti Chiavari 1604000 600 Watt (75 liters/minute)
- Peak bilgepump: F.E.I.T PVM 0.16 (30 liters/minute)
- Greywater pump: Rheinstrom M50E (40 liters/minute)
- Manual bilgepump: Whale Gusher 10 (65 liters/minute)
- Bilge alarm: yes
- Deckwash cockpit: fresh water
- Outside shower: cockpit hot and cold water
Tanks
- water: 1400 (4×350) liters
- fuel: 1400 (4×350) liters
- Grey water tank: yes
Calendar 2017 |
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Embarkation |
Disembarkation |
Departure |
Arrival |
Days |
Distance |
Type |
Event |
Saint Vincent |
Grenadines |
January 1st |
January 7th |
7 |
300 |
Cruising |
Coastal cruise |
Grenadines |
Barbados |
January 8th |
January 9th |
2 |
120 |
Cruising |
Coastal cruise |
Barbados |
Barbados |
January 9th |
January 15th |
7 |
300 |
Cruising |
Coastal cruise |
Barbados |
Barbados |
January 16th |
January 24th |
9 |
60 |
Regatta week |
Mount Gay Around Barbados |
Barbados |
Grenada |
January 25th |
January 26th |
1 |
160 |
delivery |
Coastal cruise |
Grenada |
Grenada |
January 28th |
February 4th |
8 |
0 |
Regatta week |
Grenada Sailing Week |
Grenada |
Antigua |
February 5th |
February 7th |
3 |
350 |
delivery |
Coastal cruise |
Antigua |
Antigua |
February 10th |
February 15th |
6 |
0 |
Regatta week |
Jolly Harbour Valentine’s Regatta |
Antigua |
Antigua |
February 16th |
February 25th |
10 |
605 |
Offshore regatta |
RORC Caribbean 600 |
Antigua |
Saint Martin |
February 26th |
February 27th |
1 |
100 |
delivery |
Coastal cruise |
Saint Martin |
Saint Martin |
February 28th |
March 6th |
7 |
0 |
Regatta week |
Heineken Regatta |
Saint Martin |
Saint Martin |
March 7th |
March 13th |
7 |
0 |
break |
break |
Saint Martin |
Curacao |
March 14 |
March 17th |
4 |
500 |
delivery |
Coastal cruise |
Curacao |
Curacao |
March 17th |
March 20th |
4 |
0 |
break |
break |
Curacao |
Aruba |
March 21st |
March 21st |
1 |
65 |
delivery |
Coastal cruise |
Aruba |
Aruba |
March 21st |
March 25 |
5 |
0 |
break |
break |
Aruba |
San Blas (Panama) |
March 26th |
March 30th |
5 |
750 |
delivery |
Crossing |